Welcome to St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Founded 1845
Announcements & Upcoming Events
APRIL
April 22nd
6pm - 8pm
Spiritual Discussion Group
April 26th
11am Holy Eucharist and Fairwell to Fr. Bradford at Coffee Hour
April 29th
6pm - 8pm
Spiritual Discussion Group
MAY
May 3rd
11am - Holy Eucharist - Rev. Canon Marion Sprott
May 6th
6pm - 8pm Spiritual Discussion Group
May 10th
11am - Holy Eucharist
May 17th
Morning Prayer
May 24th
11am - Holy Eucharist - Rev. Mawethu Ncaca
May 31st
11am - Holy Eucharist - Rev. Mawethu Ncaca
IN PERSON
Sunday Eucharist Services at 11am.
featuring Interim Rector:
The Rev. Larry Bradford
St. Paul's is pleased to offer Holy Communion on 4 Sundays of the month at 11am.
Sundays
11:00 AM - 12:00PM
305 N. Church St., Louisburg, NC
Music Ministry:
Piano - Linda Weidler
Organ - Eric Surber
Saturday May 16. 1-3:30PM
Preservation NC's first Ramble of 2026 will feature a diverse mix of historic properties in Franklin County, including St Paul's Episcopal Church. St. Paul's doors will be open for PNC members during the afternoon hours as they explore historic Louisburg.
Details of the Ramble around Louisburg can be found at PNC Event: Franklin County Ramble - Preservation NC
(https://www.presnc.org/events/event/franklin-county-ramble/)
Rejoice in Hope
St. Paul’s is an open church, an inclusive Christian community in the Episcopal tradition. We welcome everyone wherever they are on their spiritual journey. We welcome especially all who may have particular reason to think they may not be welcome because of ethnic, racial or religious background, age, sexual orientation, financial circumstance, physical appearance, physical or mental ability, or past or present sins. We confess that we are not a community already perfected in love, but we want to become more fully loving and we welcome into our community all who wish to join us. We are together as children of God.
GIVE
Help Those In Need
“Beloved, since God loved us so much, we also ought to love one another”
[1 John 4:11]
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Thank you.