We are disciples of Jesus Christ, seeking every day to follow Jesus’ command to love God with all our heart, mind, and strength, and to love our neighbors as ourselves. In the resurrection of Jesus, we find our deepest joy and have hope for a renewed world. Through his grace, we can be confident that our sins are forgiven and our lives strengthened to be his body in the world.

We gather on Main Street in Stockbridge to worship God in our historic church building. In Holy Baptism, we are united to the saving death and resurrection of Christ, and in the Holy Eucharist (Holy Communion), we find our union with Christ strengthened week by week. Our building is open twenty-four hours a day for prayer and reflection.

We come from all walks of life and many backgrounds. We are young and old, year-round and seasonal residents, life-long Episcopalians and curious newcomers; we are married and single, gay and straight, and hold a variety of political convictions; we are seekers, doubters, and strong in faith. We believe that God loves us all.

As a church family, we practice loving one another every time we gather. We strive to grow in faith, hope, and love through prayer, education, fellowship, and service. Guided by the Holy Spirit, we are discovering what it means to be Christians in the twenty-first century.

Our campus is also home to St. Paul’s Children’s Center, for more than fifty years a center for high-quality preschool education in our community. The Children’s Center nurtures children’s development in a safe, joyful, and loving environment. For more information, click on the Children’s Center tab on the website.

We welcome you in Christ’s name. Come worship with us on Sunday mornings, at 8 or 10 AM. Come pray and find silence in the church, and be inspired by the beautiful architecture on display. Sit in the churchyard or have a picnic! Join us for daily prayer throughout the week, or for a Bible study or special service. We pray that here, you will find love, acceptance, and challenge as we all make our way through this pilgrim life.

Yours in Christ,

The Rev’d Samuel T. Vaught, Rector