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Wherever you are in life, there’s a place for you at St. Paul's.
That's our mission statement; it's that simple.
St. Paul's is a place for everyone, a ministry for everyone.
For everyone; because we believe God loves everyone
and we have come to realize that living in community
is more life-giving than living in isolation.
Explore this website. Listen to a sermon.
Email the Rector and ask for a lawn chair chat outside.
Decide for yourself.
That's our mission statement; it's that simple.
St. Paul's is a place for everyone, a ministry for everyone.
For everyone; because we believe God loves everyone
and we have come to realize that living in community
is more life-giving than living in isolation.
Explore this website. Listen to a sermon.
Email the Rector and ask for a lawn chair chat outside.
Decide for yourself.
Our History:
The original St. Paul's was a wooden structure on Lake Avenue that opened in 1869. The present St. Paul’s Episcopal Church is one of four beautiful buildings in Duluth designed by a prominent New York City architectural firm. Construction began in April of 1912 and the first service held in it in May of 1913. It is patterned on a smaller scale after Canterbury Cathedral in England. We celebrated our 150th anniversary in 2019!
St. Paul's is proud of its long history of serving the community in many ways. The women of St. Paul's saw a need for a hospital in the wake of a typhoid outbreak and founded St. Luke's Hospital in 1881. What began as a room above a blacksmith's shop is now a regional heath care system.
The church family continues to reach out to those in need and carry on the work of those who came before us.
The original St. Paul's was a wooden structure on Lake Avenue that opened in 1869. The present St. Paul’s Episcopal Church is one of four beautiful buildings in Duluth designed by a prominent New York City architectural firm. Construction began in April of 1912 and the first service held in it in May of 1913. It is patterned on a smaller scale after Canterbury Cathedral in England. We celebrated our 150th anniversary in 2019!
St. Paul's is proud of its long history of serving the community in many ways. The women of St. Paul's saw a need for a hospital in the wake of a typhoid outbreak and founded St. Luke's Hospital in 1881. What began as a room above a blacksmith's shop is now a regional heath care system.
The church family continues to reach out to those in need and carry on the work of those who came before us.
