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 2025

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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Vestry

“The vestry is the legal representative of the parish with regard to all matters pertaining to its corporate property … Vestry members are usually elected at the annual parish meeting. The presiding officer of the vestry is the rector. There are usually two wardens. The senior warden leads the parish between rectors and is a support person for the rector. The junior warden often has responsibility for church property and buildings. A treasurer and a secretary or clerk may be chosen … The basic responsibilities of the vestry are to help define and articulate the mission of the congregation; to support the church’s mission by word and deed, to select the rector, to ensure effective organization and planning, and to manage resources and finances.”

– from the Episcopal Church Glossary

At St. Paul’s, twelve lay members of the parish have been elected at our Annual Meetings to serve as members of the Vestry for a term of three years (on a rotating basis). Get to know our current Vestry below, and say hello the next time you see them!

Kathleen Davies Hendricks (2022-2025)

Senior Warden

Gregg Hammer (2023-2026)

Junior Warden; Property

Dana Bloomburg (2023-2026)

Secretary; Stewardship

Paul Golebie (2022-2025)

Treasurer; Finance

Bob Johnston (non-voting)

Assistant Treasurer

Michele Baum (2024-2027)

Worship

Gretchen Crane (2022-2025)

Outreach; Nursery School

Jon Delano (2023-2026)

Endowment; 100th Anniversary

Jennifer Lingler (2022-2025)

Stewardship

Karen Schneider (2023-2026)

Community Life and Fellowship; Pastoral Care

Donna Prata (2024-2027)

Anti-Racism and Social Justice

Jerry Rutledge (2024-2027)

Spiritual Growth and Formation

Jeremy Shock (2024-2027)

Children and Youth

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