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Adult Formation

St. Paul’s is pleased to offer many opportunities for education and Bible study.

Middlers

One of our classes — called Middlers — is open to folks who are 30- to 50-years-old, single or married. We like to think Middlers are journeying in the middle of the road of life, sandwiched between generations, facing unique challenges and amazing opportunities in a rapidly changing and often confusing world. We care and support each other as brothers and sisters in Christ in a safe and loving community.  Middlers meets Sunday mornings during the formation hour.

Men's Bible Study - the Men's Bible study meets weekly on Tuesday mornings to discuss the lectionary readings in depth.  Members rotate leadership roles and appreciate the vast knowledge and insight each member provide.

 

Women's Bible Studythe Women's Bible study meets weekly on Tuesday afternoons to discuss a Christian book to help dive deeper into understanding and living out ones faith.  

 

Sunday Morning Adult Formation - Weekly Sunday morning adult formation meets in the Parish Hall and utilizes a variety of curriculums. 


 

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1116 23rd Avenue

Meridian, MS 39301

601.693.2502

stpaulsmeridian@gmail.com

Hours

Monday thru Thursday • 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. 

Friday • 8 a.m. to noon

© 2018 St. Paul's Episcopal Church

Principal Photography: Mark Davis, St. Paul's Member

Design: Kim Gianakos, St. Paul's Member

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Mission Statement
St. Paul’s mission is to support and encourage one another in living out our baptismal vows and to share God’s unconditional love with the broader community.

Statement of Inclusion
“This is the Lord’s house, home of all his people, school for the faithful, refuge for the sinner, rest for the pilgrim, haven for the weary; all find a welcome.” (Hymn 51; Verse 4)

Core Values
• Worship
• Serve Christ and neighbors
• Celebrate the blessings of life
• Grow in the knowledge and love of Christ

St. Paul’s is a parish of the Episcopal Diocese of Mississippi, the Episcopal Church and the Anglican Communion.

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