HOW WE SERVE

There are many ways we can help our neighbors.  Ideas are below and more will continue to be added. Visit each month for ideas on how you can love and serve your neighbor or check out previous ideas below. 
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Ways we can learn and take action to combat racism can be found here

Serve in the Church

There are numerous ways to serve at St. Paul's; assisting in leading worship, in the Faith Formation programs, serving on the lay leadership council called vestry or other committees.  Check out  "groups"  and contact the parish office for more information.

Pastoral Visits/Prayer Requests:

Hospital Visits:   Please call or email to let the pastoral care staff know if you or a loved one is in the hospital. Due to privacy laws, hospitals no longer call the church and let them know that a parishioner is a patient, so we have no way of knowing you are in the hospital if we don’t get notification.
Pastoral Visit:  The pastoral staff is available anytime if you would like to talk.  

Prayer Requests:  If you or someone you know would like to have their name added to the list that is prayed for during Sunday services, please email the name. 

Serve in the City

 TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED
​S.O.S Days/Fifth Wednesdays

 S.O.S. (Serving Others Sundays)   we have several projects that are done during coffee hour.  Also, our 5th Wednesday Church Night is a service project to support a local agency, such as meeting at the Annex at Life House where we assembled meal bags for the youth.
We are proud to be partners with several local social service agencies and assist them with our time, talent and treasure.     
 - CHUM is an organization made up of several congregations that serve the needs of many in our community 
- Loaves and Fishes one block away has several homes of hospitality
- Life House provides many services for at risk youth
Those are just a few!  You can check our monthly newsletter for outreach events coming up. 

Damiano Soup Kitchen 

The first Monday of every month volunteers from St. Paul's prepare lunch from 8:30-11:30 am and serve it from 11:30 to 1:00 pm.  For information and to volunteer contact the parish office.

Serve in the World

We strive to respect the dignity of every human being.  It's part of our baptismal call and how we try to live.  Parishioners work to combat racism, discrimination and hatred in all forms.  

Support Groups: 

 Several community groups meet in the Carriage House, above the garage next to the church building. 

Alanon Meeting times:  Fridays 11:00 am and Fridays 6:00 pm

An Adult Children of Alcoholics (ACA): Tuesdays 5:00 pm

Overeaters Anonymous Support Group: Tuesdays 1:00 pm

Zen Group: Saturdays 7:00 am