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A Place for You to Serve
Christ came to serve and set an example for us
to follow. We know that when we serve others we are honoring HIM.
Further, we know that God created all of us as unique individuals,
with unique talents. The Bible instructs us to use these talents
for God's purpose. Many of the programs conducted at St. Paul are
designed to serve others. To list them all would require more space
than this web page allows. Shown below are but a few of the ways
St. Paul members share their talents:
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- Sing on one of the choirs (Cherub, Youth, Family or Chancel) or ring bells in our newly formed Youth Bell Choir
- Become an usher, greeter, lector, lay assistant or acolyte
- Prepare the church altar for weekly communion or help decorate the church as we change from one season to another
- Quilt and enjoy lively fellowship on Thursdays with our Quilters group
- Volunteer for Habitat for Humanity work projects in Detroit
- Teach Sunday School
- Volunteer to help with costumes or props for the Music Theater Day Camp
- Drive one of our vans to bring the elderly to worship
- Participate in our monthly worship services at Fairfax Manor, home to residents with Alzheimer's disease in Ypsilanti
- Come along on one of our periodic trips to Luther Home of Mercy, a residence for disabled adults in Williston, Ohio
- Serve on one of the standing Committees (Community Ministry, Education, Fellowship, Finance, Membership & Outreach,Property, Stewardship, Worship and Youth)
- Coordinate the music, lectors and communion assistants for Saturday services.
- Plant and maintain the gardens and landscaped areas surrounding the church property.
- Visit members who are shut-in and unable to attend worship at St. Paul
- Volunteer to clean the road segment that St. Paul maintains for Adopt-A-Road
- Donate blood to the Red Cross in blood drives at the church twice a year
- Donate your returnable cans and bottles for mission support
- Cooperate with area churches in providing meals for the homeless
St. Paul Supports several groups by allowing use of our facilities:
- Alcoholics Anonymous and Al-Anon - Sunday and Tuesday evenings
- YMCA Retired Men - Monday mornings
- TOPS - Monday evenings
- Oakwood Village
- Senior Citizens - Tuesday afternoon
- La Leche League support group
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