Upcoming Events
Contemplative Practice Gathering
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.
Winter Light: A Reflective Writing Series
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
Winter Light: A Reflective Writing Series
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
Contemplative Practice Gathering
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.
Winter Light: A Reflective Writing Series
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
Interfaith Work for Dialogue and Peace
Join us for a special event with Rabbi Leora Ezrachi-Vered and Father (Abuna) Saba Haj of Spirit of the Galilee, an organization dedicated to advancing pluralism, mutual understanding, and cooperation among the diverse denominations, religions, and cultures of the region—Arabs and Jews alike.
Rabbi Earachi-Vered and Father Haj will join the 10:00am Sunday service at St. Paul’s, together with Rabbi Claudia Kreiman (Senior Rabbi of TBZ) and the TBZ congregation. We will gather for prayer at 10:00am and continue after the service at 11:45am for an in-depth conversation about interfaith dialogue in the Holy Land. All are warmly welcome.
Contemplative Practice Gathering
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.
Winter Light: A Reflective Writing Series
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
Brookline Interfaith Iftar
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.
Contemplative Practice Gathering
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.
Winter Light: A Reflective Writing Series
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
Contemplative Practice Gathering
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.
Winter Light: A Reflective Writing Series
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
Contemplative Practice Gathering
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.
Contemplative Practice Gathering
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.
Contemplative Practice Gathering
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.
Contemplative Practice Gathering
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.
Contemplative Practice Gathering
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.
Lessons & Carols
Join us on the first Sunday of Christmas for one of our favorite annual traditions! We’ll hear readings from the story of Christ’s birth and sing some of our favorite Christmas carols in worship on Sunday morning. All are welcome.
Christmas Day Service
Join us on Christmas morning as we celebrate the joy of Christ’s birth with a peaceful and joyful Eucharist. This simple, beautiful service is a time to pause amid the festivities and give thanks for the gift of God’s love made known in Jesus. All are warmly welcome.
Christmas Eve Service
Celebrate the joy of Christmas Eve with us as we gather to celebrate the birth of Christ. The service includes song, candlelight, and Eucharist. All are warmly invited to share in this holy night.
Christmas Eve Service
Celebrate the joy of Christmas Eve with us as we gather to celebrate the birth of Christ. The service includes song, candlelight, and Eucharist. All are warmly invited to share in this holy night.
Christmas Eve Family Service
Join us on Christmas Eve for a joyful, family-friendly celebration of the birth of Christ! Our family service welcomes children of all ages to sing, wonder, and share in the story of God’s love made known in Jesus. All are welcome!
Candlelight Carols
Join us on the first Sunday of Christmas for Candlelight Carols, one of our favorite annual traditions! We’ll hear readings from the story of Christ’s birth and sing some of our favorite carols as we prepare for Christmas. All are welcome.
Christmas Pageant
Join us for what promises to be the best pageant ever! Our beloved annual pageant takes place during the 10am service on the Sunday preceding Christmas, December 21st.
All kids are welcome to participate. Get in touch with our children and youth minister, Elliott, through our office if you’d like to join in the fun.
A Service of Solace and Hope
We offer this annual service of Solace and Hope, sometimes called Blue Christmas, as a quiet, meditative gathering that provides a safe space for all kinds of feelings– even the difficult ones– during the Christmas season. If you have friends for whom Christmastime is difficult, please invite them, too. All are welcome.
Immigration & Faith: a Conversation with Rev. Tina Rathbone
Join us for a conversation on how faith shapes our understanding of immigration, hospitality, and belonging. With the Rev. Tina Rathbone, we’ll explore the biblical and ethical call to welcome the stranger, using her book Asylum Seekers as a source text. All are welcome.
Pub Theology
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.
Walk in Love: an Intro to the Episcopal Church
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.
Messiah Sing
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.
Faith and Public Health with Dr. Emmanuel Kamanzi
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.
Men's Group
Please join us in the Lichtenberger Room of the church for bagels and coffee, casual fellowship and Scripture reflection!
Taste of the Spirit: Intro to Christian Spirituality
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.
Taste of the Spirit: Intro to Christian Spirituality
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.
Ministry Fair
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!
Pub Theology
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.
Walk in Love: an Intro to the Episcopal Church
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.
A Conversation on Israel & Palestine with Rabbi Claudia Kreiman
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.
Taste of the Spirit: Intro to Christian Spirituality
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.
Making Churches Ecologically Just
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!
Men's Group
Please join us in the Lichtenberger Room of the church for bagels and coffee, casual fellowship and Scripture reflection!
Walk in Love: an Intro to the Episcopal Church
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.
Being Church Together: Institutions Creating Peace & Justice
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.
Pub Theology
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.
Taste of the Spirit: Intro to Christian Spirituality
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.
175th Anniversary Celebration
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.
St. Paul's Arts Festival
Join us on Saturday, Oct. 18, from noon to 4 pm, to celebrate 175 years of faith, community, and creativity at the St. Paul’s Arts Festival, a vibrant part of our anniversary celebration! This special event features paintings, fiber arts, drawings, collage, spoken word, music, and more—all from members of St. Paul’s community who are sharing their gifts and reflecting the beauty of God's work through art.
Bring your friends and come celebrate St. Paul's rich history and help us imagine a creative future together. Admission free, all ages welcome. Some of the artwork will be for sale with a portion of the proceeds going to benefit St. Paul’s. Artwork will remain up for viewing during coffee hour after the 10 am service on Sunday, Oct. 19.
Walk in Love: an Intro to the Episcopal Church
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.