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St. Paul’s Episcopal Church is a place where people encounter the living God and the challenging, inspiring, and reconciling Gospel of Jesus Christ. We are an open and affirming community, and we welcome everyone regardless of their gender, sexual orientation, ethnicity, race, religion, status, ability, doubts, or questions. There is one God, but God’s encounter with each of us is as unique as we are! Our vision may seem bold; it is however at the heart of our beliefs as a church and at the heart of the Gospel message.

On Sundays, we have the following options for worship:

  • At 8:00, we have Eucharist on the 1st and 3rd Sundays with Morning Prayer the rest of the time
  • At 9:30, we have Eucharist with music. This service is both in person and streamed on Zoom.
  • On the 5th Sunday of the month, we have a bilingual service with our sister congregation La Iglesia Episcopal de la Resurrección.

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Worship Music for July 20, 2025

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Here is the music for July 20, 2025 in case people want to familiarize themselves with it.

Opening Hymn: “Beautiful Savior” (Joseph Augustus Seiss)

Gradual Hymn: “What Does the Lord Require of You?” (Jean and Jim Strathdee)

Offertory Hymn: “Come and Find the Quiet Center” (Shirley Murray)

Communion Hymn: “Sanctuary” (Randy Rothwell)

Closing Hymn: “Together We Serve” (Dan Damon)

Worship Music for July 13, 2025

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Here is the music for July 13, 2025 in case people want to familiarize themselves with it.

Opening Hymn: “Jesu, Jesu, Fill Us With Your Love” (Hymn 602)

Gradual Hymn:”What Does the Lord Require of You?” (Jean and Jim Strathdee)

Offertory Hymn: “Lord, Be Thy Word My Rule” (Hymn 626)

Closing Hymn: “Go Make A Difference” (Steve Angrisano and Tom Tomaszek)

Sunday Music: July 6, 2025

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The back story on this one: I (Jen) heard this song as well as Selah’s cover of last week’s song on a beautiful morning in July 2008 as I was driving down I-15 from my ghost town on the Montana Hi-Line to Great Falls to attend the Episcopal parish there. It was a break from the Lutheran parish my ex-husband was pastoring, and I got some retail therapy right after. 🙂

(“Praise Adonai” by Paul Baloche)