General Fund
As God's people, we are called to tend to the needs of our neighbors - those who are hungry, thirsty, naked, sick, in prison, or in need of welcome (Mt. 25:35).
During this time of COVID these needs have only grown. Even though our in-person worship and ministries are on hold, there are many families, children, and seniors for whom these needs are very real. Can you help? If you are able to make a special Christmas donation, you can send or drop it off at the church with the note "Christmas Appeal" on your check, and we will redirect 100% of your donation to a local non-profit organization. Or, you may make donations directly to an organization of your choice. Below are several possibilities. Thank you for your generosity during these difficult times.
During this time of COVID these needs have only grown. Even though our in-person worship and ministries are on hold, there are many families, children, and seniors for whom these needs are very real. Can you help? If you are able to make a special Christmas donation, you can send or drop it off at the church with the note "Christmas Appeal" on your check, and we will redirect 100% of your donation to a local non-profit organization. Or, you may make donations directly to an organization of your choice. Below are several possibilities. Thank you for your generosity during these difficult times.
SPLC General Fund
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SPLC Music & Technology Fund
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New Pathways
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Feed My Starving Children
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This fund pays for all on-going expenses such as mortgage, insurance, utilities, staff salaries, maintenance, general repairs, snowplowing… and more.
The Worship, Music & Technology Fund supports our worship offerings at St. Paul Lutheran. Giving to this fund will allow us to initiate, grow and improve our online worship.
Giving to LSS Supports transformational change in people’s lives through providing shelter to youth who have none, nutritious meals and companionship to older adults, community-based care for people with disabilities- along with many other services to 1 in 65 Minnesotans each year.
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