The greatest of things arise at St. Paul when people step in to make things happen! How can you serve?

Survey hundreds of opportunities for serving through the church’s ministries and in the community. You’ll find these colorful cards in the Gathering Area at church. Grab a few and imagine how you might be involved!
St. Paul congregation provides van rides each Sunday morning for those in need of transportation.
Generally, volunteer drivers arrive at church by 8 a.m., make the rounds by church van in time for the 9:20 service, and then return passengers to their homes after worship.
If your willing and able to serve in this way, about four or five times a year, please contact:
Jennifer Garvey,
The St. Paul Community Garden has taken root!
More information about what’s ‘growing on’! »
Be part of the growing partnership with kids and teachers at our two neighborhood schools: Madison Elementary and J.B. Young Intermediate. More info»
Do you have a flair for hospitality? Serve at the Information Center counter on occasional Sunday mornings. You’ll welcome newcomers and help people find their way.
Contact Jennifer Garvey,

Be an Odd Jobber. You can be part of a caring corps of people who tackle jobs outdoors and inside the church building on weekdays. Learn more »
Sunday-morning van drivers are needed to transport people between their homes and church for worship.
Contact Jennifer Garvey,
Help bring the dream of simple,decent, affordable housing to life.
Contact Terry Timmerman, Habitat volunteer coordinator,
Help with sound, light, and visual elements in the sanctuary during Sunday-morning worship and other occasions. Do you have technical aptitude; computer savvy for digital recording, editing, and Power Point presentations; a willingness to learn; and a team spirit?
Especially needed: People willing to operate slides for music lyrics during contemporary worship.
Contact Todd Byerly, technical support specialist,
Make St. Paul connections and serve your neighbor through the gift of food. Table Graces is a ministry to grace the table of someone in need of a meal. Recipients might be new parents, a homebound person, someone who has recently been hospitalized, or those in the midst of a challenging life transition. Would you like to join the cadre of willing volunteers who prepare and deliver a meal?
Contact Michelle Juehring, ext. 227,
Can you help serve funeral lunches as needed?
Contact: Joyce Holland,
"Our faith should quell our fears, never our courage." ~William Sloan Coffin
Source: ELCA New Service