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Built in 1893 by workmen from the Howard Steamboat works St Paul's is a lovely victorian style structure.
Nancy has a conversation with two of our young people during the Children's Chat
St Paul's is a diverse group of people who are willing to do the hard work of being an inviting, caring Christian community.
Verger Sonny McCulloch leads the procession at the beginning of worship
A childrens table up front provides a place for quiet activites for our younger members.
Our children are full and honored members of the congregation, as are our elders and all those in between.
Our red doors open to welcome and provide worship that speaks to the heart and head.
St Paul's sponsors a yearly series of three or more Benefit Concerts. Admission is FREE to the Community and a free-will offering is received to support community service orgaizations in Jeffersonville.
Our Bishop, the Rt Rev Jennifer Baskerville-Burrows, officiated at the communion service held at St Paul's for the Diocesan Conventrion in 2017.
On Easter the children present the opening Alleluia to the congregation
Thank you for visiting St Paul's website!
St Paul's Episcopal Church,in downtown Jeffersonville Indiana (across the Ohio River from Louisville KY) is a community of welcome, hospitality and acceptance. 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 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 which values participation in worship. A coffee hour follows our service. We periodically have educational opportunities including book studies, examination of issues and topics relating our faith to our lives.
What we value: COMMUNITY, COOPERATION & ACCEPTANCE
We extend God’s invitation to ALL-
Gay, lesbian, transgendered, bisexual, straight, male, female, senior, youth, liberal, conservative, married, single, partnered, bi/multi-racial, searching, in recovery, healing-
to more fully become the people God created and calls us to be. We prepare a place for everyone around God’s table, believing that in St. Paul’s faith community all are valued and included in God’s kingdom.
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. Most among us have come to this faith community more recently. Feel free to browse through the various areas of our website and learn about our fellowship.
No matter where you are in your spiritual journey, or the questions you may have, St Paul’s invites you and offers you welcome. If you are looking for a worshipping community, or are relocating to our area, we would love to have you get to know us and to consider joining with us.
But don't just take our word for it...
COME & SEE - TRY US OUT....
When you visit our church, you will find:
- A community of wholeness, healing and hope
- A variety of people who gladly welcome you as a guest or as a member
- 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 the spirit and tangible assistance to people in the community.
- Our "red doors of welcome and sanctuary" are open to you
Ours is an open door to all & especially those who seek God
or a deeper relationship with Jesus, our Lord.
Jeffersonville, Indiana 47130
There are no established office hours. The Co-Pastors are available to meet for pastoral conversations, and other meetings by giving them a call (812 282-1108) by email: StPaulsjeff@gmail.com) or checking with them after worship.
- Holy Eucharist with hymns and homily; followed by coffee hour– 10:15 AM
- Primary Purpose Narcotics Anonymous Group & a Family Support Group– 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM
- Spiritual Companionship Group - second and fourth Tuesdays of the month– 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM
- Young Adult Spirituality Group - dinner & discussion– 6:00 PM to 8:00 AM
- Monthly Communion at Westminster Village - FIRST WEDNESDAY of Month– 12:30 AM
- Clark County CARES (4th Thursday of the month)– 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM
- Pitch-in dinner & Bible Study (first and third Thursdays of the mont)– 6:00 PM to 8:00 AM
- A A Garbage Dump Group– 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM
We look forward to having our Bishop, the Rt Rev Jennifer Baskerville-Burrows present with us on Sunday June 24th. She will lead a Forum and 9:30 and then celebrate and preach at the 10:15 am service. This will be her first official visitation ot the parish.
Following the serviuce we will have a luncheon reception in the parish hall at 11:30am. The Vestry and leadership will meet with Bp Jennifer at 12:15 in the Education Wing. Plan on attending on June 24th to greet and get to know our Bishop.
St Paul's Jeffersonville and St Paul's New Albany will gather at the shelter in Ashland Park in Clarksville for a joint picnic on June 30th beginning at 12:30 pm. We will have noon prayers and a pitch-in picnic lunch along with conversation a few games and lots of conversation.Bring chairs and a dish to share.
St Paul's Jeffersonville and St Paul's New Albany will march in the Jeffersonvile PRIDE Parade at 4 pm on Saturday June 30th. The parade route will end at Warder Park where we will share a booth providinhg information about the Episcopal Church and our inclusive welcome..
Ther booth will be staffed from 4:30 - 9pm. We will need 4 volunteers - 2 to staff both the early shift and the later shift.
Girl Scout Troop 322 has invited us to the dedication of the their pollinator garden on Saturday June 30th at 2 pm in Wathen Park off Alison Lane. Nancy has been asked to bless the garden as part of the dedication cermeony. The Troop is most grateful for our help in raising funds for this project through our benefit concert program. This is another place where our communiyt partnerships help recreate the world as God would have it.
On the SECOND Sunday of each month a pitch-in brunch is held in our parish hall following the service. We will often have a small project to help meet a need in the region as part of our Second Sunday gathering. We invite you to join us.
