Worship

Bilingual worship that celebrates culture, tradition, and God’s grace.

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Worship at San Pablo–St. Paul’s is vibrant, bilingual, and rooted in the lives of our people.

With music in Spanish and English, inclusive liturgy, and a congregation representing many cultures, worship reflects God’s beautiful diversity.

From Sunday mornings to feast-day celebrations, we gather to pray, sing, lament, rejoice, and experience God’s presence. Whether you are new to church or returning after many years, come as you are. There is room for you.

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Join Us For Worship This Week

11:15 am

Bilingual Worship

12:30 pm

Fellowship Hour

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Walk, bike, drive, take public transit. We're located at 2742 15th Ave S in the Midtown Philips neighborhood near Bloomington and 28th Street bus stops. There's street parking and a small parking lot to the north of the church.

  • We believe that children are created in the image of a God who loves and honors them, so we do, too. Children of all ages are welcome in worship, and are invited to participate in our new kid-friendly space in our sanctuary. 

  • Our services are bilingual which include lots of music, some scripture readings, a sermon, and Holy Communion every week...plus a few fun surprises every now and then (we love a good Mariachi band). There's also time to get to know each other and chat after worship with coffee and treats.

  • You'll see a wide variety of outfits on Sundays. Dressed up to casual. Wear what makes you comfortable!

  • Yes, the building has elevator access and an accessible restroom on the lower level of the education building.

Holy Gatherings

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Posada

Every year we hold our community Posada. With song, prayer, and sacred story, we reflect on the journey of the Holy Family as we process through the neighborhood, demonstrating a resolve to shine the light of peace.

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Día de los Muertos

Our annual Día de los Muertos community ofrenda is a time to honor and remember our loved ones in a beautiful celebration of remembrance. After the gathering we typically enjoy delicious food together.