Senior Ministries: Prime-Timers
St. Paul’s Prime-Timers
If you are new to St. Paul’s, please consider Prime-Timers as a way to connect. We exist to promote the wellbeing of senior members through fellowship, to ensure no one is lost or forgotten, and to make available resources. We want to provide opportunities for service, social, and physical activities.
We are planning many different occasions to travel or connect and hope that there will be at least one event that will be of interest to each of you.
Fellowship – is a high priority for us. A schedule of weekly and monthly activities allow members to connect to one another through book clubs, exercise classes, game days, speaker programs and classes.
Discipleship – encouragement in God’s word through classes and bible studies
Outreach – carrying out the Great Commission; allowing others to see Christ in action through us as we form strategic partnerships with other ministries within St. Paul’s and with organizations within the Summerville community.
Grandparents at Prayer
Grandparents at Prayer meets the 2nd Monday of each month at 10 am in the Church Building to pray for our adult children and our grandchilren. All are invited.
If you are a grandparent by blood or by circumstance, please consider joining us in the old church building as we come together to “fight this spiritual battle with the spiritual weapon of prayer” for our children and grandchildren.
Other Activities
Games
If you have an interest in getting together with fellow parishioners or friends in the Summerville community for card, or board games, Mexican Train, or have any suggestions for other games that you might introduce, contact us. We plan to begin gathering in September 2025 once we have a list of participants and will provide further information as we collect your interests. Anyone interested, please contact Cathie Diggs, (843) 814-6154, or email clizad83@gmail.com
Book Club
Facilitator is Dawn Schaeperkoetter, meetings are on the 4th Wednesday of each month, from 10:3012pm, in Room #5 in Skardon Hall. The book for May is The Lost Bookshop, by Evie Woods. The book club will break for summer during June and July and reconvene in August.
