Worship and Music

Worship is at the heart of all that we do at St. Paul’s. Whether lively or contemplative, traditional or contemporary, our services are spirited and joyful. We welcome all to join us as we lift our voices to the Lord.
In-Person Worship

Summer Worship (Memorial Day through Labor Day)
- Saturday, 6pm, In St. Margaret's Garden (Rain location: Sanctuary)
- Sunday, 8am, Chapel, no music
- Sunday, 9:45am, Sanctuary, with music and a "pull-out" Children's Sermon
Sundays and Saturdays (Academic Year)
- Saturday, 6pm*, no music, at Old St. Luke's Church (Old Washington Pike, Carnegie, PA 15106)
- Sunday, 8am, Chapel, no musi…
Worship via Livestream

We livestream our services on Sundays at 9:45 am. Watch below or using Facebook Live.
Sunday Service at 9:45AM
You are invited to light a candle in your home, or wherever you are joining us in worship.
Worship Support

During worship, many people perform unique and specific roles. The deacon reads the Gospel and prepares the table. The priests preach and celebrate.
Yet there are many lay individuals whose ministries add to the richness and glory of our worship. Everyone interested in joining one of these ministries can speak with a member of the clergy or someone involved in the ministry.
- Altar …
Sacraments

In the life of the Episcopal Church, sacraments are “an outward and visible sign of an invisible and spiritual grace.” They help us to mark and celebrate what God has already done for us, and how God is working in our lives. Oftentimes, sacraments also help us mark pivotal moments in life, like birth, marriage, and death.
Everyone is welcome into the life of the sacraments in th…
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From participating in traditional choir and contemporary ensemble, to listening to and enjoying performances -- music is central to life at St. Paul's.
Chancel Choir
The Chancel Choir, under the direction of Douglas Starr, D.M.A., sings at the 10:45 liturgy and specializes in singing the great hymns and historic music of the Church. Supported by our magnificent Schantz pipe …
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