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We have two libraries at St. Clement’s. The Okie Library contains books for adults and young adults, and is in the library off the parish hall on the main floor. The Children’s library has books for children from pre-school through fifth grade, and is located in the undercroft near the office of the music director.

Books may be borrowed from either library. Please look at our circulation policies for the Okie library and the Children’s Library for information on how to do this, and for information on how to return and donate books. Books in the Okie Library are arranged by call number. Those in the Children’s Library are by general subject, then by title. As an example, Bible stories are grouped together, and then arranged by title.

Since 1895, the spire of St. Clement’s Church has overlooked the corner of Milton and Portland Avenues near downtown St. Paul. Set within a leafy, early 20th-century district of homes, schools and businesses, this Cass Gilbert-designed church has served many generations as an inspiring place to gather, learn and worship in the Episcopal tradition. While first-time visitors are often struck by the beautiful architecture and gardens, return visitors soon come to sense what really defines our parish — the strong and vibrant community of faith and service that exists at St. Clement’s.

We seek to serve one another, our community and our world. We share a commitment to spiritual growth and education for children, youth and adults — welcoming and discussing questions at every stage of Christian faith. We share an appreciation of fine sacred music and the arts. It’s an exciting and energizing time in the life of our parish.