our next service will be at st mary's chapel aquasco 7-19-2026 at 8:30 a
13500 Baden Westwood Rd.
Brandywine MD. 2061
Experience meaningful connections and spiritual growth at St. Paul's Episcopal
Who We Are
Our Beliefs
As followers of Jesus Christ, our lord, we Episcopalians believe in one God, Father, Son and Holy Spirt. We uphold the Bible and worship with The Book of Common Prayer. Striving to Love our Neighbors as ourselves, we work for Justice and Peace, always trying to put Love before everything else.
Our Worship
You are welcome here! Our worship retains ancient traditions and welcomes fresh expressions. Holy communion may be received by all Baptized Christians, children and adults, men and women, married or celibate, divorced or single.
Our History
St. Paul's Baden is a community near Brandywine, in Prince Georges County Maryland. Our story has a significant place in the history of the Episcopal Church of Maryland. That story includes the history of the agricultural economy and Tobacco farming, and its effects on the evolving culture of Southern Maryland. In 1692, St. Paul's was founded as one of the first 30 Anglican Parishes established by the colonial Legislature of Maryland. The current church was constructed in 1733-1735 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1977. After the Revolution, The Reverend Dr Thomas Claggett became rector of the Parish. Later he was elected as the first Episcopal Bishop of Maryland, and the first to be consecrated in the United States. The Episcopal Church USA has members throughout the world, and is one of 44 provinces of the worldwide Anglican Communion, which traces its heritage to the beginnings of Christianity.
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With your help we will continue to be a living symbol of our past and part of our country's future.