When Maddy Tyler arrived at St. Paul in January 2025, she came with an eagerness and a lot of questions she didn’t yet know how to ask. Eighteen months later, she’s heading toward her next call with new skills, great friends, stories to share, and a…
School may be out, but summer is a perfect time to keep curiosity alive and faith growing. St. Paul children’s ministries has put together hands-on activities for kids and families to enjoy together during the summer months. Think of it as a season-l…
1
Dave Farr spent 21 years in the United States Navy, worked supply chain for a defense contractor on the Gulf Coast and managed robotic welding projects. Dave found his way to St. Paul in 2023. He joins the staff as operations director, responsible fo…
When Dave Kull stumbled across a list of the best hikes in every state, he did what he usually does — started making plans. His wife, Jill, heard the idea and braced herself. “His idea of traveling is to be on the go and travel all around,” Jill said…
1
Four St. Paul members and Quad Cities Honor Flight guardians and veterans share what it means to spend a day in service to those who served. Every May, June, and September, a charter flight lifts off from the Quad Cities International Airport in Moli…
1
Deacon Joel Moore returns to St. Paul staff with a heart shaped by care, healing, connection, and 20-plus years of belonging. Joel grew up in a tight-knit, non-denominational church that steeped him in Scripture and community, then studied psychology…
Today’s library is a community living room — filled with children, humming with purpose, stacked not only with books but with computers, DVDs, cake pans, instruments, karaoke machines and, yes, even a ghost hunting kit. Two women who know this better…
St. Paul member Andrea Weter has been bringing creativity, faith, and service to St. Paul’s Vacation Bible School (VBS) for over a decade. Here’s the woman behind the felt, fabric, and fun. Andrea’s mind is on summer and has been for a few months alr…
Cooper Schou has an ear for sound. Now he’s using his talents at St. Paul as he joins the staff in a new role built around worship, digital media, and the music that has defined his life. Cooper Schou has never really stopped playing. Drums in fifth…
The 129 House has long been home to the St. Paul residency program and the office of counselor Steve Kalber — and Steve isn’t going anywhere. But the house has taken on a new purpose: three nonprofits with deep roots in the St. Paul community have li…
Connie King has been planting native species in her yard for years — watching for butterflies, waiting for birds, noticing what grows and what doesn’t. For a long time, she did it quietly and mostly alone. That changed about a year ago, when a handfu…
If you’ve stood outside St. Paul and looked up, you’ve seen it: the sanctuary tower, rising above the roofline, capped with a large cross. It’s easy to take for granted. It was designed that way. But for years, water has been finding its way inside —…