St Paul's Anglican Church, East Brisbane, Heritage-listed Anglican church in East Brisbane, Australia.

St Paul's Anglican Church is a brick building on Vulture Street in East Brisbane with a nave, chancel, vestries, and stained glass windows throughout. The interior spaces feature wooden fittings and details that give the building its character.

The church was built in 1924 by J Hood using designs from Atkinson & Conrad as Anglican expansion continued during Brisbane's rapid growth. The addition of facilities over time reflected changing community needs.

The church maintains regular services and functions as a community center, welcoming individuals from different backgrounds to participate in religious and social activities.

Visitors can explore the building and view its architectural details and interior decoration. Sunday services offer a chance to see how the church functions in the daily rhythm of the community.

The 1924 design by Atkinson and Conrad included a lych gate and a rubble stone wall, claimed at the time to be the first for a church in Queensland. The nave and semicircular chancel could seat up to 250 people besides the choir, and white banding on facebrick, the "blood and bandage" style, runs inside and out.