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St. Paul's Episcopal Church

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Walking into the church you may notice a small sign above the door that has hung there for decades.  It's just three words: Expect A Miracle.  At St. Paul's, you come to appreciate that little sign.  It remids is of the kind of God we have, and the kind of church family we want to be.  We can expect a miracle, because we have a God who loves us and wants the best for us.

At St. Paul's you'll find a community worshiping with the best contemporary praise music (our 10:30 service) and classical traditional hymns (the 8:00 service).  Each Sunday you'll hear a bible-based message that will speak to your life and concerns.  Above all, we pray that you'll have a deep experience of Christ's love for you - and carry it with you throughout the week.

Wherever you've been and however you arrive, we hope you'll enjoy the welcome of Jesus and experience His transforming love in your life.

Worship times

Sunday
8:00 am
English
Sunday
10:30 am
English
Wednesday
10:00 am
English

Volunteer opportunities

One time opportunities
Ongoing commitment opportunities

Many opportunities within the church family assisting parishioners as well as in the greater Danbury, CT area through the Jericho Partnership which mobilizes ministries and transforms the city of Danbury for the glory of God and the common good of its people through a radical and sustainable partnership of Christ-centered churches, word-and-deed ministries and private foundations.

Ministries

Food and Clothing Collection

Donation Coordination/Distribution

Throughout the year, food, clothing, and other necessities are collected and distributed to six area food pantries in the Danbury Deanery and well as through the Jericho Partnership.

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174 Whisconier Rd
Brookfield, CT 06804-3307
United States

Contact

Fr. Joseph Shepley

Organized groups

Adult faith formation
Habitat for Humanity
Youth faith formation/Sunday school
Young adult group
Men's group
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)/Narcotics Anonymous/Twelve Step
Eucharistic Ministers/Visitors
College student group
Choir
Boy Scouts
Bible study
Youth group

Other community groups

AARP,