
Our Christian Mission
The mission of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
is to sustain a community shaped by worship,
connected through faith,
and called to share God’s love.
WELCOME TO St. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH!
We open our doors to a world longing to be close to God. We are a Christ-centered community of faith and prayer in the historic Episcopal and Anglican traditions, devoted to deeper intimacy with God in Christ through the Holy Spirit. With rich liturgical and sacramental worship throughout the week, active outreach programs, and a variety of educational opportunities, St. Paul's is a place where the inner life and the outer life feed one another as we become what we are created by God to be - in His image. "The Glory of God is man fully alive." St. Irenaeus
EASTER SERMON SERIES
Regarding our ongoing Easter sermon series, here are the first three questions I've invited all of us to consider. You all are doing great!! The Spirit is alive and well at St. Paul's! I'm getting some wonderful and profound answers -- keep them coming! I'm also in the process of organizing a means by which we can begin really sharing with each other what we discover. Email me (revbrads@gmail.com) or Facebook me or let's get together -- either way let's keep talking about this with each other. Good stuff is truly emerging! Where is God calling us next in this post-Resurrection time?
1st week (4/7): How has the Resurrection impacted your faith?
2nd week (4/14): When has Resurrection, new life, surprised you? When did you look upon a situation as hopeless, beyond redemption, and were surprised to see
new life emerge when and where you least expected (e.g. in a relationship that seemed beyond repair)?
3rd week (4/21): How do you practice listening to the voice of the Shepherd?
4th week (4/28): Do you REALLY believe that love is enough to change the World?
5th week (5/5): Jesus: "Do you want to be made well?" And what are you prepared to do with Him to see that happen?
6th week (5/12): How do you live in the in-between times of life?

"Kingdom of Truth"
July 8-12, 9:00-12:00
Presented by St. Paul's EYC!
Click here for all the details and registration form.
(704)289-8434
OFFICE HOURS:
Mon-Fri, 8:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
MAILING ADDRESS:
PO Box 293
Monroe, NC 28111
PHYSICAL & SHIPPING ADDRESS:
116 South Church St.
Monroe, NC 28112
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
