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/
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If you are on Facebook this link should take you this Sunday’s and past sermon videos https://www.facebook.com/stpaulchapelhill
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Weekly Newsletter - Prayer List, Birthdays, News & Pictures
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Live streamed services will begin Dec. 5th with In-Person hopefully returning in January.
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VIRTUAL CHURCH SCHOOL
WEDNESDAYS AT 7:00 - 7:45 PM Join Zoom Meeting https://us04web.zoom.us/j/195558411 Meeting ID: 195 558 411 Passcode: CHURCH If must dial: 301 715 8592 US WEEKLY NEWSLETTER HIGHLIGHTS
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YOUTH SUNDAY SCHOOL
SUNDAYS AT Noon Join Zoom Meeting https://us04web.zoom.us/j/74149875615?pwd=ZzJ0K0cxVjRxc1VVdkM2NEU0WUE5UT09 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-
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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.
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