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10:30 AM to 12:00 PM
Meets second and third Wednesdays in Education Center
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Come together for fellowship, to do a few chores and enjoy one another's company. At 12:05 we will join in a service of Communion and then have lunch together
Jeffersonville, INFair, 38 F
Mostly Sunny. High: 66 Low: 47
Mostly Sunny. High: 73 Low: 56
Rain/Snow/Wind. High: 49 Low: 22
Mostly Sunny. High: 43 Low: 33
Partly Cloudy. High: 61 Low: 41
St Paul's revived the tradtion of the Fish Fry but on a managable scale - holding them quarterly. The next one is January 10th
Talking with the Children about Baptism.
Almost every week we have a Children's Chat to give them good and Godly learning.
Built in 1893 by workmen from the Howard Steamboat works St Paul's is a lovely victorian style structure
We welcomed Canon Bruce Gray (center) as a guest officiant at St Paul's
Fr. Crysler, our Priest Associate, proclaims the Gospel in worship.
Verger Sonny McCulloch leads the procession at the beginning of worship
Steel of the Night in concert August 22, 2013 to benefit Blessings in a Backpack - part of our benefit concert series.
A coffee hour follows our 10:15 AM service.
A childrens table up front provides a place for quiet activites for our younger members.
On Easter the children presented the opening Alleluia to the congregation
A baptism on Easter Sunday 2013
Thank you for visiting St Paul's website!
St Paul's Episcopal Church, on "thesunny side of Louisville" in downtownJeffersonville Indiana is a community of welcome, hospitality and healing. The people of St Paul’s Church, invite you to come gather with us, to rest in the Lord, to be sheltered under the inclusive branches of God’s embracing love, and to live out the radical openness of God. We gather on Sunday morning at 10:15 AM for worship.
St. Paul’s, located at the corner of Walnut and East Market Streets in Jeffersonville IN, is an intergenerational congregation with intergenerational participation in worship. A coffee hour follows our service. We frequently have a Teen/Adult Class beginning at 11:45 to study books, issues and topics relating our faith to our lives.
An open and inclusive community of faith sharing the Gospel, friendship and abundant life with others. No matter where you are in your spiritual journey, or the questions you may have, St Paul’s offers you welcome
We are small enough to be friendly & welcoming and large enough to be Good News in our community.
What we value:
We value connection, co-operation and acceptance. We see our purpose is to share God’s radical openness with others. We range in age from infants to 90+. .Some of us were born into the Episcopal Church. Others among us have come to this faith community quite recently. Feel free to browse through the various areas of our website and learn about our fellowship.
If you are considering looking for a place of worship, or are relocating to our area, we would love to have you get to know us and to have you join us,.
When you visit our church, you will find:
- A place where we gather to share acceptance, community and caring.
- A congregation that will gladly welcome you
- Preaching/teaching that is centered on scripture and applies it to life today
- Music and liturgy that reaches the heart as well as the head
- Companionship for you on your spiritual journey
- Ministries to provide nurture for spirit
- Our "red doors of welcome" are open to you
Ours is an open door to all who seek God
or a deeper relationship with Jesus, our Lord.
321 E. Market St.
Jeffersonville, Indiana 47130
Facebook10:15 AM
11:45 AM to 12:30 PM
5:30 PM to 7:30 PM
6:00 PM to 7:00 PM
10:30 AM to 1:00 PM
12:05 PM to 12:35 PM
10:00 AM to 11:00 PM
On the five Sundays of Lent, beginning March 9th at 10:15 AM the Co-Pastors of St Paul’s Episcopal Church in Jeffersonville will present a sermon series and discussion in a forum during the coffee hour following on learning to forgive.
The impetus is that they are asked the most about forgiveness – what it is and what it is not. Unlike what we usually think of as forgiveness (a heavenly parent telling us to “say you’re sorry”) what forgiveness really entails is a means of freeing ourselves from those things that bind us to the past so that we can move into a better future. Forgiveness is about us. Reconciliation is about healing a relationship with another.
Topics will include: Living in the Reality of Unconditional Love; Discovering the Golden Thread of Life; The Art of Resolving Resentment; and Forgiving Ourselves
St Paul’s is located at the corner of E. Market and Walnut Streets in Jeffersonville. All are invted and welcome to participate in 10:15 AM worship and the forum following.
