Ministries

Become Part of our Church Family

St. Paul’s is a thriving, vibrant community. We offer many different ministries. We invite you to become part of our church family and join us in our commitment to serving the Lord.

These are just a few of our ministries – there are many other ways to serve and get involved.

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Fellowship

Every Sunday after Worship

Every Sunday, members enjoy coffee, baked treats, and fellowship after worship. We also gather together as a family of God throughout the year at our church picnic, bible study classes, and various fun events such as theater plays, bingo, sport games, and other fellowship opportunities.

Community Outreach

Our outreach committee makes decisions on how to provide financial and other assistance to nonprofit organizations and needy families in the community. Members of the Wednesday Get Together Talent Group use their gifts to create handmade items for our popular annual Holiday Fair and sponsor special collections to support groups in need. Our members host various community events such as the Annual Night Out, Corn Fest, St. Francis Pet Blessing, and Blue Christmas Service.

Music

Music is central to our worship experience at St. Paul’s and includes an “open invite” choir that practices and performs weekly.  Talented guest instrumentalists are invited to share their talents periodically throughout the year. In 2024, the congregation came together to select and fund our new “state of the art” organ, which will enhance this ministry for years to come.

Food Pantry

Every Thursday 10am – 1pm

St. Paul’s Food Pantry is well stocked and available to provide food to members and surrounding communities in need. Every Thursday from 10 am to 1 pm we open our Food Pantry to anyone in need. Working with Foodshare we provide more than 15,000 pounds of food every year. We have a team of dedicated volunteers who come every week to help ensure people have enough to eat. We serve approximately 40 families each month.

We also have an active Outreach Committee, who meet to decide how to provide financial and other assistance to nonprofit organizations and needy families.