St. Paul's Episcopal Church Wallingford, CT

07/04/2026

Let us pray for grace to love our country rightly: not with pride that blinds, but with gratitude, truth, repentance, and hope.

(From A Litany for Independence Day Weekend by the Rev. Thomas Blake)

06/30/2026

This past Sunday we marked 30 years since the dedication of St. Paul’s Memorial Garden and Columbarium. Many thanks to the volunteers who supplied refreshments for the garden party and all those who signed up to water and care for the garden this summer! If you are interested in joining the fun, please reach out to sign up for a week!

06/20/2026

It was a beautiful morning at the 250th parade! Thanks to everyone who assembled the prayer cards and helped pass them out today. If you didn’t get one, they will be available in church and at Celebrate Wallingford as supplies last.

06/18/2026

Visit the St. Paul’s Thrift Shop to brighten up your summer wardrobe! All clothes and shoes are currently 1/2 price! Open Thursday - Saturday from 10 - 1!

06/13/2026

Taken tonight after the storm. (Thanks to Kristen McDonald for sending the photo!)

06/10/2026

All are always welcome at St. Paul’s. ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜 We hope you will join us for a Sunday service at 8 or 9:30 am this summer!

04/11/2026

Help us fill the shelves at Master’s Manna! Pasta, noodles, ramen, sauce and ALL donations welcome!!

03/30/2026

03/18/2026

Spring has sprung at the St. Paul’s Thrift Shop, and we are ready for Easter! Come see us Thursday - Saturday from 10am - 1pm to get ready for the season! Located in the downtown between Archie’s and Center Street Brewery.

03/02/2026

Happy update: They're home! https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1Cm29jdWhx/

Please pray for peace and for the continued safety of this group from ECCT (including Bishop Mello and our beloved Linda Spiers) who were traveling in the Holy Land when the new violence in the Middle East erupted. They have made it out of Israel and into Jordan.

An Update from the Holy Land:

After a day of sheltering in place at St. George’s in Jerusalem, our ECCT pilgrims were able to cross over into Jordan at the famous Allenby Bridge border crossing. The airport in Amman is still open and we are waiting for the first available flight. We hope to be able to return home this week.

We are deeply grateful for all of the prayers offered for our safety and speedy return. And we ask you to continue to pray with us for peace, and for those innocent people across the region who cannot escape the violence of war so easily. May God protect them and bring peace to the land of the Holy One.