St. Paul's Episcopal Church

10/18/2026

Join us for Men's Day service at 10am!

10/15/2026

Sunday at St. Paul’s ⛪️

Second Sunday — where our Episcopal traditions are sprinkled with a little Gospel music. 🎶

And Sunday’s message, grounded in Exodus 32:1–14, “When Waiting on God Becomes TOO Uncomfortable,” offered some deep, holy reflection moments. Here are a few worth sitting with…

✨ “When uncertainty outlasts our patience.”

✨ “Faith doesn’t always give us the view from the mountaintop.”

✨ “Impatience can persuade us to settle for what we can control instead of trusting the God that we cannot.”

✨ “God’s provision gets melted down and poured into a mold.” The Israelites took the very gold God had provided and fashioned a golden calf.

And a question worth pondering:

“What do we reach for when trusting God means living without knowing what comes next?”

And what should we do when trusting God means living without knowing what comes next?

“Be still, and know that God is God.” — Mother Pauline, reflecting on Psalm 46:10 🙏🏽

🎥 Watch Sunday’s sermon (Facebook) and reflect with us.

10/15/2026

When Waiting on God Becomes TOO Uncomfortable,” offered some deep, holy reflection moments. Here are a few worth sitting with…

✨ “When uncertainty outlasts our patience.”

✨ “Faith doesn’t always give us the view from the mountaintop.”

✨ “Impatience can persuade us to settle for what we can control instead of trusting the God that we cannot.”

✨ “God’s provision gets melted down and poured into a mold.” The Israelites took the very gold God had provided and fashioned a golden calf.

And a question worth pondering:

“What do we reach for when trusting God means living without knowing what comes next?”

And what should we do when trusting God means living without knowing what comes next?

“Be still, and know that God is God.” — Mother Pauline, reflecting on Psalm 46:10 🙏🏽

Watch the full sermon on Facebook and YouTube

10/15/2026

Meeting people where they are. 🙌🏾 God for 20 years.

10/11/2026

Join us for service at 10am!

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10/04/2026

Sunday at St. Paul’s 💚

Sometimes faith is simply remembering.

Today, Deacon Faustin spoke about remembering who God is.

“Sometimes we forget who God is. Sometimes we forget the words that tell us who God is.”

She said today’s scriptures, taken together, felt like a reminder of who God is—who He is always, who He is to us, and where He is in the midst of us.

As if God is saying:

“Remember Me? Do you remember Me?

I brought you from your mother’s womb. I am the One who brought you through good times and bad times.

Remember, when you felt alone, when no one seemed to understand, I was with you.

And I am with you now.”

Seek Him with all your heart.
Seek Him, and He will be found.
Seek first the Kingdom and His righteousness, and your needs will be met.

“I am the Lord Almighty. I change not.”

And she closed in prayer with the words of a Caribbean hymn:

🎶 “One day at a time, sweet Jesus.
That’s all I’m asking of You.
Lord, give me today the strength
to do every day what I have to do.”

Sometimes faith is simply remembering.

Remembering who God is.
Remembering what He has already brought us through.
And trusting that the God who was with us then is still with us now.

One day at a time.
One minute, one moment, even one second at a time.

✈️And traveling blessings to all who are traveling this October. May God be with you along the way and bring you safely home. 🙏🏽

10/04/2026

Join us for service today!

10/03/2026

Saturday at St. Paul’s

Warden’s meeting with Mother Pauline

Churchmen’s Fish Fry. Food, Friends, and Fellowship

Flower Guild arranging the altar flowers for tomorrow’s service.

10/02/2026

10-4-26 | 5:40pm

Join us this Sunday evening for The Diocese of Atlanta's Pride Eucharist held at Holy Trinity Parish.
https://episcopalatlanta.org/event/pride-eucharist-2026/