If you’re in your 20s or 30s, join us for Pub Theology! We meet on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month at Hamilton in Coolidge Corner to discuss topics in faith and life. It’s a super casual, come-as-you-are time and all are welcome. Reach out to our Young Adults Ministry Director, Elliott, with any questions.

Pull up a chair and bring a dish to share — Queerly Beloved is hosting a potluck! Queerly Beloved is a group for LGBTQ+ folks and allies, in which we gather, eat good food, and enjoy great company. Whether you're a longtime member of our community or just curious and looking for connection, all are truly welcome at our table. RSVP here.

Join Rev. Julia, an Episcopal priest from Rhode Island, for this special discussion of how churches can transform their sanctuaries into a trauma-informed sacred space that facilitates healing. You can read more about Rev. Julia and her work here.

On the second Sunday of Easter (this year, April 12), we will observe one of our favorite annual traditions- the Godspell Mass!

This is a Sunday morning worship service with Eucharist, but with music and thematic elements from the iconic musical Godspell. All are welcome. Wear tie dye and come ready to sing!

The contemplative practice group at St. Paul's is for people who would like to explore regular contemplative practice and study in some depth both the theological and practical aspects. The contemplative practice group meets on the second and fourth Saturdays of the month from 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm in the Lichtenberger Room. 

Instead of regularly scheduled Pub Theology, this Thursday our 20s/30s group is attending a book talk at the cathedral. Our own Bishop Julia Whitworth will be in conversation with the Rev. Cn. Stephanie Spellers about her new book, Church Tomorrow. The event is free but RSVPs are requested here.

Join us for Easter! Whoever you are, wherever you are on your journey of faith, you are welcome here. Our services will take place at 9AM and 11AM with festive music and Eucharist.

Join us for Easter! Whoever you are, wherever you are on your journey of faith, you are welcome here. Our services will take place at 9AM and 11AM with festive music and Eucharist.

The most sacred night of the Christian year begins in darkness and ends in joyous light. Join us as we kindle the new fire, hear the ancient stories of salvation, and welcome new members into the faith through baptism. All are invited to witness the joy of resurrection.

This service begins in the church courtyard with the lighting of the new fire.

Join us for Good Friday as we remember Jesus’s arrest and execution. This is a solemn, quiet service without music or Eucharist. It takes place in our sanctuary.

The Stations of the Cross is a meditative experience from the medieval church, focused on remembering Jesus’s journey from his arrest to his death. We will gather at 11AM and move together through the 14 stations, contemplating various icons of Jesus’s final moments.

Join us for Good Friday as we remember Jesus’s arrest and execution. This is a solemn, quiet service without music or Eucharist. It takes place in our sanctuary.

Join us for our Maundy Thursday commemoration. It begins in the Parish Hall at 6:15PM with fellowship and a simple meal. The service will end in the sanctuary.

The contemplative practice group at St. Paul's is for people who would like to explore regular contemplative practice and study in some depth both the theological and practical aspects. The contemplative practice group meets on the second and fourth Saturdays of the month from 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm in the Lichtenberger Room. 

If you’re in your 20s or 30s, join us for Pub Theology! We meet on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month at Hamilton in Coolidge Corner to discuss topics in faith and life. It’s a super casual, come-as-you-are time and all are welcome. Reach out to our Young Adults Ministry Director, Elliott, with any questions.

oin the St Paul’s community for Lenten House Church at 6:30PM on Fridays during Lent.

We will gather at a different parishioner’s home each week for a shared supper and a time for prayer, learning and compline. This year our theme is Playing with Parables: Godly Play for Grownups. Jesus began many parables with words like these: “The kingdom of God is like . . .” During this year’s Lenten House Gatherings we’ll explore five of these kingdom parables and ask together how then can we live into the kingdom of God amidst our current reality.

Kim & Will Messenger, trained Godly Play storytellers, will present the parables for us to wonder about together. There is no preparation required for these evenings—just bring your curiosity.  We encourage you to sign up HERE to host, bring food, or lead us in gathering prayer or compline.  A pamphlet with prayers and compline will be provided

oin the St Paul’s community for Lenten House Church at 6:30PM on Fridays during Lent.

We will gather at a different parishioner’s home each week for a shared supper and a time for prayer, learning and compline. This year our theme is Playing with Parables: Godly Play for Grownups. Jesus began many parables with words like these: “The kingdom of God is like . . .” During this year’s Lenten House Gatherings we’ll explore five of these kingdom parables and ask together how then can we live into the kingdom of God amidst our current reality.

Kim & Will Messenger, trained Godly Play storytellers, will present the parables for us to wonder about together. There is no preparation required for these evenings—just bring your curiosity.  We encourage you to sign up HERE to host, bring food, or lead us in gathering prayer or compline.  A pamphlet with prayers and compline will be provided

Beginning January 14th, join us for a 6-session contemplative series using writing as a vehicle for discovery. Using images and experiences of winter, we'll explore personal themes like solitude, connection, stillness, and renewal.

Each gathering includes encountering notable works of music and writing, sharing reflections and our own creations, and time for silent writing together. Our focus will be on expression and insight, rather than on craft.

Come as you are; bring an open heart and willingness to see in new ways. We will meet Wednesday evenings from 6:00-7:15 PM on: January 14 and 21; February 4 and 18; and March 4 and 18. Register by contacting office@stpaulsbrookline.org

The contemplative practice group at St. Paul's is for people who would like to explore regular contemplative practice and study in some depth both the theological and practical aspects. The contemplative practice group meets on the second and fourth Saturdays of the month from 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm in the Lichtenberger Room. 

oin the St Paul’s community for Lenten House Church at 6:30PM on Fridays during Lent.

We will gather at a different parishioner’s home each week for a shared supper and a time for prayer, learning and compline. This year our theme is Playing with Parables: Godly Play for Grownups. Jesus began many parables with words like these: “The kingdom of God is like . . .” During this year’s Lenten House Gatherings we’ll explore five of these kingdom parables and ask together how then can we live into the kingdom of God amidst our current reality.

Kim & Will Messenger, trained Godly Play storytellers, will present the parables for us to wonder about together. There is no preparation required for these evenings—just bring your curiosity.  We encourage you to sign up HERE to host, bring food, or lead us in gathering prayer or compline.  A pamphlet with prayers and compline will be provided

Beginning January 14th, join us for a 6-session contemplative series using writing as a vehicle for discovery. Using images and experiences of winter, we'll explore personal themes like solitude, connection, stillness, and renewal.

Each gathering includes encountering notable works of music and writing, sharing reflections and our own creations, and time for silent writing together. Our focus will be on expression and insight, rather than on craft.

Come as you are; bring an open heart and willingness to see in new ways. We will meet Wednesday evenings from 6:00-7:15 PM on: January 14 and 21; February 4 and 18; and March 4 and 18. Register by contacting office@stpaulsbrookline.org

The contemplative practice group at St. Paul's is for people who would like to explore regular contemplative practice and study in some depth both the theological and practical aspects. The contemplative practice group meets on the second and fourth Saturdays of the month from 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm in the Lichtenberger Room. 

If you’re in your 20s or 30s, join us for Pub Theology! We meet on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month at Hamilton in Coolidge Corner to discuss topics in faith and life. It’s a super casual, come-as-you-are time and all are welcome. Reach out to our Young Adults Ministry Director, Elliott, with any questions.

Brookline Muslim Friends and St. Paul’s Brookline would like to invite you to an informal evening of conversation and dinner with friends and neighbors here at St. Paul’s during Ramadan on Saturday, Feb 21, 2026.

Hosted jointly by the Brookline Muslim Friends and St. Paul's, the Community iftaar, or breaking of the fast provides an opportunity for Brookline Muslims Friends to share a special time of year and observance with our Brookline neighbors, friends, clergy and elected. We envision this evening as a fun and informative opportunity to commune, offer thanks and further understanding among all attending. The program will begin at 3:45 pm with a sit-down dinner served right after sunset. Please note that this no-cost event is by invitation only for the people of St. Paul’s community and invited guests of Brookline Muslim Friends (RSVP info below).

If you can attend, may we suggest bringing one or more non-perishable items that can be donated to the Brookline Food Pantry. Please RSVP to office@stpaulsbrookline.org with the number of people in your party by Feb 1, 2026. All ages are welcome! If you have any questions, please contact office@stpaulsbrookline.org or brooklinemuslimfriends@gmail.com. We look forward to seeing you at the event.

Beginning January 14th, join us for a 6-session contemplative series using writing as a vehicle for discovery. Using images and experiences of winter, we'll explore personal themes like solitude, connection, stillness, and renewal.

Each gathering includes encountering notable works of music and writing, sharing reflections and our own creations, and time for silent writing together. Our focus will be on expression and insight, rather than on craft.

Come as you are; bring an open heart and willingness to see in new ways. We will meet Wednesday evenings from 6:00-7:15 PM on: January 14 and 21; February 4 and 18; and March 4 and 18. Register by contacting office@stpaulsbrookline.org

Each year at St. Paul’s Brookline we hold a special Choral Lenten Invitation Service on the Sunday evening before the beginning of Lent.  The service is offered in hopes of inviting us back into this remarkable story of Jesus’ journey with us into the wilderness, through the most contemplative and reflective time in the church year.

 As part of this service, the St. Paul’s Choir will sing the Mozart Requiem. Contemporary readings and prayers are gathered from a variety of sources and combined with the more traditional words of anthems and the Requiem. All are welcome — we hope you will join us.

The contemplative practice group at St. Paul's is for people who would like to explore regular contemplative practice and study in some depth both the theological and practical aspects. The contemplative practice group meets on the second and fourth Saturdays of the month from 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm in the Lichtenberger Room. 

If you’re in your 20s or 30s, join us for Pub Theology! We meet on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month at Hamilton in Coolidge Corner to discuss topics in faith and life. It’s a super casual, come-as-you-are time and all are welcome. Reach out to our Young Adults Ministry Director, Elliott, with any questions.