We meet in the Fellowship Hall of St. Paul's, UCC, 6464 E Lovers Ln, Dallas, TX 75214.

Worship begins at 11am and last about one hour.

Sunday is the day we gather to worship God. We have a keyboardist, drummer, and vocalists. Each service includes a blend of modern music as well as one or two more traditional hymns. Don't worry if you don't know the words - the music is printed in the Worship Guide, and lyrics are projected on a screen. (No fumbling through hymnals or wondering which book to pick up.) We'll have plenty of paper versions of the Worship Guide, but you're also welcome to bring your tablet and download a digital version. The sermons are taught, not yelled, and are thought-provoking. Everyone is invited to come a few minutes early, and grab a great cup of coffee or tea, and a doughnut or two.

Ah, the age-old question. Come as you are. If you want to be casual, you'll be in good company. If you feel like dressing up, you're free to do that, too. Most importantly, be comfortable.

Yes! Children are always welcome in worship, but there is childcare available, if you prefer, for infants - pre-schoolers.

Youth are invited to meet with our youth minister, Rev. Yadi Martínez-Reyna at 11:00am, and will then join us for communion toward the end of the service.

There is ample parking in two different parking lots, as well as street parking.

Nope. Everyone is invited to register their attendance via our website or by utilizing a QR code through your smartphone. You don't have to register at all, or you can just enter your name. If you choose to share your contact information, we'll only contact you if you tell us you want to receive communications from us. But if you're up for it, Jo, our Senior Pastor, would love to meet you for a cup of coffee.

Absolutely not. We won't ask you to stand while others remain seated. You won't be asked to remain seated while others stand. You'll likely have more than one person come and introduce themselves to you. That's just our way of welcoming people. 

We celebrate the Feast of Holy Communion every Sunday. EVERYONE is welcome to participate. (This means you!)