St. Paul's Anglican Church

Portland, Maine

Since 1764Historic buildingMid-size congregationWatch online
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Contact & Location for St. Paul's Anglican Church

279 Congress St

Portland, ME 04101

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Service Times for St. Paul's Anglican Church

Sunday 10:30 AM

Sung Eucharist

From the church’s website · checked Oct 2026

Plan your visit

  • Watch online

    Services are streamed online

    What their website saysWe live stream our worship services on Sundays at 10:30 via Facebook.

Programs & Ministries at St. Paul's Anglican Church

About St. Paul's Anglican Church

St. Paul's Anglican Church in Portland, Maine is a traditional Anglican congregation grounded in Scripture and the historic witness of the Christian faith as expressed in the ancient creeds and the 39 Articles of Religion. The church celebrates the Gospel of Jesus Christ through worship according to the Book of Common Prayer, a practice exemplified by their recent acquisition of a 1762 folio edition contemporary to the church's own foundation. St. Paul's offers multiple Sunday services including a Sung Eucharist and Spoken Eucharist, along with various holy day services throughout the church calendar. Beyond worship, the congregation is active in community outreach, supporting local food pantries and pregnancy resource centers. All are warmly invited to join the congregation in worship.

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First-Time Visitor Info for St. Paul's Anglican Church

Dress Code: Not specified — please contact the church directly. Service Format: Sunday services include a Sung Eucharist at 10:30 a.m. and a Spoken Eucharist at 9 a.m. on the first and third Sundays, with additional services held on various holy days throughout the church calendar. Visitor Tips: The church welcomes all to worship and provides livestream access to services; check the website for the complete holy day schedule.

History & building

  • Founded in 1764

    St. Paul's was formally established in 1764. The present stone church was built in 1867 and was designed by architect Mr. George Pelham.

    What their website saysvoted July 23, 1764, to join the Church of England
  • Building completed in 1867

  • National Register of Historic Places

Ministry, leadership and visit details above come from the church’s own website. They can change, so please confirm with the church.

Note: Church information may be outdated. Please verify details with the church directly before visiting.

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