A religious ceremony inside a church where a person in red and gold vestments, likely a bishop, is performing a blessing or confirmation by placing a hand on a young woman's head. A small group of people, including women and elders, stands around them in a supportive gesture.

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Adult Faith Formation

Bible Study, Christian Spirituality Small Group and More

We believe that Christian Formation is for everyone!
We frequently host Bible Study groups, New Member groups and Book Study groups. Our Book Study group will read and discuss the book of Revelation on Fridays, 10:00 am, starting October 2, in the Olcott Room.

Wednesday night forum — 1st & 3rd Wednesdays of the Month

Join us every first and third Wednesday of the month after the 6 pm meal for a Cafe Discussion on building discipleship. This adult version of this fall’s youth group programming will let parishioners discuss and examine our walk in faith, while parents of teens can continue the conversation on the drive home and beyond.

For more information, please contact Maggie at rector@stpaulsduluth.org.

New Member Cohort

Sundays, September 20 – October 11

11:30 am – 1:00 pm, Olcott Room

Are you interested in officially joining St. Paul’s? New members of the St. Paul’s community are invited to join a cohort. We will reflect together on questions like: what drew you here? Why Jesus? And, what does it mean to you to be part of a church? Lunch will be shared among participants. Childcare arranged upon request. We will pick a date for a new member liturgy, based on availability, in late October or early November. To sign up please email Maggie at rector@stpaulsduluth.org.

Blessing of the Animals

Sunday, October 4, 10:00 am

Join us for the ever-popular Blessing of the Animals, in honor of St. Francis of Assisi. Bring your pet (leashed or in crate) to sit in church with you! Photos of pets, and stuffed animals, are also welcome. Each pet will receive a special blessing. Treats for people and their pets will be available at coffee hour. For those of you with allergies, please be aware that there will be cats and dogs in church on October 4.

Wednesday Church Nights

Every Wednesday

Eucharist at 5:15 pm | Chancel

Red doors will be unlocked by 5:05 pm.

Downstairs door unlocked sooner.

Choir Rehearsal 6:15 pm | Chancel

Bell Choir Rehearsal 7:30 pm | Sanctuary

Contact Tom Hamilton regarding the choirs.

Wednesday evening Eucharist and Programming has returned! We have youth groups and adults forums scheduled for the first and third Wednesdays. Check the current issue of The Messenger for the specific dates and details.

Harvest Potluck and Wild Rice Talk

Wednesday, September 30, 6:00 pm

September has five Wednesdays, which means we have a special gathering. The meal will be a themed potluck, featuring whatever local harvest you have from your garden, CSA, or however you interpret “Harvest.” Nancy Schuldt will talk about wild rice and her work to restore local ricing habitat. No RSVP is needed.

Practicing the Way of Jesus

Thursdays, October 1–December 3

This program focuses on training us to live as an apprentice of Jesus. It will be offered on Thursday mornings at 10 am in the Parish Hall with coffee and fellowship as we journey together following the Way of Jesus. There is no cost to you. Please email Deacon Pat at deacon@stpaulsduluth.org to sign up.

There will be three more groups focusing on some of the Spiritual Practices from PTW. Scripture as Spiritual Practice will start later this fall – see The Messenger for more information.

Elevator Construction is Underway!

Tuesday, September 29 through Monday, October 19

The work on the church elevator has now begun, and is expected to take approximately three weeks. Please note that the elevator will be out of service during construction. Please pray for the health and safety of the workers from Larson Elevator.

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We Practice a Faith Rooted In Love, Curiosity, Hope, and Service

St. Paul’s is a faith community shaped around ancient practices of Christian worship that include prayer, song, study, and celebration. We believe that God’s love extends to all, and that Christ’s table is set for all who are hungry.

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Upcoming Events

There’s always something exciting happening at St. Paul’s.
Check out our upcoming events list!

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Parish Calendar

October 2026

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1
  • Practicing the Way primary course (8 weeks) with Deacon Pat
  • Private Piano Lessons (CC) Third Floor
2
  • Tiny Tunes
  • Friday Bible Study
3
  • Bluestone Zen Practice Community
  • Loaves & Fishes using kitchen for food prep
4
  • Sunday Worship: Rite 1 in Chapel
  • Sunday Worship
  • New Member Orientation
5
  • St. Paul's Volunteers serve lunch at Damiano
  • Piano Lesson in Church (TKH)
  • DSHA Highland Dance Lessons
  • Piano Lesson in Olcott Room (TKH)
  • Piano Lessons with Ms. Cindy
6
  • Private Piano Lessons (CC) Third Floor
  • Group Violin/Viola Lessons w/J Turbes
  • Handbell Polishing
7
  • Staff Meeting
  • Private Piano Lessons (CC) Third Floor
  • Wednesday night Eucharist
  • Wednesday Night Meal - TBA
  • Chancel Choir Rehearsal
  • 7th - 9th grade Faith Formation
  • Handbell Choir Rehearsal
8
  • Practicing the Way primary course (8 weeks) with Deacon Pat
  • Private Piano Lessons (CC) Third Floor
  • Moved off campus this time - No Moms Demand Action meeting
9
  • Tiny Tunes
  • Friday Bible Study
10
  • Bluestone Zen Practice Community
  • Sanctuary Cleaning Day
  • Loaves & Fishes using ovens to heat food
  • Loaves & Fishes Event 1600 Jefferson
11
  • Sunday Worship: Rite 1 in Chapel
  • Sunday Worship, ft. Handbell Choir: Annual Giving Campaign Kick-Off
  • New Member Orientation
12
  • AGO Board Meeting
  • Piano Lesson in Church (TKH)
  • DSHA Highland Dance Lessons
  • Piano Lesson in Olcott Room (TKH)
  • Piano Lessons with Ms. Cindy
13
  • Laundry Love Volunteer Opportunity
  • Private Piano Lessons (CC) Third Floor
  • Group Violin/Viola Lessons w/J Turbes
  • PEO Chapter DD Meeting
  • Finance Committee Meeting
14
  • Private Piano Lessons (CC) Third Floor
  • Wednesday night Eucharist
  • Chancel Choir Rehearsal
  • Handbell Choir Rehearsal
15
  • Practicing the Way primary course (8 weeks) with Deacon Pat
  • Private Piano Lessons (CC) Third Floor
16
  • Tiny Tunes
  • Friday Bible Study
17
  • Bluestone Zen Practice Community
18
19
  • Piano Lesson in Church (TKH)
  • DSHA Highland Dance Lessons
  • Piano Lesson in Olcott Room (TKH)
  • Piano Lessons with Ms. Cindy
20
  • Private Piano Lessons (CC) Third Floor
  • Group Violin/Viola Lessons w/J Turbes
  • Vestry Meeting
21
  • St. Paul's Volunteers serve lunch at Damiano
  • Staff Meeting
  • Private Piano Lessons (CC) Third Floor
  • 4th-6th Grade Meetup
  • Wednesday night Eucharist
  • Wednesday Night Meal - TBA
  • Chancel Choir Rehearsal
  • 7th - 9th grade Faith Formation
  • Handbell Choir Rehearsal
22
  • Deadline for November Messenger
  • Private Piano Lessons (CC) Third Floor
  • ECMN Convention
  • Duluth Sailing Association Supper and Meeting
23
  • ECMN Convention
  • Tiny Tunes
  • Friday Bible Study
24
  • ECMN Convention
  • Bluestone Zen Practice Community
  • Moms Demand Action Phone Bank
25
  • Sunday Worship: Rite 1 in Chapel
  • Sunday Worship and New Member Blessing
  • Children's Coffee Hour
  • Baptism Prep Class - Ollcott and Sanctuary
  • Loaves & Fishes meeting
26
  • Piano Lesson in Church (TKH)
  • DSHA Highland Dance Lessons
  • Piano Lesson in Olcott Room (TKH)
  • Practice of Scripture: Four-part Mini-series with Deacon Pat
  • Piano Lessons with Ms. Cindy
27
  • Private Piano Lessons (CC) Third Floor
  • Group Violin/Viola Lessons w/J Turbes
28
  • Private Piano Lessons (CC) Third Floor
  • Wednesday night Eucharist
  • Chancel Choir Rehearsal
  • Handbell Choir Rehearsal
29
  • Practicing the Way primary course (8 weeks) with Deacon Pat
  • Bulk Mail Messenger
  • Private Piano Lessons (CC) Third Floor
30
  • Tiny Tunes
  • Friday Bible Study
31
  • Bluestone Zen Practice Community
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Three people sit around a table engaged in conversation. On the table are some flowers in a vase, disposable cups, and plates. The background shows stacked chairs and a wall. The overall atmosphere appears to be relaxed and informal.
A group of six people wearing black outfits are playing handbells in unison. They stand in a line, each concentrating on their music stands, which hold sheet music. The setting appears to be indoors, with a stone wall in the background.
A religious ceremony inside a church where a person in red and gold vestments, likely a bishop, is performing a blessing or confirmation by placing a hand on a young woman's head. A small group of people, including women and elders, stands around them in a supportive gesture.
An exterior view of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, showcasing its rustic brick architecture with arched windows and a central tower. A wooden sign hanging in the foreground reads