St. Paul's United Methodist Church
at 12 Marlborough Street in historic Newport, Rhode Island
St. Paul's United Methodist Church
12 Marlborough Street
Newport, RI
02840
Reverend Rebecca Baumann, Pastor
Bishop C. Dale White, Pastor Emeritus
Celebrating diversity;
Growing in knowledge & love;
Serving our community;
Working for justice, peace & the environment.
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the United Methodist Church)
9:45 AM Child care
10:00 AM Sunday Worship
10:00 AM Sunday School
11:00 Coffee & Social Hour
Abundant Parking
Directions for finding St. Paul's Church
our telephone: (401) 846-0966
our e-mail address: StPaulNpt@verizon.net
Our website address:
www.gbgm-umc.org/stpaulsnewport
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bookmark this website or
"google" St. Paul's UMC, Newport, RI"
Cereal Night on Aquidneck Island
March 14th, 2010
(for more information click on the link above)
Pastor Becky's Latest Clergy Corner Essay
January 16, 2010
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St. Paul's
Welcomes You
We
cordially invite you to visit us and join with us in worship
Directions for finding St. Paul's Church
Using
our Website
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words or phrases are hyperlinks which when clicked
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Call us at (401) 846-0966
Formed in 1800 as the first Methodist church in Rhode Island, St Paul's Church was constructed in 1806-1807.
Mission Statement of St. Paul’s Church
We are:
A spirited, compassionate community of faith living in covenant with God and each other through understanding and practicing the teachings of Christ.
We believe that we are called to:
a. Welcome all regardless of background, lifestyle and ability, celebrate our diversity and claim our unity, accept other as we find them, or as they may become.
b. Serve our neighborhood, our country and our world, minister to those of every life stage, mend the broken and heal the hurt.
c. Work for justice and peace in the face of inequity and strife.
d. Honor our community’s rich history and Wesleyan traditions.
e. Grow personally in knowledge and love
f. Be a safe space and a quiet corner in a troubled, weary world.