There are a number of ways for you to take part in parish life at St. Paul's. Our appreciation and gratitude goes out to all of our church volunteers who donate their time and energy to each important ministries. Contact us to learn more about our current ministries and how you can become involved.
Kaitie's Closet
Kaitie's Closet is a nonprofit outreach program aimed at assisting children and families by providing gently used and new clothing to those in need. St. Paul's took over management of Kaitie's Closet in spring 2017.
Gently used children’s clothing can be dropped off at St. Paul’s Mondays through Wednesday from 10:00am until 2:00pm. Other collection sites are Scoops and the administrative offices at the four schools in Payson. Clothing distributions take place on the last Wednesday of each month (except in June and December) between 4:00 and 5:00pm at St. Paul's.
In order to purchase new clothing, we also accept monetary donations. Please make your checks out to "Kaitie’s Closet." And yes, we are looking for volunteers who can donate up to four hours of their time per month to this worthy project. To volunteer, ask questions, and learn more please contact Bob Horne at (928) 951-2217 or (928) 476-3050. www.kaitiescloset.org
Kaitie's Closet is a nonprofit outreach program aimed at assisting children and families by providing gently used and new clothing to those in need. St. Paul's took over management of Kaitie's Closet in spring 2017.
Gently used children’s clothing can be dropped off at St. Paul’s Mondays through Wednesday from 10:00am until 2:00pm. Other collection sites are Scoops and the administrative offices at the four schools in Payson. Clothing distributions take place on the last Wednesday of each month (except in June and December) between 4:00 and 5:00pm at St. Paul's.
In order to purchase new clothing, we also accept monetary donations. Please make your checks out to "Kaitie’s Closet." And yes, we are looking for volunteers who can donate up to four hours of their time per month to this worthy project. To volunteer, ask questions, and learn more please contact Bob Horne at (928) 951-2217 or (928) 476-3050. www.kaitiescloset.org
Order of St. Luke
Order of St. Luke members (L to R): Pam Castro-Sullivan, Father Dan, Bob Horne, and Kay Chasse.
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OSL Study Session
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The Mogollon Chapter of the International Order of St. Luke -- a worldwide interdenominational religious order dedicated to the Christian Healing Ministry -- is located at St. Paul’s. Members of the Order include lay persons and clergy. Participants engage in healing prayer with those who are physically ill, emotionally troubled, or in other forms of distress.
Our chapter meets monthly to study Scripture and to engage in prayer. We serve at the Wednesday Healing Service and at all Sunday services. Additionally, we act on written prayer requests submitted on an “OSL Form” available in the entryway to the church.
Questions about our chapter can be directed to Bob Horne, Convener, at (928) 951-2217 or (928) 476-3050. (You may have to leave a message, as Bob teaches GED and ELL classes from 7:00am until 7:00pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays.)
Our chapter meets monthly to study Scripture and to engage in prayer. We serve at the Wednesday Healing Service and at all Sunday services. Additionally, we act on written prayer requests submitted on an “OSL Form” available in the entryway to the church.
Questions about our chapter can be directed to Bob Horne, Convener, at (928) 951-2217 or (928) 476-3050. (You may have to leave a message, as Bob teaches GED and ELL classes from 7:00am until 7:00pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays.)
Prayer Quilt Ministry
St. Paul's has made and given out over 700 Prayer Quilts. These lap-size quilts are made from donated fabric and by volunteers to be given to those who need the comfort of prayer as they are confronted with personal struggles. Volunteers cut, piece and construct each quilt and add many small pieces of yarn that are tied as prayers are said for the person who will receive it. No sewing or quilting experience is needed.