• Sunday School - St. Paul provides Sunday School and Bible Class to all it's members. God's Word is taught to children beginning at age 3 and also to adults every Sunday from 10:15 to 11:15 a.m. Classes of children aged 3 through 4th grade are taught in the school gymnasium. The Adult Bible Class, which is taught by the Pastor, meets in the church social hall. Collections gathered are sent to selected missions.
• Christian Day School & Pre-School - Because human beings are creations of God, children belong first of all to God. In St. Paul's school we bring the Word of God's love to all situations of life, for the first and final purpose of all education should be the glorifying of God. We present a fully accredited course of Kindergarten through Eighth Grade to the community. St Paul employs seven full-time faculty members and one aide.
• Parent-Teacher League - The objective of the Parent-Teacher League is to bring the home, the church and the school into closer relationship--that parents and teachers may cooperate more effectively in Christian training. Meetings are held every two months in the school.
• Youth for Christ - The youth further study the Word of God so that we may spread the message of Jesus Christ not only within our own group but within the world at large. It is also a social function. This group has various activities. It meets the first Wednesday of every month.
• International Lutheran Women's Missionary League (LWML) - (also known as Lutheran Women in Mission).....This organization throughout our denomination is made up of women's groups within the congregations. Any woman who is a communicant member of this congregation may become a member of the LWML. The objectives of the LWML is to adopt and support mission projects through prayers, cooperation and financial support, especially those projects for which adequate provision has not been made in the synodical work program.
  Our LWML is divided into 5 circles that meet once a month to work on the various projects they have chosen. Four times a year the 5 circles meet as an assembly and have a topic and/or speaker.
• Ladies Aid - The Ladies Aid is an organization of St. Paul Church open to any woman who is a communicant member of the congregation. The Ladies Aid meets the first Thursday of every month at 2:00 p.m. The objectives of this society are to encourage Christian fellowship, to assist in the charitable work of the church and to afford an opportunity for education in a variety of areas within the Lutheran Church. The topic is presented by the Pastor at every meeting. The Ladies Aid also serves meals for funerals held at the church.
• Choirs - St Paul Church has four choirs: The Senior Choir, 6-8th Grade Choir, 4-5th Grade Choir and 2-3rd Grade Choir. Nancy Peterson serves as the director of our choirs. God's Word is rejoiced in singing by one choir at each of our Sunday morning worship services. The children's choirs consist of children who attend our parochial school. Our Senior Choir members are high school age and adults. This choir meets during the school year each Wednesday evening. Anyone interested in joining the Senior Choir may do so by either speaking to the director or coming to the practice sessions.
• Lutheran Laymen's League (LLL) - The LLL is an organization of St. Paul Church open to any man who is a communicant member of the congregation. The LLL meets the first Tuesday of every month at 7:30 p.m.
• Church Council - The Church Council meets once a month to consider and discuss all matters pertaining to the general welfare of the congregation as presented by various boards and to present recommendations to the congregation. The Church Council acts in matters committed to it by the Voters' Assembly and in cases of emergency, between congregational meetings.
• Special Talents - If you have a talent such as playing the organ and would like to play for church services, please speak to the Pastor.

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