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Welcome to St. Paul’s Episcopal Church of Lansing!

St. Paul’s is an open and affirming community. All are welcome to God’s table.
We seek to create an atmosphere for all to grow. We are grounded in the five promises of the Baptismal Covenant (The Book of Common Prayer, page 304):
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  • To be faithful to the apostles’ teaching and fellowship, in the breaking of bread and in prayers
  • To persevere in resisting evil and, when you fall into sin, repent and return to the Lord
  • To proclaim, by word and example, the Good News
  • To seek and serve Christ in all persons, loving your neighbor as yourself
  • To strive for justice and peace among all people, respecting the dignity of every human being

St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, a historic building, is located directly north of the Michigan State Capitol. We invite you to try us out!

History

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Check out some of the history of our church on this page.

Nursery

Free nursery care (infant to 3 years) provided at 10:00 AM Sunday worship. A paid adult professional in a dedicated, clean, safe and comfortable environment staffs the nursery. We treasure our children and have implemented the best practices to keep them safe. Our nursery caregiver is trained through the diocesan Safe Church program.

The Nursery opens at 9:00am on Sundays to allow parents to participate in the Chancel Choir.  

Map

218 West Ottawa
Lansing, MI 48933


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Worship Services

Summer Sunday Service

9:00 AM only held in air conditioned Merrifield room

(Church School Sunday at 9:00 AM)

Fall, Winter, Spring Sunday Services

Sundays at 10 AM

(Church School Sunday at 9:45 AM)

Year Round 

Tuesdays at Noon in the chapel – Returns September 13th!

St. Paul’s News

Find and read the latest editions at this link.

Calendar

Our monthly calendar can be found here.

Accessibility and Parking

On-street accessible parking is available on Ottawa and Seymour streets. On Ottawa, the church is accessible by ramps through the memorial garden. On Seymour, follow the sidewalk to the back drive to the church. In addition, a state-parking ramp (off Seymour Street) is available on weekends and after 5 pm on weekdays.

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