Welcome to Saint Paul United Methodist Church! Here at our church, we believe every person has sacred worth and value. We welcome all people to be a part of the life of the church whether that is through participating in worship, being a part of a small group, engaging with our Children’s Learning Center, or connecting with any of the many ministries of the church.
Our mission is to share the love of God and care for our community. We believe God’s love and work of salvation touches every part of our lives; mind, body, and spirit. Because of this, we share the love of God through food ministries like Backpack Buddies, Shepherd’s Table, Caring with Crockpots and Mobile Meals. These ministries help people in our community who are experiencing food insecurity or living through difficult times.
our lives; mind, body, and spirit. Because of this, we share the love of God through food ministries like Backpack Buddies, Shepherd’s Table, Caring with Crockpots and Mobile Meals. These ministries help people in our community who are experiencing food insecurity or living through difficult times.We partner with other ministries like Epworth of South Carolina, The Bethlehem Center of Spartanburg, and A Way Home of Spartanburg who provide housing, care, and support for people experiencing a wide range of challenges.Within this work of going beyond the walls of the church is what happens anytime the congregation gathers. Our worship services, Bible studies, Sunday School classes, church meals, and small groups sustain us by providing space for us to encounter God and be in relationship with others. We believe God is everywhere and that all people are made in God’s image. Whether we are out in the community or worshipping in the sanctuary, we are with God because we are others. Saint Paul is a beautiful community of people who are united not by what makes us different from others but what makes us the same. We are all God’s children, and we would love for you to be a part of what God is up to here at our church. We believe that the best days for God’s church remain firmly in front of us.
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I’m excited to begin our journey together of learning more about God through studying God’s Word and exploring topics of faith. For our first Bible study together, I want to share my favorite book of the Bible with you, the gospel of Mark. For six weeks, beginning
the week of September 6th, we will read through Mark’s 16 chapters as we gain an understanding of Mark’s unique story of Jesus’s life, learn more about who Mark’s original audience was, and how Mark’s gospel continues to speak into our lives today. Because this is my first Bible study here at Saint Paul, I want to make it accessible to as many people as I can. In order to do that, I am going to hold a Tuesday morning group that will meet at 10:00 and a Thursday evening group that will meet at 6:00. Additionally, for our evening group, we are working on having a nursery provided. More details will be shared as the first week of the study begins. In order to sign-up and/or receive emails with updates about the study, send an email to churchsecretary@stpumc.org. Please specify if you’re signing up for the morning or evening study and, if evening, if you will be needing childcare. Thank you. Pastor Cameron
Welcome to Saint Paul United Methodist Church! Here at our church, we believe every person has sacred worth and value. We welcome all people to be a part of the life of the church whether that is through participating in worship, being a part of a small group, engaging with our Children’s Learning Center, or connecting with any of the many ministries of the church. Our mission is to share the love of God and care for our community. We believe God’s love and work of salvation touches every part of
our lives; mind, body, and spirit. Because of this, we share the love of God through food ministries like Backpack Buddies, Shepherd’s Table, Caring with Crockpots and Mobile Meals. These ministries help people in our community who are experiencing food insecurity or living through difficult times. We partner with other ministries like Epworth of South Carolina, The Bethlehem Center of Spartanburg, and A Way Home of Spartanburg who provide housing, care, and support for people experiencing a wide range of challenges.Within this work of going beyond the walls of the church is what happens anytime the congregation gathers. Our worship services, Bible studies, Sunday School classes, church meals, and small groups sustain us by providing space for us to encounter God and be in relationship with others. We believe God is everywhere and that all people are made in God’s image. Whether we are out in the community or worshipping in the sanctuary, we are with God because we are others.Saint Paul is a beautiful community of people who are united not by what makes us different from others but what makes us the same. We are all God’s children, and we would love for you to be a part of what God is up to here at our church. We believe that the best days for God’s church remain firmly in front of us.
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Your generosity makes such an impact on children in need!
Fall Bible Study
I’m excited to begin our journey together of learning more about God through studying God’s Word and exploring topics of faith. For our first Bible study together, I want to share my favorite book of the Bible with you, the gospel of Mark. For six weeks, beginning
the week of September 6th, we will read through Mark’s 16 chapters as we gain an understanding of Mark’s unique story of Jesus’s life, learn more about who Mark’s original audience was, and how Mark’s gospel continues to speak into our lives today. Because this is my first Bible study here at Saint Paul, I want to make it accessible to as many people as I can. In order to do that, I am going to hold a Tuesday morning group that will meet at 10:00 and a Thursday evening group that will meet at 6:00. Additionally, for our evening group, we are working on having a nursery provided. More details will be shared as the first week of the study begins. In order to sign-up and/or receive emails with updates about the study, send an email to churchsecretary@stpumc.org. Please specify if you’re signing up for the morning or evening study and, if evening, if you will be needing childcare. Thank you. Pastor Cameron