Education

Education plays a significant role in our parish life. Our program is not so much as an imparting of information, as it is the formation of a mature Christian community. At St. Paul's we have developed a Christian Education program, which nurtures our young people in the faith. We also enable our adults to experience a mature faith experience, which respects the mind of 21st century people.

Church School meets every Sunday in the academic year at 9:35 so that we may all make Eucharist as a community at 10:30 am.

Toddlers are welcome in the Nursery
Children in Pre-K through second grade meet in the Church School room upstairs
Children in third through fifth grades meet in the Conference Room next to the Choir Room upstairs
Youth in grades 6-12 meet downstairs in the Church School office next to the Vestry Room

St. Paul's Youth (SPY)
This group represents the youth of our faith community. They meet together regularly to engage in many activities, both fun and serious. ISPY/SPY is a growing group of church youth between the ages of 9 to 18. They go on trips, plan fundraisers, serve the homeless in Hoboken, worship as a group, engage in service projects, and lend their great enthusiasm to our community life at St, Paul's. For more information, contact Kai Alston, Director of Christian Education at kaileenalston@yahoo.com .

Adult Education Forum
Christian education for adults is an ongoing program at St. Paul's. Forums begin on Sunday mornings at 9:35 am. Subject matter varies, but is always interesting and stimulating. Presentations are sparked with a lively sharing of ideas by the adults of our parish. Occasionally, guest speakers are invited to present views on current issues of interest. Adult Education is a must for the growth of our spirits as we are challenged by daily living.