St Paul's Episcopal Church

03/31/2026

Holy Week Schedule
St. Paul's Corunna, MI
Wednesday Eve: 7 p.m. Tenebrae with Christ Church at St. Paul's Corunna
Thursday: 6 p.m. Maundy Thursday at Christ Church Owosso
Friday: 12 noon Good Friday service at Christ Church Owosso
Friday: 7 p.m. Stations of the Cross at St. Paul's Corunna
Easter Sunday: 12 noon at St. Paul's Corunna - not time change

03/10/2026

02/17/2026

Ash Wednesday Service 4 PM

01/26/2026

From Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe: Death and despair do not have the last word:

"In the coming years, our church will continue to be tested in every conceivable way as we insist that death and despair do not have the last word, and as we stand with immigrants and the most vulnerable among us who reside at the heart of God." - Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe

Read the full statement here: https://bit.ly/3YUJaqi

12/23/2025

St. Paul’s Episcopal Church 111 S. Shiawassee Street
Corunna, Michigan
Christmas Eve Service December 24
4 p.m.
Lessons and Carols on the Eve of the Nativity of our Lord

12/16/2025

Isaiah promises the hurting people that God will bring – a reversal of the unjust ways of the world. We in the church are invited to take part in God’s work in the world: Praying and worshipping, proclaiming the Gospel, and promoting justice, peace, and love (adapted from the Catechism).

12/11/2025

St. Paul says in the Letter to the Romans, “Whatever was written in former days was written for our instruction.” Scripture, along with tradition and reason, is one of the three sources of authority in the Anglican tradition. According to An Episcopal Dictionary of the Church: “Scripture is the normative source for God's revelation and the source for all Christian teaching and reflection. Tradition passes down from generation to generation the church's ongoing experience of God's presence and activity. Reason is understood to include the human capacity to discern the truth in both rational and intuitive ways. It is not limited to logic as such. It takes into account and includes experience. Each of the three sources of authority must be perceived and interpreted in light of the other two.”

What is your favorite bit of Scripture? Share below.

12/09/2025

One of the major parts of life in The Episcopal Church is regular reaffirmation of the vows we made – or vows that were made for us – in baptism. The Baptismal Covenant is a question-and-answer series, in which we affirm beliefs in God the Father, Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit, and promise to live, “with God’s help,” in particular ways. Among those promises, we tell God and each other that we will “strive for justice and peace among all people, and respect the dignity of every human being.” This is the beginning of justice and .

12/03/2025