St. Paul's Episcopal Church
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
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St. Paul's describes itself as "A Place of Belonging" — a reconciling, LGBTQ-affirming parish that invites visitors to "come as you are" and suggests trying worship for three or four weeks (the Vestry is available by appointment). Located downtown Sparks behind the Public Library at 1135 12th St., the parish worships Sundays at 10:00 a.m. (in-person and online via Zoom) and the service includes children's Sunday school; almost all worship offers Holy Eucharist (intinction only), with gluten-free wafers available by presenting a small black stone and clergy happy to bring Communion to those who cannot come forward. Sermons are posted on the parish YouTube channel, weekly bulletins and announcements are available as PDFs, and parishioners can subscribe to weekly emails or read the monthly newsletter, The Epistle. The church also maintains a Memorial Garden and three columbaria (including a rare Lych Gate dedicated in 2016), recently replaced its parking lot, and is active in local outreach and community life—sponsoring Northern Nevada PRIDE, hosting a Community Food Pantry, running Laundry Love, and offering regular concerts and fellowship events; online donations are accepted via Tithe.ly.
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📜Version History
Changes:
- Name:St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
- Street Address:1135 12th St.
- Address Line 2:(removed)
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Added location: St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
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- Name:St. Paul's Episcopal Church
- Website URL:https://stpaulssparks.org
- Summary:St. Paul's describes itself as "A Place of Belonging" — a reconciling, LGBTQ-affirming parish that invites visitors to "come as you are" and suggests trying worship for three or four weeks (the Vestry is available by appointment). Located downtown Sparks behind the Public Library at 1135 12th St., the parish worships Sundays at 10:00 a.m. (in-person and online via Zoom) and the service includes children's Sunday school; almost all worship offers Holy Eucharist (intinction only), with gluten-free wafers available by presenting a small black stone and clergy happy to bring Communion to those who cannot come forward. Sermons are posted on the parish YouTube channel, weekly bulletins and announcements are available as PDFs, and parishioners can subscribe to weekly emails or read the monthly newsletter, The Epistle. The church also maintains a Memorial Garden and three columbaria (including a rare Lych Gate dedicated in 2016), recently replaced its parking lot, and is active in local outreach and community life—sponsoring Northern Nevada PRIDE, hosting a Community Food Pantry, running Laundry Love, and offering regular concerts and fellowship events; online donations are accepted via Tithe.ly.
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Initial church data
Last updated: 2/24/2026