Please join us on Sunday Mornings at 11 AM for Holy Eucharist.
How to Approach the Liturgy
In this eucharistic liturgy the people of St Paul’s are actively resisting the modern Western cultural trends that are dehumanizing us, dividing us, and destabilizing the planet.
In this age of burnout, we are inviting you to rest in God’s presence with us. In this age of constant noise, we are inviting you to experience some contemplative silence before God. In this fast-paced age, we are inviting you to slow down and to simply let yourself be. In this age of individualism, we are inviting you into communion with us. In this age of division, we are inviting you to weave your voice together with ours in song and prayer. In this age where so many people no longer feel comfortable in their own skin, we are inviting you to bring your fullest self to church. In this age of ecological crisis, we are inviting you to discern the sacredness of Mother Earth in bread and wine. In this age of constant distraction, we are inviting you to cultivate greater attentiveness. In this age of political and economic uncertainty, we are inviting you to touch the peace and stability of God’s kingdom come. In this secular age, we are inviting you to discern the presence of Christ in bread and wine, in your own heartbeat, and in the faces of those around you. In this age of so much hopelessness and despair, we are inviting you to experience the liberating, life-giving presence of Jesus.
"We follow Christ's teachings. We grow spiritually. We serve the needs of our neighbors."
St. Paul's Mission Statement
Church Schedule
Sundays
Weekdays
In-person Services
Sundays 11 AM
Everyone is welcome to God's table just as you are.
Bread and wine will be offered at Communion.
Remember, Communion with just one element,
receiving only bread, is a valid form of Communion and totally o.k. If you wish, you could also come forward for a blessing.
Indoor mask use in longer required, but optional. People who are at higher risk for Covid may still want to take extra precautions, including wearing masks, regardless of current recommendations.
Tuesdays
9 am
A small gathering praying Morning Prayer from the Book of Common Prayer.
Tuesdays
6 PM
(Except the third Tuesday of the month)
A mixture of meditative prayer practices, discussion, and reading.
Visit Us Virtually
Watch morning prayer, compline, children's stories, and other events.
St. Paul's Episcopal Beloit
Listen to Our Podcasts
Contemplative Episcopalian
Rev. TJ Humphrey and the people of St. Paul's share weekly lessons, sermons, and interviews.
Walking the
Way of Love
Deacon Gregg leads a reflection on The Way of Love, a set of principles for following Jesus.
Prayer Requests
