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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/

Worship in the building has returned!!

PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED to attend in person worship.
You can register online at official church website http://www.stpaulamech.org/.
Registration form will be open all week until 8:00 a.m. on Sunday or you can contact Rev. Cousin.
Live streaming should be occurring soon.

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

Children's Day
June 12, 2022

5K Commemorative Booklet (Google Doc Link)

Click on image above for the
5K Commemorative Booklet.
Includes videos of welcome message, prayer, national anthem, plus sponsors. Click here for PDF of same

WEEKLY NEWSLETTER HIGHLIGHTS

E3 Free Summer Camp for middle school students
IFC Needs
Marion Cheek Jackson Center project on Black Churches
Community Service and Donation Lists
Karen Reid needs a kidney
Prayer and Birthday list
Social Media Links

THE 5K FUNDRAISER WAS HELD VIRTUALLY
ON SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 2022

Click here for details and T-Shirt order info
T-shirts are available for $20.

Worship Schedule

Sunday
9:30 am Adult Church School (in person)
9:45 am Youth Church School (virtual)
Zoom Meeting info below 11:00 am Virtual Worship
Click link on Facebook
Current & Past Sermons

YOUTH SUNDAY SCHOOL
ZOOM AT 9:45 am

Join Zoom Meeting
Youth Church School - Sunday at 9:45!!!
Meeting ID: 868 3506 5830
Passcode: 797011
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Youth Teacher - Rev. Mary Jane Palmer

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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