


Adventurous mission. Serving spirit.
You've found a church that turns itself inside out - to care for people in need. Read more about St. Paul’s unique mission character »
HousingSafe, affordable housing is a St. Paul priority. In the Quad Cities and in central rural Appalachia: Sturdy walls, shingles, and supportive services are hands-on signs of God’s immense, protective presence. |
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Food ministries"You give them something to eat," says Jesus to his disciples. St. Paul congregation believes that hungry people must be fed. In the Quad Cities: food pantries and meal sites. Globally: relief and advocacy. On St. Paul tables: home-cooked meals. |
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Neighborhood Schools PartnershipCentral-city kids grow stronger with the energy and love of St. Paul people. Friendship blossoms at Madison Elementary and J.B. Young Intermediate School. Over lunch or a book, volunteer mentors and tutors make a difference. |
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Mental healthMental illness touches a wide swath of people. St. Paul strives for health, awareness, and an embrace of all people. This outreach includes a Main Street house, a support group, education, and community support. |
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Earth careWhat’s a 24/1 church? The psalmist inspires St. Paul’s spirit and action: "The earth is the Lord’s and the fullness thereof." Psalm 24:1 takes root in a community garden and intentional choices to preserve and care for the planet. |
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Youth & familiesThe well-being of children, teens, and families drives a number of St. Paul commitments. Organizations serve people in need. Youth discover a world of serving. Campers sing around campfires. Preschoolers receive scholarships. |
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Global reachThree biblical words define St. Paul’s worldview: "Love your neighbor." Mosquito nets and water wells. Disaster relief and fair trade. The church’s expanding mission spirit tackles God’s work in the world. |





