St. Paul's Episcopal Church

St. Paul's Episcopal Church We are a growing church with dynamic worship, that believes in living the gospel of Jesus Christ every day of the week! We invite you to worship with us!

WORSHIP
We take seriously the holy work of worship, striving for excellence in the service of the church. The liturgies of The Episcopal Church support, empower and motivate us in our mission. MUSIC
Music at St. Paul’s has a long tradition of excellence in the diocese andbeyond. The music supports the worship and is an offering to the glory of God. PARISH LIFE
We are an open, loving and diverse pa

rish that welcomes all who love God. Our membership includes traditional families as well as singles and committed partners. All have found a home in St. Paul’s and all are invited to take an active part in its ministries. OUTREACH
We believe that love is the primary message of Christ, that justice is love in action, and that in serving others we are following Christ’s mandate to love our neighbors as ourselves. TRADITION
We are a church that greatly values its rich history and tradition, but we don’t take ourselves too seriously. Fun and fellowship are very much a part of our tradition.

As the day comes to a close, we gather for our first Compline of the trip.In the quiet of the evening, we pause to give ...
06/01/2026

As the day comes to a close, we gather for our first Compline of the trip.

In the quiet of the evening, we pause to give thanks for safe travels, shared laughter, new experiences, and the gift of being together.

Our theme for this journey is Wonder Fully: Awe. Wonder. Belonging. As we begin, we pray for eyes to see God’s presence around us, hearts open to wonder, and a community where everyone knows they belong.

May this week be more than a trip. May it be a journey of faith, friendship, service, and discovery.

“I praise you, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made.” — Psalm 139:14

05/31/2026

This morning at St. Paul’s Atl, a special hello to St. Paul’s St. Croix.

Pauline Samuel
Trey Davis
Rhett Solomon

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The Episcopal Church
The Diocese of Atlanta

05/31/2026

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Sunday at St. Paul’s ✝️Pentecost Sunday“When the day of Pentecost came, they were all together in one place…”— Acts 2:1-...
05/30/2026

Sunday at St. Paul’s ✝️

Pentecost Sunday

“When the day of Pentecost came, they were all together in one place…”
— Acts 2:1-4

Today we celebrated Pentecost, the day the Holy Spirit came upon the disciples.

A sound like a mighty rushing wind filled the house, and what seemed to be tongues of fire rested upon each of them. All were filled with the Holy Spirit and empowered for the work God had called them to do.

May we be reminded that the same Spirit that moved then is still moving today—guiding, strengthening, and drawing us closer to God and one another.

Holy blessings to the youth of St. Paul’s and Holy Trinity Parish EYC as they embark on their mission trip to St. Croix. May their journey be filled with faith, service, fellowship, and God’s protection.

Happy Birthday and Anniversary blessings to all celebrating during the month of May. May God continue to bless you with joy, health, peace, and abundant grace.

Come, Holy Spirit.

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Youth Pilgrimage 2026 is underway!!! Our pilgrims from St. Paul’s & Holy Trinity Parish are headed to St. Croix for a w...
05/30/2026

Youth Pilgrimage 2026 is underway!!! Our pilgrims from St. Paul’s & Holy Trinity Parish are headed to St. Croix for a week of service and fellowship.
Wonder Fully:Awe. Wonder.Belonging

05/30/2026

Join us celebrating the life of the Reverence Albert Lee Moore

05/24/2026

We'd love to have YOU in service at 10am!

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Sunday at St. Paul’s ✝️Today we reflected on the true meaning of unity — unity rooted in the love of God.What does that ...
05/17/2026

Sunday at St. Paul’s ✝️

Today we reflected on the true meaning of unity — unity rooted in the love of God.

What does that kind of unity look like in the pews? And how is it shared with the world?

In John 17:11, Jesus prays:

“That they may be one, as we are one.”

“Jesus prays for oneness, not sameness. That distinction matters.

He is not praying that we all become identical. The Father is not the Son, and the Son is not the Father — yet they are perfectly one in love, purpose, and relationship.

So when Jesus prays that we may be one, He is not asking us to erase or ignore our differences. He is inviting us into a deeper kind of belonging.” — Mother Pauline

And maybe that kind of unity looks like this in the pews —a unity meant to be shared with the world.

Laughter after service.
Offering peace.
Conversations across pews.
Different people. Different personalities.
Yet rooted in the same love of God.

A unity that does not demand sameness — only love.

Peace be with you.

Address

306 Peyton Road SW
Atlanta, GA
30311

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 8am - 2pm

Telephone

+14046963620

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