Saint Paul Episcopal Church

About this church

Saint Paul Episcopal Church is a Seymour parish that gathers in faith, serves in love, and proclaims hope through Christ. Its building has supported worship for roughly 165 years, with a history reaching back to Trundle’s Crossroads Methodist Episcopal Church before the present Episcopal parish. Worship reflects an Anglican and catholic heritage through Holy Eucharist and sacramental spirituality. The congregation explicitly welcomes people at different stages of faith, and its open altar invites all baptized Christians regardless of age, race, orientation, or denomination.

Sunday Holy Eucharist begins at 10:30 a.m. The official site publishes one standing weekly service rather than separate early and late options, so visitors can plan around a shared parish gathering. Community service includes monthly food collections and partnership with CROSS Ministries, which provides food boxes, utility assistance, transportation vouchers for medical appointments, and educational classes across the Seymour tri-county area without regard to religious belief. Parishioners also support veterans, active-duty service members, and military families through Episcopal veterans ministry. Special holy-day services and outreach events are scheduled separately; the church calendar or direct contact should be used for any gathering beyond the regular Sunday Eucharist.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 25, 2026. Sources: Official homepage, Sunday Eucharist, and welcome · Anglican identity and parish life · Boyds Creek and veterans outreach · Historic building and parish history

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