St. Paul's Episcopal Church

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St. Pauls Episcopal Church
Saint Paul's Episcopal Church has been serving the Antelope Valley since 1924.

WELCOME!
Take a look at all the activities of our church - view this months newsletter.

LEMs and Lectors, you can find the service schedule for February through April right here!

Softball team signups should start in May! Please keep an eye on the bulletin board!

Saint Paul’s Episcopal Church is a member of the Anglican Communion, a global community of 70 million Anglicans in 37 member churches/provinces. Our congregation is in the Diocese of Los Angeles. We are currently using Revised Common Lectionary.

Visitors and newcomers are cordially invited to become a part of our parish household. When you arrive please sign the guest book and introduce yourself to Rev. Nancy.

Saint Paul's Episcopal Church
502 W. Avenue K, Lancaster, CA 93534
The Rev. Nancy E. Brown, Rector
Dan Royster, Music Director
Phone: (661) 945-6704 (office hours Tue - Fri 9am to 1pm)
FAX: (661) 948-4584
E-mail: office@saintpaulslancaster.org

Services
Sunday 8:00am - Holy Eucharist, Rite I
Sunday 9:00am - Early Coffee Hour
Sunday 9:15am - Adult Education (Library)
Sunday 10:30am - Children's Sunday School
Sunday 10:30am - Holy Eucharist, Rite II - Nursery/Child Care Provided
Sunday 11:45am - Late Coffee Hour

Vision: To Share Christ's unconditional love with the world.

Mission: St. Paul's Episcopal Church, a member of the Anglican Communion, is committed to serving Christ, belief in the Work of God as contained in the Holy Bible, and the power of prayer. Our mission is to share Christ's unconditional love with the Antelope Valley and the world by celebration of God's Word and Sacraments, and through the dynamic works of our Church family.

Saint Paul's Episcopal Church Welcomes You!

The Rev. Nancy Brown

"Welcome! We’re glad you chose to visit our website. The people of St. Paul’s invite you to join us in our journey with our Lord. As a faith community, we call upon Christ to help us to fulfill our baptismal covenant by seeking and serving Christ in all persons, striving for justice and peace among all people, and respecting the dignity of every human being.

We celebrate the Holy Eucharist every Sunday at 8:00 am (Rite I—traditional language) and 10:30 am (Rite II—contemporary language, with organ and choir). Sunday School is available during the first part of the 10:30 am service. Our children join us mid-way through the service for the children's sermon and to receive communion with their families.

Come worship with us and experience the excitement of a vibrant and growing congregation and the friendly atmosphere of this parish family."

The Rev. Nancy E. Brown, Rector