Grace St. Paul's Episcopal Church

  • Grace St. Paul's Episcopal Church
  • Grace St. Paul's Episcopal Church
  • Grace St. Paul's Episcopal Church
  • Grace St. Paul's Episcopal Church
  • Grace St. Paul's Episcopal Church
  • Grace St. Paul's Episcopal Church
  • Grace St. Paul's Episcopal Church
  • Grace St. Paul's Episcopal Church
  • Grace St. Paul's Episcopal Church
  • Grace St. Paul's Episcopal Church
  • Grace St. Paul's Episcopal Church
  • Grace St. Paul's Episcopal Church
  • Grace St. Paul's Episcopal Church
  • Grace St. Paul's Episcopal Church
  • Grace St. Paul's Episcopal Church

About Us

A safe place to connect your spirit without disconnecting your mind!

Grace St. Paul's Episcopal Church is an inclusive and progressive Christian community.

We hold services on:

Sunday at 8:00am & 10:00am
Tuesday at 6:00pm (Evening Prayer)
Wednesday at 7:00am
Thursday at 5:30pm (Spirit Now Interactive Service)

We seek God's reconciling and transforming presence in our lives. Grace St. Paul's is a safe place to connect your spirit without disconnecting your mind.

We are a diverse congregation that celebrates individual gifts. We participate in liturgies that are both innovative and steeped in our Anglican tradition. We offer spiritual formation for all ages. And we seek to reach out to the world and act for social justice.

We invite you to share this joyful journey!

Contact us at 520-327-6857 or at [email protected].



Our Services

Wednesday
07:00am
An intimate Holy Communion service held in the chapel
Tuesday
07:00pm
Interfaith Meditation Group, including walking meditation, silent seated meditation, and talks or readings from various sources. All are welcome!
06:00pm
Evening Prayer every Tuesday with monthly communion service
Monday
07:30pm
Free Healing Touch Clinic, open to the public, this is a twice-weekly healing service for the community, utilizing certified Healing Touch practitioners.
Thursday
03:00pm
Free Healing Touch Clinic, open to the public, this is a twice-weekly healing service for the community, utilizing certified Healing Touch practitioners.
05:30pm
Spirit Now: a progressive, interactive, and experimental service
Sunday
08:00am
A more traditional and intimate communion service, led from the Episcopal Book of Common Prayer (Rite II)
10:00am
Theologically and liturgically progressive, our 10:00 worship is our most vibrant and popular communion service.

What to Expect

What are services like?
Our services vary wildly, depending on which service you will attend. Some of our services are more traditional and intimate, straight out of the Book of Common Prayer, while others are totally out-of-the-box, featuring interfaith dialog, Native American spirituality, healing services, and all types of music. Our liturgical vision is to create worship that honors ancient traditions, but does so in 21st Century language and culture.

What is the community like?
Our community is very diverse, reflecting a broad spectrum of beliefs, ages, incomes, cultures...everyone is welcome here!

What if I'm not a Christian?
We have plenty of congregants that don't label themselves as Christians, and quite a few who consider themselves Atheist or Agnostic in their faith, but Christian in their ethical or cultural identity. We host multiple interfaith services and partner with congregations from many other faiths. We encourage questions and exploration, and our Eucharist is open to everyone regardless of where you may be on your faith journey.


What Members Say

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  • Bruce
    Been going there for over half a century. BUT, this isn't a 1965 traditional place. Sure, the music is often traditional. Yes, we sing - boy does this congregation sing! - with a pipe organ. And all the parts of the service are traditional liturgy. But, the rector, staff and members are fully invested in non-traditional language, gender-neutral, inclusive, modern, but still beautiful. During the week, the place is abuzz with social ministries, alternatives to a Sunday-morning service, and courses for thinking people. If you miss affiliation with a church, but wish Christianity were more inclusive, loving, caring, question affirming, ministry/outreach affirming, and less dogmatic - you might find this to be a great place to explore.
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