Saint Paul's Episcopal Church

Church building looks nice from the outside. The building is very old and includes a cemetery which is free and open to the public. The most interesting part of the yard is the cannonball embedded in its wall, which as the story goes was fired in 1776 by the British during the Revolutionary War, striking the wall of the church after being fired from one of the ships at sea.
4 9 years ago (04-02-2018)

Has three weekly 12 step recovery meetings at thier facility. One alanon meeting and two AA meetings all at noon. Great ministry to the community by providing a place for these groups ti meet.
5 8 years ago (18-03-2018)

Beautiful historical church. Tours available. Lots if times to worship if that is your desire.Friendly people. Always welcomes visitors.
5 9 years ago (25-12-2017)

Great AA meetings every Tuesday and Thursday called "Ball in the Wall"
5 8 years ago (07-04-2018)

Interesting architectural and historic location. Browse the headstones in the graveyard and amble over to the infamous cannonball stuck in the southeastern wall (fired by British Colonial Governor Lord Dunmore on Jan. 1, 1776 when trying to destroy Norfolk). Look inside for a colonial gem.
4 14 years ago (25-04-2013)