About St. Paul’s

Our Parish, Our History, Our Future

St. Paul’s Anglican Church is a welcoming parish community in San Miguel de Allende, rooted in sacramental worship, strong preaching, shared reflection, intentional community, and social engagement.

Church History

A Parish in San Miguel Since 1959

St. Paul’s was founded as a mission of the Anglican Church in Mexico in 1959 and attained parish status in 1966. The parish has been shaped by permanent expatriates, part-time residents, local Mexicans, English and Spanish worship, and bilingual liturgies. Our future is one of wholeness, there is room for everyones walk of life and the diversity and abundance of God’s creation. Join us as we change and grow.

St. Paul’s Today

A Living Community of Worship, Formation & Service

Today, St. Paul’s offers worship in English and Spanish, parish life ministries, community outreach, formation, pastoral care, music, children’s education, fellowship, and service.

Worship

Sacramental worship, preaching, music, prayer, Holy Eucharist, and bilingual celebrations.

Formation

Classes, small groups, speakers, Sunday School, youth engagement, and spiritual growth.

Community

Shared parish life, outreach, hospitality, volunteer service, and connection with San Miguel.

The Reverend Andrew Suitter

“As someone called to pastoral ministry, I recognize that accepting the call to follow a beloved rector Fr. George, is not simply about beginning a new chapter, but also honoring the faithfulness of those who have gone before while discerning together how God is leading the parish into its future. I would be grateful for the honor of walking alongside the people of St. Paul’s with humility, gratitude, and hope.”

Bishop Alba Sally Sue Hernández García

VII Bishop of the Diocese of Mexico.

The Reverend Canon Greg Frost

Interim Rector of St. Paul’s Anglican Church.

The Reverend Father Miguel Rangel

Assistant Priest, legal representative, and parish administrator.

Vestry

Lay Leadership & Parish Oversight

Nine Vestry members serve St. Paul’s. The laity and clergy share leadership, governance, and responsibility for the well-being of the parish.