Church

Get Involved at St. Paul

At St. Paul, the work of the church happens through teams of dedicated people who share their time and talents to serve others. There are many ways to get involved, whether you enjoy helping behind the scenes, planning events, or reaching out to the community. We’d love to help you find a place where your gifts and passions can make a difference. If something here catches your interest, just contact the church office at officeadmin@stpaullc.net— we’ll help you get connected.

Money & Records

Are you detail-oriented, comfortable with numbers? Perhaps you have experience in banking, accounting, or recordkeeping? You might like to join with others to handle the church’s finances, donations, and reports.

Audit Committee – Checks records to be sure money is handled correctly.
Finance Committee – Creates the church budget and oversees how money is spent.
Endowment Fund Committee – Manages money donated for long-term growth and special projects.
Memorial Fund Committee – Keeps track of gifts given in memory of someone and how they’re used.
Scholarship Committee – Handles applications and awards for the scholarship funds.

Leadership & Staff Support

Do you have experience in leadership, human resources, or simply enjoy helping others succeed? These teams play an important role in guiding the church and supporting our staff and council members. If you’re thoughtful, fair-minded, and value confidentiality, there’s a place for you here. Your insight and care can make a lasting difference in the life of our church community!

Church Council- Acts as a board of directors to manage the operations of the congregation with oversight of all committees, organizations and activities within the congregation.
Executive Committee – Provides guidance to the church council and helps shape major decisions.
Nominating Committee – Identifies and invites members to serve in church leadership roles.
Mutual Ministry Committee – Offers encouragement and support to our pastor and church staff, helping them thrive in their ministries.

Faith & Learning

If you enjoy helping others learn or love working with children and teens, this is a great place to share your gifts! These teams help people of all ages grow in their faith and understanding of God’s word. Whether you’re a teacher, a planner, or someone who simply loves to encourage others, you’ll find a meaningful way to serve here.

Christian Education Committee – Guides Sunday School, Bible studies, and faith education for all ages.
Youth Committee – Plans youth group activities, service projects, and trips.

Fellowship & Community

Are you friendly? Or want a strong sense of community both within the church and beyond its doors? Whether you enjoy meeting new people, planning events, or serving others, there’s a place for you to share your time and talents while making a difference.

Church Life Committee – Plans fun and fellowship events to bring members together.
Evangelism Committee – Reaches out to visitors and the wider community to share Christ’s love.
Social Concerns Committee – Leads projects that help people in need locally or around the world.
Stewardship Committee – Encourages everyone to give their time, talents, and financial gifts.

Maintenance & Safety

Are you someone who likes to work with their hands? Perhaps you have repair skills, carpentry, landscaping or other skills that can help one of committees that care for the church’s property and safety.

Property Committee – Looks after the church buildings, grounds, and repairs.
Memorial Garden and Columbarium Committee – Keeps the memorial garden beautiful and organizes arrangements for loved ones remembered there.
Safety & Security Committee – Keeps the campus safe for worship, meetings, and activities.

Worship, Music, & Technology

Do you have a love of music? Is your soul soothed by a well-planned worship service? Do you like working with computers? These groups support worship services and the tools that make the church run smoothly.

Worship & Music Committee – Helps plan worship services, music, and special events.
Technology Committee – Oversees sound, video, livestreaming during worship services, and helps maintain and advance technology resources throughout the church.

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Other Ways to Connect & Serve

Looking to get more involved or meet others who share your faith? The groups and ministries below are great ways to connect with like-minded people, grow spiritually, and serve God together. There’s something for everyone—no matter where you are on your faith journey. If something here inspires you, just reach out to the church office at officeadmin@stpaullc.net we’ll gladly help you get connected.

"Come To The Table"

A weekly, open to the public, prayer meeting held Tuesdays at 10 am at What's Cookin' Downtown located at 123 Laurens St NW, Aiken. No RSVP necessary- each person covers their own food and beverage, so feel free to order as much or as little as you’d like. Just pull up a chair and join in the group.

"God On Tap"

Join us every Tuesday evening at 5:00 p.m. for God on Tap is a relaxed, faith-based discussion group that meets at a local restaurant (see schedule below). It’s a time to share conversation, questions, and community over a good meal (or just a drink if you prefer). Everyone is welcome and you don’t have to be a church member to join in!

Each person covers their own food and beverage, so feel free to order as much or as little as you’d like. Just come as you are and enjoy thoughtful conversation in a casual setting.

1st Tuesday: AnShu Chinese Restaurant

2nd, 3rd and 4th Tuesday: Red Lobster

Prayer Chain Ministry

Our Prayer Chain Ministry connects caring, prayerful individuals in small groups who are committed to praying privately for those in need. When someone requests prayer, whether for themselves, a loved one, or a special concern. These groups lift those needs before God with compassion and confidentiality. It’s a quiet but powerful way our church family supports one another through prayer.

Prayer Shawl Ministry

Prayer shawl ministry makes prayer shawls to welcome new members and special guests and to express support and concern for those who are ill or bereaved.

Rejoicing Readers

Rejoicing Readers is a St. Paul Lutheran Church Book Club dedicated to learning and fellowship through reading. They meet six to nine times a year to discuss books that the members have read.

Stephen Ministry

Stephen Ministry is a ministry of this congregation in which specially trained Stephen Ministers provide distinctively Christian one-to-one care to those among us who are experiencing difficult life circumstances and want someone to walk with them. An