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Building Faith Through
Service and Community
Building Faith Through
Service and Community
We believe faith grows stronger when it’s shared through action. Our ministries work daily to meet real needs, bring hope, and make a difference in people’s lives.
We believe faith grows stronger when it’s shared through action.
Our ministries work daily to meet real needs, bring hope, and make a difference in people’s lives.
We believe faith grows stronger when it’s shared through action.
Our ministries work daily to meet real needs, bring hope, and make a difference in people’s lives.
Ladles of Love
Feeding our community is at the heart of St. Paul’s, and our Ladles of Love ministry hasbeen faithfully serving free lunches to our hungry and homeless neighbors every week since 2019. Powered by parishioners of all ages—young and old—this dedicated team embodies Jesus’s call to love and serve others. In 2025 alone, our volunteers lovingly prepared 12,000 sandwiches and distributed 6,000 complete bag meals to those in need. This commitment to compassionate service was honored in 2023 when the ministry received the Diocese of Georgia’s Deacon’s Award. More than just providing food, Ladles of Love builds meaningful connections with our downtown neighbors, putting Christ’s love into action to create a lasting, positive impact in the community we cherish.
Barney's Run
Every year, St. Paul’s brings the community together for Barney’s Run—a beloved event dedicated to supporting our military veterans. Since 2012, this annual tradition has raised vital funds to provide service dogs for local veterans coping with PTSD, anxiety, depression, and other service-related challenges. What began over a decade ago has grown into a year-round labor of love anticipated by our church family, local runners, and visitors alike. It takes incredible dedication to pull off, powered by more than 40
enthusiastic volunteers—including parishioners, local students, and our own Boy Scout troop. Seeing multi-generational hands work side-by-side fills us with hope for the future. Barney’s Run is more than just a race; it’s a inspiring display of our community
coming together to take positive action and transform the lives of those who served.
Boy Scout Troop
For nearly a century—with archives tracing our connection back to the 1930s—St. Paul’s has been the proud home of Boy Scouts of America Troop 15. We are honored to provide these bright young men with a welcoming space to meet, grow, and lead. Many of our parishioners actively serve as leaders and mentors, finding rich purpose in guiding the next generation. Through Scouting, young men gain practical outdoor skills, a deep understanding of civic duty, and essential life and leadership abilities that prepare them for future success. Rooted in values of character and reverence, Troop 15 helps cultivate well-rounded, compassionate leaders ready to serve God, their neighbors, and their communities.
Partner Programs
At St. Paul’s, community isn't just where we are—it's who we are. Loving our neighbors as ourselves is one of our core tenets, and we strive to put that faith into action every single day. Alongside our own signature ministries, we proudly partner with other local churches and non-profits to serve our city. From monthly meal prep at St. Claire’s Kitchen to building connections at Hudson Malone Towers and hosting neighborhood dinners with SEWN, we are honored to walk hand-in-hand with our community.
Alcoholics Anonymous
St. Paul’s is honored to offer a safe, welcoming home for our local Alcoholics Anonymous community. Hosting multiple weekly meetings for men and women at our Community House, as well as special annual celebrations in our Parish Hall, we are deeply committed to walking alongside individuals on their journey toward healing and hope. We wholeheartedly believe in the transformative power of recovery and are grateful to provide a peaceful space where our neighbors can find support, strength, and a clear path forward.
The Clothing Room
Since the late 1980s, St. Paul’s has been opening its doors—and its heart—to local students through our Clothing Room ministry. Driven by a desire to support our area’s most vulnerable young people, we work closely with parent coordinators at four local schools to identify children in need. From school uniforms and sturdy shoes to warm coats and essential supplies, we lovingly provide the everyday items that help students feel confident and prepared. It is our joy and blessing to wrap these young leaders in care, investing directly in the bright future of our community.
Other Ministries
We provide support for our neighbors and the less fortunate in our community on an ongoing basis through the work of our deacon and priest, including but not limited to annual coat drives, distributing donated necessities (toiletries and essentials), and having water available at our backdoors during the sweltering South Georgia summers. We also support other organizations by funding their work, Episcopal Relief & Development (ERD), National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), to name a few.
Ladles of Love
Ladles of Love
Feeding our community is at the heart of St. Paul’s, and our Ladles of Love ministry has been faithfully serving free lunches to our hungry and homeless neighbors every week since 2019. Powered by parishioners of all ages—young and old—this dedicated team embodies Jesus’s call to love and serve others. In 2025 alone, our volunteers lovingly prepared 12,000 sandwiches and distributed 6,000 complete bag meals to those in need. This commitment to compassionate service was honored in 2023 when the ministry received the Diocese of Georgia’s Deacon’s Award. More than just providing food, Ladles of Love builds meaningful connections with our downtown neighbors, putting Christ’s love into action to create a lasting, positive impact in the community we cherish.
Barney's Run for Warriors
Barney's Run for Warriors
Every year, St. Paul’s brings the community together for Barney’s Run—a beloved event dedicated to supporting our military veterans. Since 2012, this annual tradition has raised vital funds to provide service dogs for local veterans coping with PTSD, anxiety, depression, and other service-related challenges. What began over a decade ago has grown into a year-round labor of love anticipated by our church family, local runners, and visitors alike. It takes incredible dedication to pull off, powered by more than 40 enthusiastic volunteers—including parishioners, local students, and our own Boy Scout troop. Seeing multi-generational hands work side-by-side fills us with hope for the future. Barney’s Run is more than just a race; it’s a inspiring display of our community coming together to take positive action and transform the lives of those who served.
The Clothing Room
The Clothing Room
Since the late 1980s, St. Paul’s has been opening its doors—and its heart—to local students through our Clothing Room ministry. Driven by a desire to support our area’s most vulnerable young people, we work closely with parent coordinators at four local schools to identify children in need. From school uniforms and sturdy shoes to warm coats and essential supplies, we lovingly provide the everyday items that help students feel confident and prepared. It is our joy and blessing to wrap these young leaders in care, investing directly in the bright future of our community.
Partner Programs
Partner Programs
At St. Paul’s, community isn't just where we are—it's who we are. Loving our neighbors as ourselves is one of our core tenets, and we strive to put that faith into action every single day. Alongside our own signature ministries, we proudly partner with other local churches and non-profits to serve our city. From monthly meal prep at St. Claire’s Kitchen to building connections at Hudson Malone Towers and hosting neighborhood dinners with SEWN, we are honored to walk hand-in-hand with our community.
Boy Scout Troop
Boy Scout Troop
For nearly a century—with archives tracing our connection back to the 1930s—St. Paul’s has been the proud home of Boy Scouts of America Troop 15. We are honored to provide these bright young men with a welcoming space to meet, grow, and lead. Many of our parishioners actively serve as leaders and mentors, finding rich purpose in guiding the next generation. Through Scouting, young men gain practical outdoor skills, a deep understanding of civic duty, and essential life and leadership abilities that prepare them for future success. Rooted in values of character and reverence, Troop 15 helps cultivate well-rounded, compassionate leaders ready to serve God, their neighbors, and their communities.
Alocohlics Anonymous (AA)
Alocohlics Anonymous (AA)
St. Paul’s is honored to offer a safe, welcoming home for our local Alcoholics Anonymous community. Hosting multiple weekly meetings for men and women at our Community House, as well as special annual celebrations in our Parish Hall, we are deeply committed to walking alongside individuals on their journey toward healing and hope. We wholeheartedly believe in the transformative power of recovery and are grateful to provide a peaceful space where our neighbors can find support, strength, and a clear path forward.
Other Ministries
Other Ministries
We provide support for our neighbors and the less fortunate in our community on an ongoing basis through the work of our deacon and priest, including but not limited to annual coat drives, distributing donated necessities (toiletries and essentials), and having water available at our backdoors during the sweltering South Georgia summers. We also support other organizations by funding their work, Episcopal Relief & Development (ERD), National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), to name a few.
