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Activities
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We invite you to participate
in the community of faith at St. Paul's
by joining us for one or more of these upcoming events!
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JOY (JUST OLDER YOUTH) GROUP
We are beginning to meet and enjoy activities again! If you are interested in joining in, please contact Nadine Johnson or Karen Ellis.
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Reconciling Ministries Informational Meetings
The Reconciling Committee will be having a book review on “Living Faithfully, Human Sexuality and The United Methodist Church” starting February 9th at 6:30PM. The meeting will be a hybrid meeting, Pastor Linda will be sending out the link prior to the meeting. This will be a four-part study with the next three meetings being the second Thursday of March, April and May. The subject of the February meeting, Chapter 1, "IS THE PRACTICE OF HOMOSEXUALITY INCOMPATIBLE WITH CHRISTIAN TEACHING” Contact Mark Holden, (302) 378-9158, or mark@maholden.com, if you need a copy of the book. Hope to see you there!
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 Compassionate Card Ministry
The Compassionate Card Ministry is made up of 20 dedicated members of our congregation who create hand-made cards and encouraging messages to those in our directory, within our congregation, those on our prayer lists and others who are brought to our attention. Our purpose is to spread kindness and love to others through uplifting and personalized sentiments on hand-made cards. If you are not in our directory and would like to be added to our list, or if you know someone who would benefit from the blessing of a card, please contact Nancee Bleistine, nbleistine@yahoo.com.
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PRAYER & PRAISE TEAM
Carole Harmon hosts a prayer circle, currently Thursday mornings at
10 AM - in person. Please contact Carole if you are interested in joining the group or have a special prayer request. You can also find prayer request cards on the table in the Narthex.
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HEALTH MINISTRY
Seven years ago, St. Paul’s received an AED, (automated external defibrillator), from the State of Delaware. At the time I wrote several articles about the equipment and demonstrations for use. However, it has been a long time since we acquired this equipment and the loss of years with Covid brings the concern a review is perhaps needed again and perhaps even the location of the equipment has been forgotten.
The AED device is available in Fellowship Hall directly next to the bulletin board. It is attached to the wall in a glass enclosed box. It is easily activated once open with voice prompts giving the person administering it, directions of use, step by step.The AED is a sophisticated yet easy to use medical device which sends electrical shocks to restore the normal rhythm of the heart of those in cardiac arrest which could save a life. It can and does save lives when moments of action are few! Please familiarize yourself with the location. In the future, we will be offering certification
classes in AED/CPR/First Aid as soon as we have a certified instructor in-place. More information will follow as soon as we can get this organized.
Thank you, Ann
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TOPS - TAKE OFF POUNDS SENSIBLY
Now meeting at 6PM on Wednesdays in Fellowship Hall
Let’s together achieve the challenge of reaching and staying a healthy weight.
Ann Newswanger, Parish Nurse
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Service Opportunities
| St. Paul's provides many opportunities weekly for even the busiest among us to serve and glorify God. Please contact the persons listed below if you are interested in any of the following opportunities: |
| Flower Ministry |
Alicia at Wildflowers by Alicia
& Church Office Bonnie Valeski
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| Liturgist |
Church Office Bonnie Valeski |
| Acolyte |
June Stemmle & Barbara Lynn Manlove |
| Communion Server |
Carole Harmon |
| Greeter |
Kenzel Messick |
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