about us
Copyright 2011 Saint Paul's Episcopal Church
213 North Main Street
Suffolkm Virginia
213 North Main Street
Suffolkm Virginia
Saint Paul's 213 North Main Street Suffolk, Virginia 23434 757-539-2478
We are a handicapped accessible facility
St. Paul's holds a celebration Holy Eucharist every Sunday morning at 8:00 and 10:30.
The early service uses Rite 1 liturgy, which employs more traditional language, and does not have music. With an average attendance of 25 people, this service is quiet and contemplative. The congregation is warm, thoughtful, and friendly.
The later service uses Rite 2 liturgy, which employs more contemporary language, and features choir and congregational singing. With an average attendance that ranges from 75-100 people, attendees at this service vary widely in age and life experience, yet find a unity in Spirit as we worship.
St. Paul's keeps the calendar for the Christian year (this helps us to follow the life of Christ on a yearly basis) and draws it Sunday scripture readings from the Revised Common Lectionary (this helps us to hear the word of God as it relates to the Christian year).
The parish holds special services throughout the year including Christmas Eve, The Epiphany (Jan. 6), Maundy Thursday and Good Friday, and Thanksgiving Eve.
All persons who have been baptized in the Christian faith and life are welcome to receive communion at St. Paul's. We make a conscious effort to help visitors and newcomers follow the liturgy of our service.
The early service uses Rite 1 liturgy, which employs more traditional language, and does not have music. With an average attendance of 25 people, this service is quiet and contemplative. The congregation is warm, thoughtful, and friendly.
The later service uses Rite 2 liturgy, which employs more contemporary language, and features choir and congregational singing. With an average attendance that ranges from 75-100 people, attendees at this service vary widely in age and life experience, yet find a unity in Spirit as we worship.
St. Paul's keeps the calendar for the Christian year (this helps us to follow the life of Christ on a yearly basis) and draws it Sunday scripture readings from the Revised Common Lectionary (this helps us to hear the word of God as it relates to the Christian year).
The parish holds special services throughout the year including Christmas Eve, The Epiphany (Jan. 6), Maundy Thursday and Good Friday, and Thanksgiving Eve.
All persons who have been baptized in the Christian faith and life are welcome to receive communion at St. Paul's. We make a conscious effort to help visitors and newcomers follow the liturgy of our service.
Contact Us:
The Parish Office is open from 9:00-1:00 Monday through Friday. The office phone number is (757) 539-2478.
The Office email address is office@saintpauls-suffolk.org. You can e-mail the Rector at keith@saintpauls-suffolk.org.
You can keep up with parish news and events on facebook at St. Paul's Episcopal Church-Suffolk, VA.
The Parish Office is open from 9:00-1:00 Monday through Friday. The office phone number is (757) 539-2478.
The Office email address is office@saintpauls-suffolk.org. You can e-mail the Rector at keith@saintpauls-suffolk.org.
You can keep up with parish news and events on facebook at St. Paul's Episcopal Church-Suffolk, VA.