St. Paul's Episcopal Church Beloit WI

Welcome to St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Beloit WI!

Join the people of St. Paul's as we seek to grow in our love of God and for each other. We celebrate the Eucharist on Sundays at 10 a.m., and on Wednesdays at 12:05 p.m. You can join the MP's for Morning Prayer on Tuesdays at 8 a.m. - the coffee pot is always on.

Please join us in praying this prayer for St. Paul's everyday: Lord God, thank you for our parish family at St. Paul's. Let your Holy Spirit work within our parish so we may do your will in this community and the world. Through your Son Jesus Christ. Amen.

A building that dates from 1850 takes upkeep and occasional renovation. St. Paul's is in the midst of a long-term project that includes tuck-pointing, window replacement, and a new roof.

The spring and summer of 2008 saw the replacement of the sanctuary roof, a large project that raised dust in the neighborhood and in the building, too! We finished the year by refurbishing our front doors, a project long overdue.

We welcome contributions to help cover the cost of the renovation, which will preserve the oldest church building in Beloit. Please send a donation to the Heritage Building Fund, St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 212 W. Grand Ave., Beloit WI, 53511. All donations are tax deductible!

Links to Episcopal sites: Diocese of Milwaukee www.diomil.org;

Diocese of Milwaukee newsletter:

http://www.diomil.org/news-and-events

Episcopal Church USA www.episcopalchurch.org

Bible Studies

Are you interested in a daytime Bible study? Mother Gail is leading a "brown bag" lunch and Bible study on the 2nd and 4th Mondays at noon. Drop in when you can, bring your own lunch, all are welcome (enter via the back door, off the parking lot).

Deacon Gregg is leading a new class based on Conversations with God by Neale D. Walsch at 8:30 am on Sundays and 6:30 pm on Tuesdays. Please look at the calendar page for the starting date for each session. Come join us and see what's going on.

Join us for Worship

The excitement of Easter season is long over and "common" or "ordinary" time has begun. We've celebrated Pentecost and Trinity Sundays and now there is that long season of the church year when the color is green (think summer and growth) and we are called to live our lives and live out our faith in our day to day encounters. Helping our family, friends, and neighbors; giving the right of way to someone at a stop sign; letting someone go ahead of us in line at the grocery or big box store - all are ways of loving our neighbors as we love ourselves.

Come and join us in our newly air conditioned sanctuary and parish hall as we listen, learn, share, and pray our faith in our day to day lives. We'd love to see you!