Welcome
Join us for Worship on Sunday Mornings
- 10:00 a.m. – Holy Eucharist with Preaching, the Old St. Paul’s Choir, and Children’s Worship during the first half of the service (children return to worship for Eucharist)
- On Sunday, the Nursery is open from 9:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
The Forum on September 20 – Top Ten Greatest Religious Paintings of All Time.
Enjoy a slide show presentation of some of the most beautiful and meaningful artwork ever created. From around the world and from different eras of time, Mark Stanley will show his favorite religious paintings from Rembrandt, Leonard Da Vinci, Salvador Dali and more. Come enjoy these classic works that express the variety of our religious faith.
After Worship on Education Sundays
- Immediately after worship, Children are invited downstairs for snacks, music making, and Sunday School
- Adults remain upstairs for fellowship
- 11:05 a.m. the Adult Forum in the front of the church
After Worship on Community Sundays
- All gather in the back of the church for a party featuring heavier snacks. Crafts are available for children and families while adults are invited to converse or participate in other activities around the church.
News & Events
Fall Newsletter Now Available
Check out the Fall 2026 edition of Old St. Paul’s Church newsletter. Click the link below to read it today!
Civic Works – Day of Service
On Saturday October 3 from 9:00 a.m, until noon, join friends from Old St. Paul’s for a morning work project. Projects include trash cleanup, garden bed weeding, composting and mulching, alley cleanup, removing vines and weeds, and general farm maintenence. If you are interested in working with a great group of people from our church and to help beautify our city, there is a sign up sheet in the back of the church.
Field Trip to the Walters Art Museum to see the Saint Francis Missal
After church on Sunday October 4, all are invited meet at noon in the lobby of the Walters Art Museum at to see the Saint Francis Missal. A group of us will walk up Charles Street at around 11: 30 a.m. In case you get hungry, you can share in the food at the reception after church or get food at the café at the Walters. About the exhibit: To commemorate the 800th anniversary of St. Francis of Assisi’s death, the Walters Art Museum will once again showcase The St. Francis Missal, a legendary 12th-century manuscript that is believed to be a relic of touch of St. Francis. According to early accounts, in the year 1208 St. Francis and two of his followers were debating what God’s plan for them might be. Unable to decide, they sought answers at the church of San Nicolò in Assisi. Francis opened the book on the altar three times at random. In every case, the text on the page urged renouncing earthly goods. This pivotal moment laid the foundation for the Franciscan order. The manuscript known today as the St. Francis Missal, is traditionally believed to be the very book consulted by St. Francis of Assisi and his companions.
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Visit Us
The Church is located in downtown Baltimore at the corner of N. Charles Street and Saratoga and is four blocks north of Harbor Place and the Convention Center:
233 North Charles Street, Baltimore, Maryland 21201
Free parking for Sundays and major holidays is available at the St. Paul Place Garage located at:
210 St Paul St., Baltimore, Maryland 21202