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Friends of st. paul ameC

An unofficial publication. The official St. Paul website is http://www.stpaulamech.org/
St. Paul Village 5K 2025 will be held 3/1/2025 details

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 Worship

Weekly Worship Livestreamed
Look for St. Paul AMEC, Chapel Hill NC channel.
St Paul AME Church - YouTube

St. Paul AME on Facebook

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
One tap mobile
+16468769923,,86835065830#,,,,*797011# US (New

Youth Teacher - Rev. Mary Jane Palmer

Birthday and Prayer List

Each newsletter features the updated Prayer List and Birthdays
Sister Karen Reid needs a kidney

WEEKLY Newsletter Highlights
Click here for 09/29/2024 Newsletter

Recruiting for Musician. Please make referrals to Rev. Cousin.
Oct. 20 (Sunday): 160th ANNIVERSARY OF ST. PAUL AMEC
Guest Preacher – Dr. Marcellus A. Norris
Oct. 20 & 21: Art Exhibit of SPAME members. See Newsletter
Nov. 2 (Saturday): Soul Shop or Communities Suicide Prevention Workshop. Info
Heavenly Groceries Food Pantry - Volunteers needed. See Newsletter for hours and details.
T-Shirts $5 - Contact Anissa McLendon See Newsletter
Food Drive Items needed
Help feed hungry children: TABLE
Members are needed for the Stewardess Board. See Cora Keels if interested.
Members are needed to serve as Ushers. See Anita Booth or Richard Hunter if you are interested.
Givelify link to donate to St. Paul
Social Media Links (scroll down)

Church Theme for 2024: "Show them Jesus"

St. Paul Village was approved by Chapel Hill Town Council
at their 10/11/2023 meeting!!
Learn more: Town of Chapel Hill; Justice United Support
ST. PAUL VILLAGE HAS ITS OWN WEBSITE!

Welcome to Friends of St. Paul AMEC!

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

NOTE: This is a personal publication of Kim Batson based on the weekly Newsletter published by Mae McLendon to share information with members and friends of St. Paul AME Church and the Chapel Hill/Carrboro Community.
It is NOT an official Church publication. The official St. Paul website is http://www.stpaulamech.org/

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