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.

Join us for virtually for conversation, reflection, and prayer as we explore the Christian tradition as it has been lived out in the Episcopal/Anglican tradition. We’ll be drawing on the book Walk in Love: Episcopal Beliefs and Practices. Reach out to our office for the link.

Join us on December 7th for our 51st annual Messiah Sing!

This annual tradition is a great way to get into the true spirit of the season. Our choir will be singing Handel’s Messiah and you’re invited to join in the fun. Vocal talents of every level are most welcome and invited.

How do our faith communities contribute to the health and well-being of our neighbors? Join us for a thoughtful conversation on the intersection of faith and public health with Dr. Emmanuel Kamanzi, exploring how spiritual care, community connection, and social responsibility shape our common life. Together, we’ll consider how people of faith can respond with compassion and wisdom to the health challenges facing our world today.

Please join us in the Lichtenberger Room of the church for bagels and coffee, casual fellowship and Scripture reflection!

A course for seekers, newcomers, and anyone curious about exploring essential questions about Christian faith and life in a safe and open environment: who is God? Who am I? Why is there suffering and evil? How should we live?

Join us in-person or online (link here). There is also optional guided contemplative practice preceding the event from 6PM - 6:30PM. All are welcome.

A course for seekers, newcomers, and anyone curious about exploring essential questions about Christian faith and life in a safe and open environment: who is God? Who am I? Why is there suffering and evil? How should we live?

Join us in-person or online (link here). There is also optional guided contemplative practice preceding the event from 6PM - 6:30PM. All are welcome.

Join us after worship on Nov. 16 for a Ministry Fair, highlighting our many ministries, including music, outreach, formation, and fellowship. Meet the people who make these ministries thrive, learn how your gifts can make a difference, and find new ways to grow in faith and community. Whether you’re new to the church or a longtime member, this is the perfect time to see how God is at work among us and how you might be called to join in!

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.

Join us for virtually for conversation, reflection, and prayer as we explore the Christian tradition as it has been lived out in the Episcopal/Anglican tradition. We’ll be drawing on the book Walk in Love: Episcopal Beliefs and Practices. Reach out to our office for the link.

Join us for a conversation with Rabbi Claudia Kreiman, who will help us explore the complex history and current realities of Israel and Palestine through a lens of faith, justice, and peace. Together, we’ll reflect on how people of different traditions can listen deeply, seek understanding, and pray for reconciliation in the midst of conflict. All are welcome.

A course for seekers, newcomers, and anyone curious about exploring essential questions about Christian faith and life in a safe and open environment: who is God? Who am I? Why is there suffering and evil? How should we live?

Join us in-person or online (link here). There is also optional guided contemplative practice preceding the event from 6PM - 6:30PM. All are welcome.

Join Rev. Won-Jae and special guest Jenny Crellin of Energizing Green Solutions to learn more about how churches can live their ecological values. All are welcome!

Please join us in the Lichtenberger Room of the church for bagels and coffee, casual fellowship and Scripture reflection!

Join us for virtually for conversation, reflection, and prayer as we explore the Christian tradition as it has been lived out in the Episcopal/Anglican tradition. We’ll be drawing on the book Walk in Love: Episcopal Beliefs and Practices. Reach out to our office for the link.

Our regional Canon, the Rev. Melissa Rohrbach will be joining St. Paul’s for worship and conversation this Sunday. Join us to discuss what it means to build a church of peace and justice. All are welcome.

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.

A course for seekers, newcomers, and anyone curious about exploring essential questions about Christian faith and life in a safe and open environment: who is God? Who am I? Why is there suffering and evil? How should we live?

Join us in-person or online (link here). There is also optional guided contemplative practice preceding the event from 6PM - 6:30PM. All are welcome.

Join us as we celebrate 175 years of faith, community, and service at St. Paul’s! Help us mark this historic milestone with a special Choral Evensong service at 5:00 PM, honoring our rich Episcopal tradition. A joyful reception will follow—everyone is welcome as we give thanks for the past and look ahead to the future.

Join us for virtually for conversation, reflection, and prayer as we explore the Christian tradition as it has been lived out in the Episcopal/Anglican tradition. We’ll be drawing on the book Walk in Love: Episcopal Beliefs and Practices. Reach out to our office for the link.

How can faith communities lead the way in building a more sustainable world? Join us for a conversation exploring the intersection of environmental stewardship and spiritual responsibility. Hear from faith leaders, environmental advocates, and community organizers as they share insights, stories, and practical steps toward sustainable living rooted in shared values.

It can be hard for parents to connect with other parents on Sundays while taking care of their own kids. For that reason, we gather at 9AM on the 2nd Saturday of each month for St. P families to have some fun together. Reach out to our children’s minister, Elliott, for the location.

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.

A course for seekers, newcomers, and anyone curious about exploring essential questions about Christian faith and life in a safe and open environment: who is God? Who am I? Why is there suffering and evil? How should we live?

Join us in-person or online (link here). There is also optional guided contemplative practice preceding the event from 6PM - 6:30PM. All are welcome.

What is the church’s role and responsibility in the complicated world we live in? Join our own Rev. Won-Jae and Rev. Edwin Johnson from Episcopal City Mission as they explore these and other questions. All are welcome.

Bring your furry and feathered friends for our annual Blessing of the Animals on Sunday, October 5, as we celebrate the Feast of St. Francis! We’ll gather outdoors after the conclusion of the 10AM service for a joyful celebration of all God’s creatures, great and small. All pets (and even their humans) are welcome!

Please join us in the Lichtenberger Room of the church for bagels and coffee, fellowship and Scripture reflection!

Join our Rector Won-Jae and Prof. Rand Wentworth of Harvard University for a conversation on Climate Change, Public Policy, and Faith. The event will take place on Sept. 28th from 11:45 am - 12:45 pm at St. Paul’s. All are welcome!

This confidential group, led by Sherilyn Pharr, RN, will meet on the 4th Thursday of the month through September, and provides a safe, non-judgmental space for those grieving the loss of a loved one. Please sign up for the group by emailing: office@stpaulsbrookline.org. If you’re unable to sign up, please feel welcome to attend.