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Sundays

  • Sunday's start with Communion here at St Paul's. You are so welcome to join us as we worship, learn and pray together.

    There will be tea and coffee served after the service. There are no children's groups at this service, these take place during our 11am morning service.

    This service is livestreamed to YouTube, You can find our Channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@stpaulswsm

  • A friendly congregation with dynamic worship, life transforming teaching and prayer ministry. Children and Youth are welcomed and have their own activities as part of the service. Cafe open from 10.30am.

    This service is livestreamed to YouTube, You can find our Channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@stpaulswsm

  • Our 6pm Encounter service is a space where we set aside time to simply be with God, to seek His presence, and to allow the fire of the Holy Spirit to move in our lives and in our church.

    There's no agenda, no guest speaker — just worship, prayer, and space to wait on God. We believe that when we gather with open hearts, the Holy Spirit meets us in fresh, powerful ways. Whether you need refreshing, breakthrough, direction, or simply time in His presence, this is a night to come and receive.

    Please note: There are no children's groups at this service, but we offer children's ministries during our 11am service.

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Online Church

Join us Online on Sundays at 9:30am and 11am. It’s a time to grow, pray and learn. You can also catch up anytime during the week!

About St Paul’s

St Paul’s is one of the largest churches in the Bath and Wells Diocese, with a diverse congregation. Our vision to see the renewal of our town, and lives restored, in Jesus’ name. Come and say ‘hi’.

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Plan your visit

Parking
There is FREE parking available on our grounds. This does fill quickly so there is additional parking available roadside around the church.

Public Transport
St Paul’s Church is close to Clarence Park. We are served by many bus routes. The following routes pass near us:

 🚌 20 50 7 A3 X1

Access
We welcome anyone with accessibility requirements and will endeavour to accommodate any needs you may have. Please get in touch prior to your visit so we can make sure the necessary arrangements are made, by emailing hello@stpauls-weston.org.uk

What do Sundays look like?

  • Everyone is welcome at St Paul’s, Christian or not. Bring your family, bring a friend, or come on your own. However you turn up, you’ll receive a warm welcome.

  • Our services usually open with sung worship and contain a reading from the Bible, a talk explaining what we’ve heard and prayers. We are usually together for around an hour.

  • We take communion at the 9.30 each Sunday. Communion is offered at all three services at the start of the month too. We will pray a blessing over the bread and wine and you’ll be invited to receive. Feel free, however, to just ask for a prayer of blessing.

  • Kids join in at all our services. At the 11am family service, St Paul’s Kids and youth join in for the start of the service before heading off to the best hour of their week. We have separate provision for 2-4’s, 4-11’s and 11-17’s.