NOTE:  This is a personal publication of Kim Batson to share information with members and friends ​of St. Paul AME Church and is not an official Church publication. The official St. Paul website is http://www.stpaulamech.org/ 

In-person worship returning Sept. 12, 2021 - with safety precautions

If you are on Facebook this link should take you this Sunday’s and past sermon videos https://www.facebook.com/stpaulchapelhill

Weekly Newsletter - Prayer List, Birthdays, News & Pictures

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VIRTUAL CHURCH SCHOOL
WEDNESDAYS AT 7:00 - 7:45 PM
 
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/195558411?pwd=UHBVaXplY0dtdndJRXpaaURicjcvdz09
 
 Meeting ID: 195 558 411
 Passcode: CHURCH
If must dial:  301 715 8592 US 

WEEKLY NEWSLETTER HIGHLIGHTS​​

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• Karen Reid needs a kidney​
• E3 Summer Camp - FREE summer camp for middle schoolers - Wish List
• Prayer and Birthday list
• Upcoming Events Calendar

Music Selections by Brother Christian Foushee – Green. 
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“Since Jesus Came Into My Heart”     https://youtu.be/-u5-YZd6sN0
 
“God Is My Everything”  https://youtu.be/jSUic8oF5Bw

YOUTH SUNDAY SCHOOL
SUNDAYS AT Noon
​Join Zoom Meeting
https://us04web.zoom.us/j/74149875615?pwd=ZzJ0K0cxVjRxc1VVdkM2NEU0WUE5UT09
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Meeting ID: 868 3506 5830
Passcode: 797011

        +1 646 876 9923 US (New York)
                                  
​Youth discussion Leader - Evvy Ponder
Teacher - Rev. Mary Jane Palmer

Worship Schedule-
​NO at Church activities
​due to covid-19

 Sunday
​10:30 am   Virtual Worship 
                 Current & Past Sermons
​12:00 pm  Youth Sunday School
                      Zoom Meeting info above
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Wednesday
  7:00 pm    Virtual Adult Church School
​                   Zoom Meeting info above

Welcome to Friends of St. Paul AME!

Founded in 1864, St. Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church celebrated its 155th anniversary in 2019.  Sitting at the corner of Franklin and Merritt Mill where it marks the border between Chapel Hill and Carrboro, St. Paul is literally a community cornerstone.

history

        During these perilous times in 1864 emerged J. Craig, Charles Craig, Charles H. Johnson, Jerry Hargraves, Kenny Brooks, C.E.H. Johnson, William Thompson, Green Merritt, Edwin Allen, and Green Cordal, our own dedicated, spirit filled, and courageous men. Under the leadership of Jerry Hargraves and Edwin Allen, these men organized a Black Methodist Church.
​More HISTORY

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Chapel Hill, NC
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