Saint Paul's Foley is a ministering community rooted in the tradition of the Episcopal Church. Our parish family welcomes all people with open arms. Our Mission is to reach up in worship, reach in to serve, and reach out in love to the glory of Jesus Christ.

Saint Paul's has been blessed to serve God and His people in Foley for over 90 years; and with God's help, we look forward to many, many more successful years of ministry, fellowship, worship and joy.

Rector Search

The search committee to call the next clergy member to Saint Paul's Foley has been working diligently and has created an online survey for everyone to take as we develop our parish profile. 

Just click on the link below to participate.  Surveys are due by November 1st.

PARISH SURVEY

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Saint Paul's is excited to announce the return of both Sunday morning services, as well as a new livestream option for the 10:00 a.m. service through the Saint Paul's Facebook Page. Reservations are still needed for both in-person services, so please read the detail below.

Some key details for the service: 

• Reservations for the service must be made in advance.  You may reserve seats by either phoning the church office and leaving a message (251 943-2173) or by emailing the church at saintpaulsfoleyoffice@gmail.com.  Please mention the number of people you will bring with you.
• The maximum attendance for the service will be 55 at each service. Reservations beyond that number will not be accepted,  People from the same household will be seated together.
• Wearing of masks will be required, as will social distancing.
• Communion will be in one-kind (the bread) and will be distributed one person at-a-time at the altar gate.  The bread will be in a small paper cup, making this communion “touch free.”
• Passing of the peace will be virtual and non-physical – with a wave or a nod.
• The Bishop has asked that no singing be done.  Music will be on the organ or piano.
• Ushers will seat people and will provide for an orderly, safe departure.
• The service will be briefer than a typical Eucharist, to provide for minimum exposure.
• If you are feeling ill, have been exposed to Covid-19, or have a compromised immune system, you should consider worshipping at home on one of the sites suggested in our newsletters.

If you have questions, please direct them to our interim rector, Fr. David, at canonjohnson@gmail.com or by contacting the parish office.

We truly hope this is beginning of the restoration of Sunday morning services at St. Paul’s.