St. Paul’s is a Christian community seeking to worship, know and serve Christ.
We asked some parishioners why they attend St. Paul’s:
The commitment of people to work together and help others less fortunate.
I attend St. Paul’s because it is a community deeply rooted in faith. It’s a welcoming, accepting community which embraces new ways of being, and open to change.
It’s a progressive, innovative, loving, authentic place.
St. Paul’s is a warm welcoming community filled with kind people of faith who genuinely care for one another and the world around them.
The friendliness, worship and welcoming hospitality toward new people.
The services offer the comfort of tradition, but reflect the social and current events of today. Outreach is important. Children are welcome.
A relaxed but respectful environment.
It’s a time to focus on thanking God for all of our blessings and to pray for those in need.
The sense of respect where all, old and young, are made to feel welcome.
I was made to feel welcome, but not pressured.
I came to St. Paul’s because it is a warm community for spiritual growth.
I love the fact that one is embraced here by everyone in every respect.
First, Anglican theology represents the beliefs I hold. Secondly, I apporeciate the dignity and tradition of worship. Thirdly, it’s a very welcoming community.
I am welcomed and challenged to live my faith.
It reminds me so much of the church I grew up in. People are so caring.
My curiosity in the building drew me in for my first visit, but I stayed because of the friendly caring people I met.
It offers a beautiful space for quiet contemplation. The people are kind and caring with a generous attitude to community outreach. We are fortunate to enjoy good music in each service.
To hear a good message once a week, and take time to reflect.
This group of believers are truly Jesus’ hands and feet here in Uxbridge.
