At St. Paul we believe in working together with God to re-create a better world. Although our role may seem small in the larger scheme of things, our involvement is important to us, to humanity in need, and to the natural world around us. Thus, we’re involved in service projects, mission, social action and individual volunteerism. Caring for those outside our doors is as important as anything we do within our congregation. Some of our involvements:

 

o       United Methodist Women’s and Men’s mission support

 

o       Supporting the local food pantry and providing blankets and bedding for the local shelter

 

o       Locally volunteering with a variety of ministries and services, including:

 

†       Baldwin Center

†       Lighthouse Ministry

†       St. Joseph Hospital

†       Habitat for Humanity

†       CROP Walks

 

o       Working with and in Camp Fowler^* for special needs persons.

       *founded by and  later renamed for church member, Jack Fowler

 

o       Active participation with mission work trips.

 

o       Our children are supporting their own mission projects by their offerings

 

o       Contributing to national and international United Methodist missions in Liberia, Haiti and here in the U.S.

 

o       Participating with the United Methodist Committee on Relief providing aid wherever a natural disaster strikes in this world

 

o       Working to better our community and world through social action; petitions, letter-writing, education, and personal involvement.