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Giving

Pledge for 2025

St Paul’s members are encouraged to make an annual stewardship pledge which represents their Christian commitment to “work, pray, and give for the spread of the kingdom of God.”

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Giving Back to St. Paul's

Your generous gifts help to support our ministries, events, and youth and music programs.

St. Paul's strives to be an active participant in our community, and to uplift other community organizations whenever possible.

The Three Pockets of Giving

This Month's Financial Dashboard

"We thank God for the blessing of family and friends, and for the loving care which surrounds us on every side. We thank God for setting us at tasks which demand our best efforts, and for leading us to accomplishments which satisfy and delight us."

- The Book of Common Prayer

Giving Time and Talent

We offer our time and gifts to the church and beyond.

Acolytes

Acolytes are youth in our parish, beginning in fourth grade through high school. They help in our worship services by lighting/extinguishing the candles, carrying torches during processions, carrying the cross, carrying the Gospel Book, flying kites on special occasions, ringing the Sanctus Bell, and helping out where needed during worship.
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Altar Guild

Altar Guild are the people who work behind the scenes. They take care of the linens, polish the silver and brass, keep the candles ready to light, and take care of everything in the altar area.

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Eucharistic Ministers

Eucharistic Ministers are the helpers around the altar. They lead the congregation in the Prayers of the People, receive the gifts from the people, and help with serving the wine during communion. They also fill in as Acolytes and Lectors during some services.

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Greeters

Greeters are the people with the smiling faces who open the doors and welcome all who come to worship with us. They are especially important to visitors who are new to our building.

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Lectors

Lectors are the people who share the Holy Scripture with us during our worship.

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Ushers

Ushers are the people who hand out bulletins, give directions to newcomers, take up the offering, bring our gifts forward to the altar in preparation for Holy Communion, and guide people to the altar when it is time to receive the body and blood of Jesus Christ. They are also the people who can help as the need arises if someone in the congregation becomes faint or ill during the service.
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