Children's Sunday School meets from 9:00 am to 9:50 am. Teens' Sunday School meets following the Eucharist. The Sunday School year begins the second Sunday in September, and continues through the second Sunday in June. A short Summer Session is held during the month of July. The David C. Cook Bible-in-Life curriculum series is utilized.

The 2011 – 2012 upper elementary classes focus on the Seasons of the Church Year, the Sacraments, and the study and memorization of the Apostle’s Creed. Sunday School activities include building fellowship by hosting Coffee Hours and participation in the annual Christmas Play. All children, including friends and visitors, are welcome to attend our Sunday School classes.

Pre-school / nursery care is offered every Sunday.

Vacation Bible School -

VBS - June 20 - 24, 2011. The theme was "Pandamonia".

• Monday: God made you --- Creation.
• Tuesday: God listens to you --- Elijah & Kings 18:16-39.
• Wednesday: God watches over you --- Jonah.
• Thursday: God loves you no matter what --- Easter.
• Friday: God gives good gifts --- God gives Hannah a baby.

As in the past, VBS is free to any child wanting to attend.

Youth Bell Choir -

The Organist and Choirmaster, Dr. Aaron Freeman, is teaching a group of young people how to play choir bells. The musical training has been interspersed with fun and educational activities like kayaking, hiking and building bird houses.

CREW* -

Erik and Kathy Heyboer coordinate a number of activities for the young people. The general idea of CREW is to mix good works with fun. In the past, CREW has helped with the work of the church and participated in fun activates like movie nights, trips and games. This year the CREW is planting a vegetable garden to provide produce to those in need. Watch the bulletin boards for more CREW activities.

Altar Guild -

As is customary in many churches, St. Paul’s has a “behind the scenes” group of women known as the Altar Guild. The Guild provides vital support in preparing for the Mass. This entails both setting up and clearing the altar, preparing linens, laying out the Priest's vestments, ordering supplies and flowers, and setting up the church for special services. All church members are welcome to assist with the bi-annual cleaning of the brass. If you would like to volunteer or are interested in learning more about the Guild, please contact the director, Beth Canter.

St. Martha’s Guild -

St. Martha’s Guild, a service-oriented group, is open to all women of the church at least 16 years of age. Each year the women gather to develop a mission statement. Monthly meetings are held to set, review and discuss activities on how to reach the goals reflecting that mission. Customarily, the Guild reaches out to the community, whether it is through donations, food baskets or providing other support. The guild organizes the annual church craft, bake and yard sale and fund-raising dinners which are open to the public. Other Guild-sponsored activities include a bi-annual Afternoon Tea with a fun auction and a Chili Cook Off against the Men's Club. The Guild meets the fourth Sunday of each month following Mass. Please contact Mary Delaforce for additional information.

Men's Club -

The Men's group focuses on St. Paul's work projects and special events like the pancake breakfast, spaghetti dinner and barbecuing for picnics. The club meets as needed. Contact the Senior or Junior Warden for additional information.

Ongoing Church Activities -

St. Paul's offers opportunities for fellowship and social interaction. Details of upcoming events can be found on the Calendar page.

Activities the Church Supports -

St. Paul's actively supports a number of charitable projects both locally and abroad, ranging from St. Mary's Pantry (a food-bank for the hungry) to foreign missions. The church also provides a venue for various local groups, such as the Girl Scouts and the Peripheral Neuropathy Support Group.