History
On December 8, 1838, the founders of St. Paul's Parish met and began the task of drafting the Articles of Organization for a "new Protestant society." The Parish of St. Paul's Church was officially established with the signing by twenty-two persons of the articles of Organization on January 12, 1839.
Its first house of worship, a small frame church completed at a cost of $2,500 by vestry member Lemuel S. House, was consecrated on October 20, 1840. By 1850 the group had outgrown its original home, and plans were begun to build a larger church.
Designed by Buffalo architect Calvin N. Otis, the new Romanesque Revival church was consecrated on January 11, 1853. Remodeled and expanded several times, it is one of the oldest Episcopal church structures in southern Michigan.
History of Rectors

1832-1833

1839-1841

1841-1842

1842-1847

1847-1868

1868-1878

1878-1883

1883-1902

1902-1910

1910-1921

1921-1925

1925-1928

1928-1942

1942-1952

1952-1978

1978-1989

1991-1998

2000-2014

2017-8/2022