Ways To Serve

On Mission in Our Community

At St. Paul’s, we believe that our faith extends beyond the walls of our church. We encourage our worshipers to volunteer and serve in the wider community, using their gifts and talents to make a meaningful impact in the lives of others. By reaching out and offering our time to those in need, we embody the teachings of Christ and strengthen our commitment to love and service. Whether it’s supporting local charities, participating in outreach programs, or assisting our neighbors, there are countless opportunities to get involved and share God’s love in practical, transformative ways. Join us as we take our faith into action and bring hope to the world around us.

 

Places to Serve

St. Alban’s Chapel at the Citadel
NEED: Preparing a meal for 50-70 cadets
John Stenger-(843)518-2260, john.stenger@icloud.com

Campus Communion at College of Charleston
NEED: Meals for students.
John Stenger-(843-518-2260, john.stenger@icloud.com

Habitat for Humanity:
NEED: Volunteer to work at Restore and Home construction opportunities
John Stenger-(843)518-2260, john.stenger@icloud.com

Neighborhood Mission at Crestview Mobile Home Park
NEED: Community with many elderly and widowed who need help with yard
care, trimming bushes and shrubs.
Deacon Scott Poelker-(843)209-2504,
Scottp@stpaulssummerville.org

Hebron Ministries
NEED: Sheetrock repair in bathrooms, painting trim around chapel
near roofline.
Bob Jordan-(843)442-4185, bobjordan1980@gmail.com

Doors to Freedom
NEED: Care packages and supplies-paper hand towels, paper towels,
Pine sol (cleaner approved by DSS), swifter wet jet pads, dove soap,
toilet paper.
Bev Jordan-(843)442-4186) Bevjordan83@gmail.com

Children’s Advocacy Center
Need supplies for:
Kid’s Hygiene closet-not limited to full sized shampoos and
conditioners, full sized body wash, children’s toothpaste and
toothbrushes, full sized deodorants of all types, baby items including
diapers of all sizes and wipes.

Kid’s school closet: needs not limited to binders, pencils, pens,
backpacks, paper, scissors, markers, crayons, rulers, pencil
sharpeners, calculators and pencil holders.
Bev Jordan-(843)442-4186, Bevjordan83@gmail.com

Places to Serve

St Paul’s Food Pantry
Need for volunteers and supplies
April McLean – (843) 875.1991, imfd@stpaulssummerville.org
Bev Jordan (843) 442-4186, bevjordan83@gmail.com

 

 Keys to Change (previously Dorchester County Community

Outreach) – Anchor House-16 bed center for men; Light House
NEED: Minor landscaping- trimming bushes etc.
Fellowship – Have Bible study and prayer with guests
Fix a meal at home and bring it to one of the shelters and leave OR
stay and serve the guests and fellowship with the guests.
Help during the season of giving Angel Tree
Open to ideas for help.
Bruce Georgi-(843)906-5018, bbgeorgi@yahoo.com

 

Lowcountry Pregnancy Center

NEED:  NEW baby clothes (NB-2T), books, formula, NEW pacifiers-bottles-teethers, NEW baby blankets & sheets, baby toiletries (wash, shampoo, lotion, diaper cream).

Jill Ferguson (843)259-6864, willferg@msn.com

 

Anglicans for Life
Participate in the Walk for Life on November 2, 2024 – register at
lowcountrypregnancycenter.com and create a team or donate to a
walker
Jill Ferguson (843)259-6864, willferg@msn.com

 

 

Crisis Chaplaincy
Elizabeth Lanz,(843)813-0213, ejlanz@msn.com

Meals on Wheels of Summerville
NEED: Meals of the Day Sponsorship – The cost of 2 meals for the day of delivery is $1200. Individuals and groups could also be involved in
delivery.

Delivery/Kitchen opportunities
NEED: Food/Pet support drives
Vicki Harlan (843)214-1699, vwharlan53@gmail.com

For more inquiries please contact:
Father Fred Onyango
Associate for Mission and Outreach
(843) 531-0190, fredo@stpaulssummerville.org

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