Outreach
St. Paul's works with Family Promise of Greater Rochester (formerly RAIHN) to provide shelter, meals and a caring environment to families that have been temporarily displaced while they seek housing and employment.
Due to COVID, our usual routine has changed. For more information, click below:
PAUL'S PLACE
Adopt-A-Classroom
On hold due to COVID, St. Paul's volunteers provide regular one-on-one reading and academic skill building for Kindergarten children at Rochester's Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. School #9.
"Since you excel in everything—in faith, in speech, in knowledge, in complete earnestness and in the love we have kindled in you—see that you also excel in this grace of giving." (2 Cor 8:7)
The Outreach Council provides financial support on behalf St. Paul's Church for a wide variety of community needs both locally and beyond. Non-profit organizations may also apply for one-time and recurring assistance using the forms below.
Click HERE for an application.
Click HERE for the funding report form.
Childcare center
St. Paul’s Child Care Center, a separate and distinct 501(C)3 not for profit organization, and St. Paul’s Church share common values around the care and growth of young children. STPCCC provides care for children from 8 weeks to 5 years and is proud to offer full day Universal Pre-Kindergarten. The Center is a Pathways accredited, non-denominational center that values the uniqueness of each child, honors the preferences and customs that families bring with them, and seeks ways to share family traditions.
St. JoSeph's House of hospitality
Outreach COUNCIL
As part of a community-wide ecumenical effort, St. Paul's volunteers prepare and serve a hot meal for up to 100 people who are among the working poor, unemployed, and homeless. On the first Saturday of each month from September to June, we gather at St. Joseph's House of Hospitality on South Avenue to heed our Lord's command to "Feed my lambs."