Ministry Teams
Share Your Gifts
At St. Paul's, everyone has something meaningful to contribute.
Our ministries bring people together through worship, music, prayer, and compassionate care. Whether you enjoy welcoming others, working behind the scenes, or offering support to someone in need, there is a place for you to share your gifts.
Find Your Place at St. Paul's
Many Gifts. One Community.
Being part of a church community means more than attending Sunday worship. It's about building relationships, supporting one another, and finding meaningful ways to participate.
Explore our ministry teams and discover how you can get involved.
Worship & Music Ministries
Bringing Our Worship to Life
Pastoral Care Team
Our Pastoral Care Team keeps those who are housebound, sick, or in need of companionship connected with the parish through visits, phone calls, and other forms of care and support. Nancy Jukins leads the team.
Servers (or acolytes)
Servers (or acolytes) assist our worship by carrying candles, the cross, and other aids to our worship in various parts of the service. They elevate our communal celebrations, involving our senses and helping us to bring our whole selves before God. Lay Eucharistic Ministers do the same by leading our prayers in public worship and assisting to administer the sacrament to the people.
The Altar Guide
The Altar Guild prepares our space for worship and cares for the elements used in our worship—from changing altar linens to setting out the bread and wine for use in the Eucharist, to maintaining and replenishing candles in the church, the Guild is involved in all aspects of the setting of our communal worship.
Lectors
Lectors (or readers) read the Scripture passages during our worship. Welcoming us into God’s story and helping to train our ears to hear, they form an integral part of what it means to be a worshiping community.
Lay Eucharistic Visitors
Our Lay Eucharistic Visitors team consists of trained team members, including Jean Garnet, Nancy Jukins, Bob Keller, Anne Tuthill, Stephanie Higgins, Clare Keller, and Annie Winslow, who visit people in their homes and take them communion when they are unable to come to church. Fr. Jarred is also available for visits and home communion.
Music
Music is at the heart of our faith and who we are as a community.The Choir is crucial to our life together, leading us in our singing of hymns and offering special music at our services.
Lectors
Lectors (or readers) read the Scripture passages during our worship. Welcoming us into God’s story and helping to train our ears to hear, they form an integral part of what it means to be a worshiping community.
Lay Eucharistic Visitors
Our Lay Eucharistic Visitors team consists of trained team members, including Jean Garnet, Nancy Jukins, Bob Keller, Anne Tuthill, Stephanie Higgins, Clare Keller, and Annie Winslow, who visit people in their homes and take them communion when they are unable to come to church. Fr. Jarred is also available for visits and home communion.
Music
Music is at the heart of our faith and who we are as a community.The Choir is crucial to our life together, leading us in our singing of hymns and offering special music at our services.
Together in Faith. Together in Service.
Every act of kindness, every shared gift, and every moment of service strengthens our community.
We invite you to discover the joy of participating in the life of St. Paul's.