Join us for a casual time of fellowship and conversation as we kick off the new program year. This informal gathering with our Rector Won-Jae is a chance for parents to connect, chat, and enjoy time together in community. Whether you're new or returning, we’d love to see you there! Plan to gather in the Lichtenberger Room.

Join us on September 7 during the 10AM service for our annual Blessing of the Backpacks!

As a new school year begins, we invite students, teachers, and school staff of all ages to bring their backpacks for a special blessing. It's a joyful time to pray for wisdom, safety, and growth in the year ahead.

All are welcome — come as you are and be blessed!

The annual St Paul’s yard sale is happening on September 6th! Volunteers will be needed for sorting and set-up the week before and all Saturday. We’re looking for your stuff as well!  Stockpile now, and bring books, clothes, toys, household goods, working electronics (with all the parts), and furniture to the Great Hall beginning Sunday, August 31st. If you have questions or want to arrange a drop off of donations, get in touch with us at office@stpaulsbrookline.org.

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.

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

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.

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.

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

It’s summertime and we’re kicking it off with a BBQ! If you’re in your 20s or 30s, join us for burgers, hot dogs, lawn games, and lots of fun. You’re invited to bring something to share. All are welcome.

Join our 10AM service this Sunday for our last choir gathering before they take a break over the summer. All are welcome!

Join us for our end of the academic year BBQ! We’ll gather in the St. Paul’s garden behind the church following the 10AM service. St. Paul’s will provide burgers, veggie burgers, and hot dogs; you’re invited to bring a side dish, dessert, or drink to share. All are welcome!

Join us in the Lichtenberger Room for bagels and coffee, fellowship and Scripture reflection!

We will practice ways to deepen our spiritual life through meditation, contemplation on Scripture (lectiodivina), and time for reflection and conversation. We will also set aside time for people to rest quietly, journal, or draw. For those interested, there will be time for qigong and yoga. People of all religious affiliations are welcome to participate.

Schedule:

9 am: Teaching

9:15 am: Meditation on Love & Compassion

10 am: Free Time (Journaling, Art Work, Walk, Rest)

10 am: (Optional) Qi gong, Yoga

10:45 am: Contemplative Reflection on Scripture

11:30 am: Group Reflection

12:00 pm: Adjourn

St. Paul’s is sending a group again this year to join the Mother’s Day Walk for Peace. Sign up for our team here or get in touch with our office to learn more.

Join us to celebrate this new season in the life of St. Paul’s as we officially ‘install’ Rev. Dr. Won-Jae Hur as our 13th rector. Our bishop, the Rt. Rev. Julia Whitworth, will be present with us to welcome and celebrate this new season of ministry at St. Paul’s.

Join us for one of our favorite annual traditions- the Godspell Mass! This is a Sunday morning worship service with music and thematic elements from the beloved musical, Godspell. Wear tie dye and come ready for fun!

A weekly Candlelight Vigil held out in front of St. Paul’s Brookline. We’ll gather on the steps of the church entrance facing Aspinwall street.  

The Vigil will be held in the spirit of a prayerful yearning for love, mercy, and peace in a troubled world.  Battery candles will be provided and all are welcome, regardless of faith background and/or religious affiliation.

Join us on Fridays during Lent for one of our favorite St. Paul’s traditions. Each Friday evening at 6:30PM, we’ll gather at a parishioner’s home, beginning with a simple meal, reflection on scripture, and prayer.  We will focus on the “blessings” found in the Beatitudes in Matthew and Luke. 

To find out the location for the week, or to sign up to host, please contact the Church Office at office@stpaulsbrookline.org.

A weekly Candlelight Vigil held out in front of St. Paul’s Brookline. We’ll gather on the steps of the church entrance facing Aspinwall street.  

The Vigil will be held in the spirit of a prayerful yearning for love, mercy, and peace in a troubled world.  Battery candles will be provided and all are welcome, regardless of faith background and/or religious affiliation.

Join us on Fridays during Lent for one of our favorite St. Paul’s traditions. Each Friday evening at 6:30PM, we’ll gather at a parishioner’s home, beginning with a simple meal, reflection on scripture, and prayer.  We will focus on the “blessings” found in the Beatitudes in Matthew and Luke. 

To find out the location for the week, or to sign up to host, please contact the Church Office at office@stpaulsbrookline.org.

A weekly Candlelight Vigil held out in front of St. Paul’s Brookline. We’ll gather on the steps of the church entrance facing Aspinwall street.  

The Vigil will be held in the spirit of a prayerful yearning for love, mercy, and peace in a troubled world.  Battery candles will be provided and all are welcome, regardless of faith background and/or religious affiliation.

Join us on Fridays during Lent for one of our favorite St. Paul’s traditions. Each Friday evening at 6:30PM, we’ll gather at a parishioner’s home, beginning with a simple meal, reflection on scripture, and prayer.  We will focus on the “blessings” found in the Beatitudes in Matthew and Luke. 

To find out the location for the week, or to sign up to host, please contact the Church Office at office@stpaulsbrookline.org.

A weekly Candlelight Vigil held out in front of St. Paul’s Brookline. We’ll gather on the steps of the church entrance facing Aspinwall street.  

The Vigil will be held in the spirit of a prayerful yearning for love, mercy, and peace in a troubled world.  Battery candles will be provided and all are welcome, regardless of faith background and/or religious affiliation.

Join us on Fridays during Lent for one of our favorite St. Paul’s traditions. Each Friday evening at 6:30PM, we’ll gather at a parishioner’s home, beginning with a simple meal, reflection on scripture, and prayer.  We will focus on the “blessings” found in the Beatitudes in Matthew and Luke. 

To find out the location for the week, or to sign up to host, please contact the Church Office at office@stpaulsbrookline.org.

A weekly Candlelight Vigil held out in front of St. Paul’s Brookline. We’ll gather on the steps of the church entrance facing Aspinwall street.  

The Vigil will be held in the spirit of a prayerful yearning for love, mercy, and peace in a troubled world.  Battery candles will be provided and all are welcome, regardless of faith background and/or religious affiliation.

We will practice ways to deepen our spiritual life through meditation, contemplation on Scripture (lectiodivina), and time for reflection and conversation. We will also set aside time for people to rest quietly, journal, or draw. For those interested, there will be time for qigong and yoga. People of all religious affiliations are welcome to participate.

Schedule:

9 am: Teaching

9:15 am: Meditation on Love & Compassion

10 am: Free Time (Journaling, Art Work, Walk, Rest)

10 am: (Optional) Qi gong, Yoga

10:45 am: Contemplative Reflection on Scripture

11:30 am: Group Reflection

12:00 pm: Adjourn

Join us on Fridays during Lent for one of our favorite St. Paul’s traditions. Each Friday evening at 6:30PM, we’ll gather at a parishioner’s home, beginning with a simple meal, reflection on scripture, and prayer.  We will focus on the “blessings” found in the Beatitudes in Matthew and Luke. 

To find out the location for the week, or to sign up to host, please contact the Church Office at office@stpaulsbrookline.org.

A weekly Candlelight Vigil held out in front of St. Paul’s Brookline. We’ll gather on the steps of the church entrance facing Aspinwall street.  

The Vigil will be held in the spirit of a prayerful yearning for love, mercy, and peace in a troubled world.  Battery candles will be provided and all are welcome, regardless of faith background and/or religious affiliation.

In March, the Scripture Group will continue discussion of the book Prophetic Lament: A Call for Justice in Troubled Times, by Soong-Chan Rah, alongside the biblical book of Lamentations. All are welcome!

How can we strengthen and develop our relationship with SSYP and support their mission to promote equity in education, employment and opportunity through long-term relationships with youth and their families and communities? Come meet SSYP’s Executive Director, Ines Palmarin, as we explore these questions.