St. Paul's is a family and a place that you are always welcome. Join us after Sunday services for coffee hour or at a parish event. Meet people, make friends, and remember that you belong at St. Paul's.

St. Paul's values the many talents of the people that serve and attend St. Paul’s. Ministries and Guilds are a great place to have fun, make friends, and to belong.

Worship

At St. Paul's, worship is the main event; it is what brings people back week after week. We celebrate the promise that God made to all by sending his Son, not to condemn, but to love.

Connect

St. Paul's is located in downtown Muskegon, but more than that, St. Paul's loves downtown Muskegon. Evangelism allows St. Paul's to meet its neighbors, build connections in the community, and bring hope to the city that we love.

Discover

St. Paul's invites you to go beyond Sunday worship, to create a stronger relationship with a loving God. Join a Small Group or a Christian Education class to dig deeper, love stronger, and accept forgiveness.

Give

We express generosity in many ways. I was made aware of this when I read about different modes of giving in a church newsletter from Trinity Church, Wall Street, in New York City. There are four concepts of giving: charity, philanthropy, fund-raising and stewardship.

Meet the Priest

Hello from the Priest in Charge of St. Paul’s! I have lived in Muskegon since 1994 and am very happy to be serving in this familiar parish. I was baptized, confirmed, and married in the Episcopal Church, which means I am a “cradle Episcopalian.” I graduated with a BA and MA from Michigan State University, and I wrote newspaper and magazine articles and taught high school English Literature prior to answering the call to the priesthood. I graduated from Bexley Seabury Episcopal Seminary with my Master of Divinity and was ordained to Holy Orders in February, 2021.

I am a widow with four grown children. They are the light of my life—funny, kind, accomplished, and Episcopalians all.

Come visit us, and feel free to ask questions about St. Paul’s or about your beliefs; we are an open, loving group of people who welcome you.

Rev. Eileen B. Stoffan (please call me Eileen!)