St. Paul's Episcopal Church

About this church

St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Maumee celebrates Holy Eucharist twice on Sunday mornings. The 8 a.m. Rite I service is primarily spoken, while the 10 a.m. Rite II liturgy adds hymns, musical responses, and offertory music. A Pilgrim’s Mass is offered Tuesdays at 8 a.m. Scripture, the Book of Common Prayer, and the 1982 Hymnal shape worship, giving newcomers an Anglican service that is Protestant in doctrine while retaining historic liturgy, vestments, bishops, and priests. The church describes children as equal members of Christ’s body and welcomes their presence in worship.

The website maintains a dated Sunday-service archive, useful for sampling recent liturgies before attending in person. Its leadership page introduces the interim rector, the Reverend Patricia Rose, whose background includes spiritual direction, retreats, adult formation, hunger and immigration outreach, interfaith work, social-justice partnerships, and educational media. That profile signals a parish life extending beyond the Sunday service, although the reviewed pages do not supply a current directory of children’s classes, adult groups, or community programs. Practical details also remain unstated: prospective guests should contact the parish about service duration, Communion guidance, baptism preparation, nursery availability, child-safety procedures, dress, parking, wheelchair routes, hearing assistance, and whether both Sunday Eucharists stream. The Tuesday Mass and two Sunday formats are nevertheless clearly published on the church’s own worship pages.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 26, 2026. Sources: Official worship-and-music page, Anglican liturgy, Scripture, prayer book, hymna · Official worship schedule, Sunday Rite I and Rite II details plus Tuesday Pilgri · Official Sunday archive, dated services and a way for prospective visitors to pr · Official rector page, interim leadership, spiritual direction, formation, outrea

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