St Pauls on the Hill Ossining NY in Westchester

Episcopal Church in the Anglican Communion located in Ossining NY in Westchester County

St. Paul’s-on-the-Hill Episcopal Church, Ossining, NY

"It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood!"

WELCOME TO ST. PAUL'S-ON-THE-HILL

St. Paul's is an Episcopal (Christian) Church on Torbank Hill.

Although our church is more than 180 year's old, it is a very contemporary place. We have teachers, business folks, security personnel, nurses, chefs, lawyers, firefighters, costume designers and retirees (among others).

We like a casual service with singable music and we love children. Every Sunday we gather to enjoy conversation and coffee after our service in our sunny & open parish hall.

If you find yourself in the neighborhood (Westchester County, NY) some Sunday, please drop by.

THE BEAUTY OF ST. PAUL'S MAY SURPRISE YOU.

St. Paul's-on-the-Hill  is a member of the Episcopal Diocese of New York and the worldwide Anglican Communion.

LANTERN GIFT SHOP VALENTINE SALE & BAKE SALE: Feb. 2, 10-3

The Lantern Gift Shop is well-stocked for Valentine’s Day – Cards, Gifts, Handmades (Christmas Clearance held over too!) Also in St. Paul’s Parish Hall on this date – our famous Valentine Bake Sale. Come with a friend, sit and relax with a free cup of coffee or tea! WHEN: Saturday, February 2, 10 AM to […]

Food Needed: Feb. 3-10

OSSINING EMERGENCY SHELTER: FOOD IS NEEDED for February 3-10 when the shelter will be at St. Paul’s on-the-Hill Episcopal Church in Ossining, NY. Sign up to cook in St. Paul’s narthex or call Rev. Cooper Conway at the Church Office 914 941-6627.

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HEALING SERVICE

Every Tuesday at Noon at Trinity Episcopal Church, in Rev. Cooper Conway’s office.

The SPIRE Volume 65

The Spire, Dec. ’18 & Jan. ’19
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