About

Welcome to St. Paul's, a community of Christ-followers who love God first and love others well.
Sunday worship services are relaxed with a mixture of traditional and modern elements and music, reflecting the richness of gifts and talents that God has given us. Worship at St. Paul's is all about God and we make much of His matchless and life-giving Word. The Word of God is read, prayed, preached, and sung in our services. We gather on Sunday's to be encouraged, equipped, and empowered to go out during the week letting God use us in whatever ways He chooses to make His greatness and goodness known to others. Here are a few important FAQ that will help you as you worship with us:

NURSERY: Nurseries for infants through 4 years are located in the north wing.

CHILDREN IN WORSHIP: Time of worship during service designed for children 4 years through 2nd grade.

PARKING: We have two parking lots. If you are coming with younger children parking in the North Lot is much easier for access to the Children's Ministry Check-in. Both entrances are handicap-accessible .

WHAT TO WEAR: There is no dress code at St. Paul's. Some wear ties, but most don't. Come in whatever you feel most comfortable.

Behold, the dwelling place of God is with man. He will dwell with them, and they will be his people, and God himself will be with them as their God.

Revelation 21:3

EPC Mission

The EPC exists to carry out the Great Commission of Jesus as a denomination of Presbyterian, Reformed, Evangelical, and Missional congregations.

Our Mission

EPC Vision

To the glory of God, the EPC family aspires to embody and proclaim Jesus’ love as a global movement of congregations engaged together in God’s mission through transformation, multiplication, and effective biblical leadership.

St. Paul's Presbyterian Church is a member of the vibrant Evangelical Presbyterian Church and is part of the Presbytery of the Alleghenies.

OUR Pastors

They love the Lord. They love His church. And they love people who are both near and far from the Lord.
They share not only the gospel of God with us, but their own lives as they admonish the idle, encourage the fainthearted, and help the weak, with great patience.
{1 Thessalonians 2:8; 5:14}