St. Paul’s offers a safe, fun, and enriching Christian community to teens from 7th through 12th grade. Jr. and Sr. EYC (Episcopal Young Christians) currently meets every Wednesday evening for engaging worship, wacky games, fellowship, bible study, discussion, prayer, and just plain old hanging out.

An important part of church life is the education of our children to know that Jesus is living and active within them. Our program is centered in Scripture, Tradition and Reason. Each week our children are together for programs with curriculum that is developmentally appropriate. Our curriculum is lectionary based and follows the Scripture readings of the day. Our dedicated teachers foster an understanding in our students that we are called to live out the mission to which Jesus Christ has called us. Our church school is available to youth ages 2 through high school.

Nursery (located in “Rita’s Room” in the school wing) - Welcoming children from birth through 3 years.
The nursery staff create a safe and loving environment for your child with age appropriate toys and activities, and provide snacks and diapers. Sunday attendance averages 10 children. Nursery Hours include Sundays 9:00 a.m.-11:45 a.m. as well as many other special Services and events. For more information about the nursery call 688-3436.

Sunday Morning Adult Education at Saint Paul’s Cathedral focuses around the Adult Class which is held in the Hedberg Room from 9:15 – 10:15 a.m. Topics are wide-ranging, and cover a variety of interests during the course of the program year. Adult Education is extended into the week with Bible Study opportunities on Tuesday Mornings at 10:00 a.m. On occasion there are special classes led by various members of the staff and/or congregation. Please call the Cathedral Office for more details.

The Inquirer’s Class is for those who either are new to the Christian Faith, new to the Episcopal Church, or both. It is also available for those who wish to renew their commitment to the Faith, or to refresh their understanding of the Episcopal Church. This class meets for ten weeks. Sessions cover the basics of Christian belief and being an Episcopal (Anglican) Christian. If one desires, this class may lead to membership in the Episcopal Church via Confirmation (for those who have been baptized, but not yet received the laying on of hands by a bishop in the apostolic succession) or Reception (for those who have been baptized, and were confirmed by a bishop in the apostolic succession; usually: Roman Catholic or Orthodox). A current member of the Episcopal Church may wish to make a solemn Reaffirmation of the Baptismal Covenant.