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Welcome to St. Pauls! - St. Pauls Episcopal Church St Paul’s has a robust musical tradition, with a world-class organ and a talented parish choir Other offerings include strings, dulcimers, recorders, and more
Our Leadership - St. Pauls Episcopal Church The members of St Paul’s vestry are elected by the parish for rotating three-year terms The vestry helps define the mission of the Church, supports the Church’s mission by word and deed, ensures effective organization and planning, and oversees the resources and finances of a parish
The Episcopal Church - St. Pauls Episcopal Church As part of that mission, we’re following Jesus into loving, liberating and life-giving relationship with God, with each other and with the earth as the Episcopal branch of the Jesus Movement
Worship - St. Pauls Episcopal Church Our Worship services follow the Episcopal liturgy found in the Book of Common Prayer and music from the 1982 Hymnal, and Lift Every Voice and Sing II Sunday worship includes …
Events for November 2025 – St. Pauls Episcopal Church Please join us each Wednesday at 5:10 p m in the library to pray the Episcopal Church Public Policy and Witness Weekly Prayers We will end in time for the 5:30 p m service
A Rich and Colorful History - St. Pauls Episcopal Church When the Diocese of East Carolina was formed in 1883, St Paul’s Parish was admitted, and the diocese’s first bishop, the Rt Rev Alfred A Watson, consecrated the new church
What to Expect FAQ - St. Pauls Episcopal Church How are decisions made at St Paul’s? St Paul’s is an Episcopal Church The word “Episcopal” means a church governed by bishops We call our local churches “parishes,” which are governed by an elected “vestry” of ordinary people who help lead the church and make important day-to-day decisions