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LOVE  &  GRACE

We follow the teachings of  Jesus Christ– whose life, death, and resurrection saved the world.  
God loves you – no exceptions. 

SERVICES
Holy Eucharist: Sundays at 8:30 & 10:30 a.m.
      Healing Service: Wednesdays at 10 a.m.

Events

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Jonathan Myrick Daniels Annual Pilgrimage
Sat. Aug. 15, 2026, 11 a.m.
Lowndes Co. Courthouse Sq.
1 South Washington Street, Hayneville, AL 36040

Daniels was an Episcopal seminary student who became a Civil Rights Activist. He traveled to Alabama to participate in civil rights demonstrations and encourage Black citizens to register to vote. Daniels was arrested and jailed with several other demonstrators on August 14th, 1965. After their release from the Hayneville jail on August 20th, Daniels was shot and killed by a deputy sheriff, who was later acquitted.

 

The Pilgrimage happens each August to commemorate and remember the Activists. People meet in the town square and proceed on foot to the jail and the store. The march concludes with a service of remembrance in the same courthouse where the trial was held.

 

The event is open to everyone. Watch The Fishnet for news about carpooling to Hayneville.
Learn more about
Jonathan Myrick Daniels here.

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Register for Cursillo #175

Sept. 17-20, 2026, Camp Beckwith in Fairhope

Cursillo retreats help to awaken your spirituality and faith. The weekend is filled with laughter, music, friendship in a beautiful setting. Deacon Susan McKee or Sharon Bertschi will be happy to serve as your Sponsor.

Register here.   Learn more about Cursillo here.

Centering Prayer
Tuesdays at Noon
We meet in the Parish Hall for inspiration and discussion, then move into the chapel for 20 minutes of contemplative, quiet prayer.. Everyone is welcome!
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​​Food & Supplies Needed for Ecumenical Ministries

Please remember to pick up a little extra when out shopping, The BOGOs are a great way to get-a-little/give-a-little. Especially-needed these days: Pancake mix, syrup, pasta and snacks "for kids and families." As always, they can use all non-perishable foods, including proteins, personal hygiene supplies, (especially feminine hygiene products) and household cleaning supplies. 

People of St. Paul's Episcopal Chapel Magnolia Springs AL

Your generosity provides the funds needed for building maintenance, utilities and services, salaries for staff and unexpected costs.  
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Keep St. Paul's Moving Forward!

Rector's Coffee Forum

Pour a cup of hot coffee and join the conversation to discuss the Service's Readings and Gospel

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Centering Prayer
Tuesdays at 
Noon

We meet in the Parish Hall for inspiration and discussion, then move into the chapel for 20 minutes of contemplative, quiet prayer.

Potluck Sundays at St. Paul's Episcopal Chapel Magnolia Springs AL

Sunday Potluck Lunch
2nd Sunday of each Month, after the 10:30 Service

Bring a dish! If you can't bring one, come anyway. Enjoy a meal with friends and be happy. It's good food, y'all !

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Stay Connected!

Watch live-streamed services Sundays at 10:30 a.m. on Facebook.
 

View previously recorded sermons on our YouTube channel.
 

Subscribe to the Fishnet Newsletter.
 

We are a parish of the Diocese of the Central Gulf Coast

ABOUT US
St. Paul’s is a parish of The Episcopal Church located near the Magnolia Springs river in Baldwin County, Alabama.
Parking is available in front and behind the building.

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CONTACT

Phone: 251.965.7452     Email: admin@stpaulsms.org

Located at 14755 Oak Street, Magnolia Springs, Alabama 36555

Mailing address: P.O. Box 2, Magnolia Springs, AL  36555

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