Welcome to St. Paul's Episcopal Church
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 10a.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!
Contact us at St. Paul's Episcopal Church
212 W. Grand Ave.
Beloit WI 53511 608/ 362-4312.
Send email to stpauls@stpaulsbeloit.org.
House Sales Will Run All Season
Old Rectory Sales and Service has already accepted three great sales for the 2009 season.
Many thanks to all those who came and bought at the first two sales.
The third sale will be July 9, 10 and 11 in Lathers' Woods, Beloit. The Old Rectory Sales page has photos of some of the items being offered. You don't want to miss this sale!
Hands of Faith Week
We welcomed our Hands of Faith guests on June 28th. They will be with us through the 4th of July. The ministry we do with our guests reminds each of us that no matter how hard our lives seem to be, there are those who have less than we do. We are grateful to God for what we have, and rejoice in the opportunity to share with those less fortunate.
