Why Give? God asks us to share our time, talent and treasure. A life of generosity is at the root of Christianity. We encourage you to think about what a meaningful gift would be for you.

When you give to St. Paul’s you help fund our ministry in the community, our worship, and the staff that supports our community as we strive to be God’s hands and feet in the world.

Thank you for your ongoing prayers and support.

Each year, St. Paul’s asks parishioners to say how much they are going to give the parish over the next year. This is called a pledge. Some parishioners set up a recurring gift online — this counts as a pledge too! St. Paul’s relies on parishioners to make a pledge or a recurring gift so that we can keep the lights on, celebrate the Eucharist, work with our community partners, pay staff, and run all the programming that the parish depends on. Your pledge or recurring gift keeps St. Paul’s running.

Stewardship 2024

Thank you for prayerfully considering a donation to the South Hills Food Pantry, which benefits neighbors in need across our region. Please click on the button below to make your contribution.

The St. Paul’s Endowment Fund is the cornerstone of a long-range program to provide future financial stability for the parish. It is created through bequests of money and property. Once, invested, the bequests provide income for the special needs of the parish and designated programs.

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“Come To Me, All Who Are Weary”: A Retreat for Soul-Weary Moms

Brendan Murphy on February 5, 2021

Have the events of the past year left you exhausted? Are you physically tired? How about emotionally tired? Or mentally tired? Do you feel like your soul is crying out for rest and peace? If so, we hope you’ll join us Saturday, March 13th from 10am to 12pm on Zoom for what we hope will be a time to share, reflect, and replenish our weary souls– and hopefully for each of us to find community and commonality, even though our specific experiences have been different. Jesus said “Come to me, all who are weary…and you will find rest for your souls.” Click Here to Register— there is room for all moms, grandmothers, great grandmothers, sisters, aunts, friends, and god-mothers. Feel free to share and bring your friends! Questions? Email Kristen Morgan at [email protected]

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