St. Paul’s offers a wide range of ministry opportunities for adults, youth, and children of all ages. You can view current activities and ministries through the menu items on the left or the links below. For the most recent ministry updates, check out the St. Paul’s Connects page.
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Our various Church Ministries offer a wide range of opportunities for adults to participate in church life, including fellowship, recreation, and participating in many ways to help the church to run smoothly and to carry out our mission.
Adult Formation (Adult Education and Spiritual Development) offers opportunities to learn and further our Christian faith.
Children’s Ministries provide many opportunities for children to learn, grow and develop spiritually, and form healthy relationships with other kids and adults at St. Paul’s. Although it is not necessary to be a member of St. Paul’s, the St. Paul’s Preschool is often a starting place for eventual membership for young families. Children’s Ministries includes Kids’ Club (Nursery), Sunday School, Children’s Chapel, Pre-EYC, and Vacation Bible School.
Youth Ministries includes Episcopal Youth Community (EYC). Youth meet on Sunday evenings, but become involved in many projects including Appalachia Service Project where youth travel to a region of Appalachia to help make homes of disadvantaged people “warmer, safer, and drier.”
Outreach provides many opportunities for members to reach out to our local and international neighbors in different ways: by “giving” (donating items, contributing to collection ‘drives’ which reach out to different members of the community) and by “doing” (hands-on activities working directly with people on-site).
Pastoral Care is the ministry of the whole church, not just the ordained. If you or a loved one find yourselves in need of pastoral assistance, please contact the clergy or the church office for more information.
The Memorial Garden is a place for the interment of ashes in simple dignity and in surroundings that proclaim our resurrection faith. The Memorial Garden is in an area adjacent to the southeast corner of the rear of the Chapel, and includes a place for the interment of ashes in the ground and a columbarium for inurnment of ashes above ground.
The Ministry Leader Resource Committee serves people in the parish who are in a leadership position, to help make their ministries successful.
The list of all Ministries and Committees – Ministry List
You may find a PDF version of our Time and Talent brochure here.