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St. Paul's Episcopal Church

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As Episcopalians, we value questioning and curiosity about God. We try to understand our relationship to our creator through the history of our church. St. Paul's Episcopal Church sits squarely in the midst of this tradition. We are united by common worship and our commitment to join with God in God's reconciling work in the world. We invite you, wherever you are in your faith journey, to join with us as we seek to follow the way of Christ and take part in God's mission. 

Whether you are young, old, or somewhere in between; gay, straight, bisexual, pansexual, or asexual; male, female, nonbinary, or transgender; a person of means or a person struggling to make ends meet; married, partnered, never-married, widowed, or divorced; confident in your faith or wondering if God even exists; whoever you are, we invite you to visit our community. You will find a group of people who are working together to make sense of the life God has given to each of us and to support one another as we follow the path of Christ. We need one another as we journey through life, and we need you.     

Worship times

Sunday
8:00 am
English
Rite I
Sunday
10:15 am
English
Rite II with Music
Wednesday
12:00 pm
English
Holy Eucharist
Sunday
9:00 am
English
SUMMER WORSHIP: Rite II (no 8am or 10:15am)

Volunteer opportunities

One time opportunities
Ongoing commitment opportunities
Opportunities for mission groups

Our Mission & Outreach Committee is committed to serving God's Mission in the community nearby and to wherever we are called.

Ministries

St. Paul's Little Free Pantry

Children and Youth Ministries
Faith Formation
Food Pantries
Mission Trips and Partnerships
Racial Reconciliation

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145 Main St
Southington, CT 06489-2590
United States

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Organized groups

Adult faith formation
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)/Narcotics Anonymous/Twelve Step
Bible study
Boy Scouts
Choir
Eucharistic Ministers/Visitors
Godly Play
Journey to Adulthood (J2A)
Lay pastoral care (e.g. Stephen Ministry, Community of Hope)
Youth faith formation/Sunday school
Youth group