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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 next Book Study group is discussing The Book of Joy, by the Dalai Lama and Archbishop Desmond Tutu. Fridays, starting April 24, 10:00 am, in the Olcott Room.

Another Bible Study group is studying the Prophets, with the Rev. Sue Sommer. The Old Testament gives us a wealth of other prophetic voices, all of whom spoke words not their own to leaders who did not want to hear it.  
Thursdays, 10:00 am, in the Olcott Room.

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

Rummage Sale and Bake Sale

Saturday, May 2, 8:00 am – 1:00 pm

Please join us for another amazing rummage sale and bake sale to benefit St. Paul’s mission and its outreach ministries.

Wednesday Church Nights

Wednesdays, September through May
5:15 pm weekly Eucharist service – every week
First and Third Wednesdays include 6:00 pm Supper and 6:30 pm Forum

Our Faithful Ancestors: Saints for Our Times
Wednesday, May 6 — Julian of Norwich, Through Fiction

Julian of Norwich was a 14th century reclusive mystic in England. She had powerful visions of God’s love, and dared to write it down in English, making her the first female author of a book in English. She was an anchoress, a kind of medieval religious life where a person is sealed into one room to live out a life of prayer. On May 6 we will explore her story through a powerful novel written by Claire Gilbert, I Julian. This novel helps a modern person explore the faith, curiosity, grief, and courage of this powerful woman who lived in a very different way to us. Please join us to discuss Julian and the novel. A limited number of copies can be purchased from the Parish Office.

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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.
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Parish Calendar

May 2026

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1
  • Rummage Sale Preparation
  • Book Study with Rev. Marta Maddy and the Rev. Dr. Barbara Elliott
  • Private Piano Lessons (LB)
2
  • Bluestone Zen Practice Community
  • Rummage Sale
3
  • Sunday Worship: Rite 1 in Chapel
  • Sunday Worship
  • Kids' Coffee Hour
  • Acolyte Recognition Event
4
  • St. Paul's Volunteers serve lunch at Damiano
  • Piano Lesson (TKH) in Olcott Room
  • Private Piano Lessons (CC) Third Floor
  • DSHA- Lessons Canceled today
  • Private Piano Lessons (TKH) in Olcott Room
5
  • Private Piano Lessons (CC) Third Floor
  • Private Piano Lessons (LB) in Olcott Room
6
  • Staff Meeting
  • Wednesday Eucharist
  • Supper
  • Chancel Choir Rehearsal
  • Forum: Julian of Norwich through Fiction
  • Handbell Choir: Final rehearsal for this year
7
  • Venture Upward Home School
  • Bible Study
  • Private Piano Lessons (CC) Third Floor
8
  • Book Study with Rev. Marta Maddy and the Rev. Dr. Barbara Elliott
  • Private Piano Lessons (LB)
  • Duluth Superior Sailing Association
9
  • Bluestone Zen Practice Community
10
  • Sunday Worship: Rite 1 in Chapel
  • Sunday Worship
  • Middle School Group Hang
11
  • Piano Lesson (TKH) in Olcott Room
  • AGO Board Meeting
  • Private Piano Lessons (CC) Third Floor
  • DSHA
  • Private Piano Lessons (TKH) in Olcott Room
12
  • Laundry Love Volunteer Opportunity - TBD
  • Private Piano Lessons (CC) Third Floor
  • Private Piano Lessons (LB) in Olcott Room
  • Finance Committee Meeting
13
  • Wednesday Eucharist
  • LEV meeting
14
  • Venture Upward Home School: Last Day
  • Bible Study
  • Private Piano Lessons (CC) Third Floor
  • Moms Demand Action meeting
15
  • Book Study with Rev. Marta Maddy and the Rev. Dr. Barbara Elliott
  • Private Piano Lessons (LB)
16
  • Bluestone Zen Practice Community
  • Altar Guild Spring Meeting
17
  • CANCELLED: No 8 am service this day
  • Sunday Worship and Confirmation: Bishop Craig Loya will visit
  • Parishwide Art Show
18
  • Deadline for June Messenger
  • Piano Lesson (TKH) in Olcott Room
  • Private Piano Lessons (CC) Third Floor
  • DSHA
  • Private Piano Lessons (TKH) in Olcott Room
19
  • Private Piano Lessons (CC) Third Floor
  • Private Piano Lessons (LB) in Olcott Room
  • Vestry Meeting - Parish Hall
20
  • St. Paul's Volunteers serve lunch at Damiano
  • Staff Meeting
  • Staff Meeting
  • Wednesday Eucharist
  • Supper
  • Forum: Backpacking with the Saints
21
  • Bible Study
  • Private Piano Lessons (CC) Third Floor
22
  • Book Study CANCELED this week
  • Private Piano Lessons (LB)
23
  • Bluestone Zen Practice Community
  • Outreach Plant Sale
24
  • Pentecost Sunday
  • Sunday Worship 8 o'clock service canceled due to Memorial Weekend
  • Sunday Worship: Pentecost
  • Kids' Coffee Hour
25
  • Parish Offices closed in observance of Memorial Day
  • Steinway Piano Tuning in Sanctuary
  • Yamaha Piano Tuning in Chancel
  • Piano Tuning in Olcott Room
  • Piano Tuning in Parish Hall
26
  • Private Piano Lessons (CC) Third Floor
  • Private Piano Lessons (LB) in Olcott Room
27
  • Chancel Choir Rehearsal
28
  • Bible Study
  • Private Piano Lessons (CC) Third Floor
29
  • Book Study with Rev. Marta Maddy and the Rev. Dr. Barbara Elliott
  • Private Piano Lessons (LB)
30
  • Bluestone Zen Practice Community
31
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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.
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 people sits in wooden pews inside a church, engaged in conversation. In focus is a smiling woman with long brown hair, turning to talk to others around her. The background features wooden furniture and church decorations.
A group of people sits in wooden pews inside a church, watching someone speak at a podium. The church interior features a large cross on the back wall and hanging chandeliers. The congregation includes adults and children, with some standing and some seated.
A diverse group of people socializing and conversing in a church or community hall with wooden pews and stained glass windows. Some are seated and chatting, while others stand and engage in discussions. A large clock is visible on a wall in the background.
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.