Christian Education at St. Paul’s

At St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Christian Education is a lifelong journey—beginning with our first breath and continuing throughout our lives. Growing into the people God created us to be is sacred work, rooted in faith, community, and tradition.

We believe spiritual growth isn’t something we do alone. We need one another, and we draw strength from learning together and from the wisdom of those who came before us.

Throughout life, we mark important spiritual milestones with sacraments such as Baptism, Eucharist, and Confirmation/Reception. Whether you’re seeking blessings for a ministry, preparing for First Communion, or navigating the sacred moments around end-of-life, we’re here to walk with you.

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Programs for Children and Youth

Our children and youth ministries provide engaging, age-appropriate opportunities to grow in faith and community:

• Kids Church
  A free, church-run program for ages 5–17 that combines Bible lessons, music, games, arts and crafts, and prayer. Kids Church meets weekly and offers a structured schedule rooted in spiritual learning and fun.
  👉 Learn more here › 

• First Communion / Early Communion Classes
  For children ready to take the next step in their faith through receiving Holy Communion.

• Confirmation & Reception Classes
  Confirmation classes prepare young people to affirm their faith, while Reception classes welcome those coming from other Christian traditions.

These programs are offered based on interest, with First Communion and Confirmation typically scheduled in the spring each year.

➡️ Interested in registering your child or learning more? Please contact the church office!

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Adult Formation Opportunities

Spiritual growth doesn’t stop in childhood. Adult formation at St. Paul’s has included:

• Leadership development programs

• Prayer and spiritual practice workshops

• Seasonal offerings like a Lenten Series

• Community dinners that encourage reflection and faith-based conversations

Have an idea for a class, study group, or spiritual discussion?
We’d love to hear from you!