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Discover St. Paul's Anglican Catholic Church
A place to Worship, Grow, and Belong.
At St Paul’s, you will find a welcoming community rooted in Holy Scripture and the Catholic Faith as stated in the Apostles, Nicaean, and Athanasian Creeds, and the timeless worship of the church. Whether you are exploring Christianity, looking to deepen your walk with God, or loo
WHAT WE BELIEVE
We are Biblical
At St. Paul’s, we believe that the Holy Scriptures are divinely inspired and authoritative for all doctrine. Through Scripture, God reveals His Love, Truth, and grace to us in our daily lives and in our life with Him in His Kingdom.
We have Bible Studies going throughout the year.
We are Sacramental
At St. Paul’s we believe that God strengthens His people through the Grace of the Holy Sacraments.
In Baptism we are born again by Water and the Holy Spirit.
At Mass we participate in the eucharistic offering and receive the Body and Blood of our Lord Jesus Christ in Holy Communion.
At Holy Confirmation, people renew the vows they made, or were made for them in Baptism.
Holy Unction is the sacrament of anointing with Holy Oil for healing.
Confession is the sacrament where one receives forgiveness for sin when a person believes it important for them in their walk with Christ.
Holy Matrimony is the sacrament where one man and one woman make vows to God, the Church, and each other to live in a lifelong union.
Holy Orders is the Sacrament where men who have been called are ordained by the bishop(s) as a deacon, priest, or bishop.
If you have questions or desire to learn more, contact Fr. Bill+
We are Worship Centered
At St Paul’s, our worship is rooted in the rich and historic Anglican Catholic tradition. Many of the prayers that we say have been prayed by people all over the world for centuries and are prayed by millions of people around the world every day.
Our worship follows the 1928 Book of Common Prayer, the Anglican Missal, and the 1549 Book of Common Prayer.
Each service includes reading from Holy Scripture, the proclamation of the Gospel, the Apostle’s or Nicene Creed, and the Lord’s Prayer.
We have worship services most days of the week.