Make This COmmunity Your Home
Regular Weekend Worship
Saturday evening (5:30 p.m.) A small gathering around God's Word and sacraments using a spoken liturgy.
Sunday morning (10 a.m.) A classic service with singing and lots of great surprises to strengthen your faith.
St. Paul’s is located at 445 Old Post Road in Edison, New Jersey, just off of Route 1, near Sam’s Club, Shop-Rite of Edison, and Edison High School. For questions about St. Paul's or our worship, call the church office (732) 287-0888.
Saturday evening (5:30 p.m.) A small gathering around God's Word and sacraments using a spoken liturgy.
Sunday morning (10 a.m.) A classic service with singing and lots of great surprises to strengthen your faith.
St. Paul’s is located at 445 Old Post Road in Edison, New Jersey, just off of Route 1, near Sam’s Club, Shop-Rite of Edison, and Edison High School. For questions about St. Paul's or our worship, call the church office (732) 287-0888.
Make Regular Worship a Part of Your Life
What a gift we enjoy!
Each and every week, we get together as God's people, and we hear God's Word of love and life for us. We remember and celebrate the gift of God's grace and baptism that united us with Christ and Christ's mission in the world. We lament the pain and suffering in our world and in our lives, but we also look with hope to the God who loves us and who has promised us a new, eternal life through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. We commune together, feasting on God's grace in Holy Communion. We sing God's praises, encourage each other in the face of incredible challenges, support and pray for each other, and we plot and plan and work and pray for ways to take this good news we share and spread to everybody we meet. Where else in this world will you find so clearly the good news that God is with you and for you? That's why we know, that worship is the most thing we do each and every week.
We invite you to worship with us ... and we pray you make it a blessed habit.
Each and every week, we get together as God's people, and we hear God's Word of love and life for us. We remember and celebrate the gift of God's grace and baptism that united us with Christ and Christ's mission in the world. We lament the pain and suffering in our world and in our lives, but we also look with hope to the God who loves us and who has promised us a new, eternal life through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. We commune together, feasting on God's grace in Holy Communion. We sing God's praises, encourage each other in the face of incredible challenges, support and pray for each other, and we plot and plan and work and pray for ways to take this good news we share and spread to everybody we meet. Where else in this world will you find so clearly the good news that God is with you and for you? That's why we know, that worship is the most thing we do each and every week.
We invite you to worship with us ... and we pray you make it a blessed habit.
