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.

Bible Study

Bible Study

Bible study will resume on Sunday, March 10th. It will be held in the Parish Hall every second and fourth Sunday. Details to follow.

Mardi Gras invitation

Shrove Tuesday Dinner

Shrove Tuesday Mardi Gras DinnerJoin St. Paul’s on the Hill and Trinity Episcopal Churches in Ossining for this traditional pancake supper with a special twist. “Gumbo (for God,) Jambalaya (for Jesus), Pancakes and More.”

SUGGESTED DONATION: $15/adult; $10/seniors and children 6-11; Children 5 and under free. ALL ARE WELCOME! Walk-ins are also accepted if space is available.
Tuesday, March 5, 2019, 6-8 PM
Call 914 941-6627 to sign up.

More News from St. Paul's

The Spire

VOLUME 65 NUMBER 6 FEBRUARY 2019St. Paul’s On The Hill Episcopal Church40 Ganung Drive, Ossining, New York 10562

This Month’s Thoughts by Rev. J. Cooper Conway

So Draw Our Hearts to You…

Almighty and eternal God, so draw our hearts to you, so guide our minds, so fill our imaginations, that we may be wholly yours, utterly dedicated to you; and then use us, we pray, as you will and always to your glory and the welfare of your people; through our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Amen

This prayer is called the prayer of self-dedication. It was written by a former Archbishop of Canterbury named William Temple. The Archbishop was both a theologian and a force for justice. He was a supporter of the workers’ movement in England and an influential voice against Nazi atrocities during the Second World War. (Click title to read more.)

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