Adult ministry is designed to nurture the spiritual formation of people ages 18 and up, empowering them to lead Christ-centered lives that demonstrate His love, grace, and truth. The fellowship and teaching we provide in adult ministry has an eternal, life-giving impact on our hearts which then overflows, flourishing the world around us.

We have a variety of small groups that meet throughout the week!

Join one of the small groups that meet at St. Paul’s and at individual’s homes. For more information or to sign-up, contact the church office.

Weekly Sunday School (Sundays 11a-12p)

These studies are for men of all ages. It is a great way to learn more about what it means to follow Christ and develop friendships with men, from St. Paul’s and the community. The classes run from September to early May.

Monthly (2nd Wednesdays 11:30a)

This group meets for a sack lunch, dessert, and a program. They provide support for many ministries, including Kings Kids Camp and gathering items for children in need. Two highlight events of the year are the Spring Banquet and the Christmas Glow Brunch.

Reasonable Faith is a non-profit organization that aims to train and equip Christians with intelligent, articulate, and uncompromising yet gracious answers to important questions concerning the truth of the Christian faith. We have a Reasonable Faith Chapter that provides our local community with resources for and discussions of doctrine and apologetics which ultimately prepare participants to answer difficult questions in the public sphere.

What sort of help is available?

Our church is enrolled in a program called Stephen Ministry which trains pastors and lay people to give one-on-one support to people who are experiencing a difficult time. Through Stephen Ministry, our caring leaders have access to ongoing training, resources, and support so that they can continue to offer high-quality care to those in need.

What is a Stephen Minister?

Stephen Ministers are believers, trained by Stephen Ministry, who bring distinctively Christian care to those in need and are bound by confidentiality. They express Christ’s care to others—listening and comforting, and employing the tools of faith—while meeting faithfully for about an hour each week with their care receivers. They commit to 2 years of service and 50 hours of training. If you want to become a Stephen Minister, contact Joyce Sabine or the church office.

Who needs a Stephen Minister?

Anyone who needs support while experiencing difficulties in life (which may include divorce, grief, death of a loved one, loss of a job, loneliness, hospitalization, terminal illnesses, etc.) could benefit from a Stephen Minister. Having someone to care, to listen, to share God’s love with you can help you get through the confusion, stress, or loneliness you may be experiencing. We all are broken people and that it is through the cross of Jesus that we are made whole. Here is a helpful video illustrating the value of Stephen Ministries in the life a young woman who was single and pregnant when she lost her job.