St. Charles Avenue Presbyterian Church

St. Charles Avenue Presbyterian Church We are a community of faith in Jesus Christ, supporting in love, trusting in the transforming power of the Spirit to bring hope & healing to a broken world.

PCUSA

Located at the corner of St. Charles Ave and State Street, New Orleans.

Seeking Sanctuary Flower Donations: If you would like to donate flower arrangements for the two urns in the Sanctuary in...
06/09/2026

Seeking Sanctuary Flower Donations: If you would like to donate flower arrangements for the two urns in the Sanctuary in memory or honor of a loved one on a Sunday morning, please fill out the form at scapc.org/flowers. You will be contacted when a donor is needed. Thank you!
https://www.scapc.org/flowers/

In this season of Pentecost, we were joyed to receive greetings from our sister congregation, El Fuerte Presbyterian Chu...
06/07/2026

In this season of Pentecost, we were joyed to receive greetings from our sister congregation, El Fuerte Presbyterian Church, in Cárdenas, Cuba. Pastor Alison Infonte Zamora wrote, “The Spirit moves and touches us! The breath of God's wind mobilizes us, and his fire becomes the strength we need to unite, accompany, protect, include, and bring peace...to bear witness to the wonders of God! May the Spirit of God continue to bring our churches closer together, just as Pentecost united such diverse people! May unity and harmony continue to be the visible sign of God's love among us!"
Learn about our Cuba ministry: https://www.scapc.org/cuba/

Thank you to all who made our 2026 Grandparent Camp such a success! In line with our theme of "Kindness," one of our act...
06/06/2026

Thank you to all who made our 2026 Grandparent Camp such a success! In line with our theme of "Kindness," one of our activities was to produce 80 soup jars for our neighbors at Bridge House, Okra Abbey, and Raintree Children & Family Services. Check out more photos on our Grandparent Camp page or on the bulletin board in Frampton Fellowship Hall.
https://www.scapc.org/grandparent-camp

In this Sunday’s “Faith250” Sunday School class, held at 8:30 a.m. in the Phifer Library and led by Michelle Baker, we w...
06/05/2026

In this Sunday’s “Faith250” Sunday School class, held at 8:30 a.m. in the Phifer Library and led by Michelle Baker, we will examine Emma Lazarus’ iconic poem about the Statue of Liberty, “The New Colossus.” When Lazarus was asked to write a poem to help raise funds for the pedestal of the statue, the original intent of this massive civic symbol was to celebrate the triumph of liberty in the American Civil War. Lazarus, a Sephardic Jew, who worked with immigrants streaming through New York’s Ellis Island and who opposed the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882, subverted that purpose with merely 14 lines of text. Thus, her words turned one of the nation’s most recognized monuments, in the harbor of our largest city, into a symbol of worldwide welcome.
https://www.scapc.org/wp-content/uploads/The-New-Colossus.pdf

…what you didn’t know you didn’t know! We are holding a “SCAPC 101” class this Sunday following 9:30 worship in the Phif...
06/04/2026

…what you didn’t know you didn’t know! We are holding a “SCAPC 101” class this Sunday following 9:30 worship in the Phifer Library. This class is designed as an orientation for new members and visitors interested in joining our church, or for anyone wishing to learn more about SCAPC! We will talk about our basic beliefs as Presbyterians, the history of SCAPC, and how you can get involved in its ministries. Learn more at scapc.org/membership.

Whether you’re spending your summer in New Orleans or you’re out and about across the world, we want to hear where you’v...
06/03/2026

Whether you’re spending your summer in New Orleans or you’re out and about across the world, we want to hear where you’ve seen or experienced God! Send us a postcard or bring one to church and we’ll share them with each other on the bulletin board in Frampton Fellowship Hall. Stop by the board this summer and check out how the spirt is moving us!

Mahjong MondayThank you to all 20 folks who turned out for our inaugural “Mahjong Monday!” We will meet next on June 1 f...
05/26/2026

Mahjong Monday
Thank you to all 20 folks who turned out for our inaugural “Mahjong Monday!” We will meet next on June 1 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the Land Building. Beginners through experts of all ages are invited to join a table or sign up a group on the SCAPC app or on our events page. Register by this Thursday, May 28. This is a game night, not a tutorial program. There is no fee for the event.

AcolytesThank you to Laurel Rowland (center) and Grace Smith (right) for serving as acolytes this past month! They are s...
05/25/2026

Acolytes

Thank you to Laurel Rowland (center) and Grace Smith (right) for serving as acolytes this past month! They are shown here with Pastoral Resident Ashley Brown.

Fire Colors for PentecostPentecost Sunday is May 24! It marks 50 days after Easter Sunday and celebrates the arrival of ...
05/20/2026

Fire Colors for Pentecost

Pentecost Sunday is May 24! It marks 50 days after Easter Sunday and celebrates the arrival of the Holy Spirit, represented by tongues of fire. To honor Pentecost, please wear red, orange, and/or yellow to church on May 24. On that Sunday, Ashley Brown will preach for the last time as our Pastoral Resident before she leaves us in June. We will celebrate Ashley on May 31 following 10:30 worship so mark your calendars!

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1545 State St
New Orleans, LA
70118

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+15048970101

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