News & Stories 

The Vestry has unanimously approved the final contract with Chambliss & Rabil, allowing St. Paul’s renovation to move forward. Work has begun in the narthex and south basement, with safe access to the children’s wing maintained. Watch for details about a Special Congregational Meeting to learn what comes next.

Join St. Paul’s volunteers at Mother Hubbard’s Cupboard to help pack and stock food for neighbors in need. We meet at 8:30 a.m. on the second Monday and third Friday of each month. No experience needed!

This summer marked an important milestone in St. Paul’s renovation project as plans moved from preparation into active construction. In June, the Vestry approved a contract with Chambliss & Rabil for a new narthex bathroom. Before construction could begin, asbestos abatement was required in the narthex, with remediation work starting on June 29. By early July, portions of the narthex had been sealed off and some church entrances were temporarily unavailable while the work was

St. Paul’s will welcome third-year seminarian Mike Roberts for field education beginning September 13. Mike recently completed the ACTS program at Sewanee and will spend time learning and growing in parish ministry as he prepares for the possibility of ordination next spring.

During a recent stretch of extreme heat, Judith stopped by St. Paul’s Blessing Box to add bottles of water for anyone who might need them.

Stone statue of St. Fiacre holding flowers in a garden, surrounded by green foliage and orange lilies.

At Glory Ridge, St. Paul’s youth and leaders put faith into action through service, worship, and community, discovering what it means to be truly Called to Serve.

At St. Paul’s, we believe every person who walks through our doors is a beloved child of God. Our Hospitality Crew helps put that belief into practice through radical hospitality: welcoming all people with warmth, kindness, inclusion, and Christ’s love, especially newcomers and those seeking connection. Whether you enjoy greeting people, helping with coffee hour and receptions, or simply creating a welcoming atmosphere, there is a place for you. It’s a simple and meaningful w

Spring 2026 marked an important transition in St. Paul’s renovation project as years of planning began to translate into visible changes around the campus. One of the first signs came in February, when St. Paul’s announced that the 2026 Summer Arts Camp would be held at St. Andrew’s On-the-Sound Episcopal Church because of the upcoming renovation. By late May, parish staff offices had also officially relocated to the Ormond Center, while volunteers continued helping visitors