St. Paul’s practices a long tradition of opening the doors of its buildings to the outside community. As the host of many regional programs that offer life-enhancing experiences to children, youth, and adults, our sanctuary and church school building are a vital resource for the health, well-being, and creative expression of hundreds of people each month.
For more information and to inquire about space available for your group’s activities and programs, contact the church office at 631-261-0804 or spumc@optimum.net.
St. Paul’s is home to programs that promote citizenship, community ties, and mental, physical, and spiritual health:
- Weddings, funerals, and baptisms of individuals from throughout the community
- Psychological counseling offered by licensed therapist Penny Gadzini
- Alcoholics Anonymous
- Sea Scouts Troop 270 for younger scouts
- Train for Success builds character in addition to athletic skill in young people in a rigorous, basketball-based daily program.
- Youth soccer uses the gym on a regular basis.
St. Paul’s has become known as the church for the arts:
- Northport Opera Night offers soaring performances in the sanctuary each month.
- The Playhouse at St. Paul’s is the venue for summer theater workshops offered by the Northport-East Northport Community Theatre, as well as the annual Northport One-Act Play Festival, produced by Northport Plays, Inc., which also offers a monthly playwriting and play-reading workshop
For more information and to inquire about space available for your group’s activities and programs, contact the church office at 631-261-0804 or spumc@optimum.net.
