Prayer and worship are the heart of the Episcopal / Anglican Tradition. Our Book of Common Prayer gives us a history and commonality that describes who we are and permits people of diverse backgrounds and at different places in their faith journey to come together as one people to share prayer and worship.
At Saint Paul, the heart of our prayer and worship is the Sunday Eucharist. This is a special time for us when we come together as one people - as one family, to be nourished in Word and in Sacrament so we are strengthened for our faith journey.
We invite you to come pray with us! We invite you to come celebrate with us! We invite you to come be with us so that together we can build the Kingdom of God.
The links below will give you our weekend service schedule and our weekday service schedule. In addition there are links to samples of our actual services which will show how are services are both similar and different.
We are located at: 340 Locust Street, Columbia, PA 17512. You may contact us by phone at 717-684-8496 or by email at stpaulepchcolumbia@earthlink.net.
You may also contact the Rector, Rev. J. Patrick Peters, directly at jpp001@earthlink.net.
At Saint Paul, the heart of our prayer and worship is the Sunday Eucharist. This is a special time for us when we come together as one people - as one family, to be nourished in Word and in Sacrament so we are strengthened for our faith journey.
We invite you to come pray with us! We invite you to come celebrate with us! We invite you to come be with us so that together we can build the Kingdom of God.
The links below will give you our weekend service schedule and our weekday service schedule. In addition there are links to samples of our actual services which will show how are services are both similar and different.
We are located at: 340 Locust Street, Columbia, PA 17512. You may contact us by phone at 717-684-8496 or by email at stpaulepchcolumbia@earthlink.net.
You may also contact the Rector, Rev. J. Patrick Peters, directly at jpp001@earthlink.net.
Weekend Service Schedule Saturday – 5:30 p.m. – Eucharist Saint John Herr Estates Chapel – 200 Luther Lane, Columbia – enter by way of the Personal Care entrance Sunday – 8:50 a.m. – Sunday School – Holy Communion Chapel Sunday – 9:00 a.m. – Eucharist – Church Sunday – 10:15 a.m. – Social Hour – Mary Elizabeth Bair Parish Center |
Weekday Service Schedule. Wednesday – 9:30 a.m Morning Prayer and Healing service-Rectors Office (September to May) Tuesday – 7:00 p.m. – Choir Rehearsal – Choir Room (from late August through the end of May)
|
.
St John's Herr Chapel
5:30 PM Saturday Evening St. John's Herr Chapel
This is an informal service without music in a small chapel that
provides an opportunity of a more relaxed, yet prayerful, environment . It is held in the Chapel of the Saint John Herr Estates Retirement Community (entrance is by way of the Personal Care entrance and down the hallway to the Chapel on your left). In addition to members of the Saint Paul Parish Family, there are a number of the retirement community residents who pray with us. The service lasts approximately 45 – 50 minutes
This is an informal service without music in a small chapel that
provides an opportunity of a more relaxed, yet prayerful, environment . It is held in the Chapel of the Saint John Herr Estates Retirement Community (entrance is by way of the Personal Care entrance and down the hallway to the Chapel on your left). In addition to members of the Saint Paul Parish Family, there are a number of the retirement community residents who pray with us. The service lasts approximately 45 – 50 minutes
9:00 AM Saint Paul Episcopal Church
This is a formal service with / without music (choir participates from early September through early June) using the more contemporary English language of the 1979 Book of Common Prayer. The service lasts approximately 75 – 80 minutes. Following the service, all are invited to participate in Social Hour in the Mary Elizabeth Bair Parish Center.
This is a formal service with / without music (choir participates from early September through early June) using the more contemporary English language of the 1979 Book of Common Prayer. The service lasts approximately 75 – 80 minutes. Following the service, all are invited to participate in Social Hour in the Mary Elizabeth Bair Parish Center.