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St. Paul's Youth at National Cathedral, Washington D.C., 2009Welcome to St. Paul's, Smithfield!

Saint Paul's Episcopal Church is a gathered community that worships, prays, plays, and cares for one another and the larger community, as we share our common life in Jesus Christ. We welcome all to our Parish and invite all to become a part of Parish Community.


Brotherhood of Saint Andrews Wine Tasting Fundraiser!
Thursday, March 18, 2010
6:00 PM
Lawrence Hall, St. Paul's

More information HERE

Haitian Earthquake Recovery


Please support the Haitian earthquake recovery effort; donate to Episcopal Relief and Development Program.

Visit our Lauren Stanley's website HERE for information regarding the Episcopal mission situation in Haiti.

A great article on Lauren Stanly has been published; read it HERE


 

St. Paul's offers two services: 8:00 AM and 11:00 AM.
The 11 AM service is Rite II with music and choir.

All are welcome to attend coffee hour following the 11:00 AM service.

Sunday School is available for adults and young people, and begins at 10:00 AM.
Fr. Kenny is doing an adult class on Jerusalem this fall.

Wednesdays there is a noon eucharist and healing service. Bible Study begins at 6:30 PM in the sanctuary. Everyone is invited to attend.


Click HERE for directions and map information to St. Paul's.

 If you wish to become a member of Saint Paul's:

  • and you have not been baptized in a Christian Church, you may speak to the Priest about instruction and arranging a date for your baptism into the body of Christ.
  • and you are a member of another Episcopal Church, please call the Parish Office to have your present membership transferred to Saint Paul's.
  • and you are a member of another Christian denomination, we will be happy to transfer your letter to our Parish. You may then participate in classes to prepare you for full membership in the Episcopal Church.