Changing the world

We believe God is at work in our world righting the wrong, caring for the needy, and ending injustices. God calls us to join in that good work! We create opportunities for people to love God and others through service projects and missions in the church, in the community, and around the world. 


How is God calling you to love others? Have a great idea for a mission project? Let us know! We believe God is calling each of us, and we want to help you find your mission. Let's join God in changing the world! 

Serving at St. Paul's

It's always been the people of St. Paul's that make everything possible! Whether it's serving on Sunday mornings in worship or in Sunday School, or throughout the week helping with meals or changing lightbulbs, we need you! Contact us to find a place to serve! Here are a few areas where you can serve at St. Pauls:


Ushers and Greeters

Nursery Attendants

Sunday School Assistants

Coffee Hour Hosts

Muggers (delivering mugs to first time visitors)

Wednesday Dinner prep

Choir or Contemporary Band

Care Visits and Cards

Serving local mission

God in Christ is transforming the whole world, that involves caring for the needy and righting wrongs. We believe God calls us to join in that transformation right where we are! Weekly, monthly, and annually, we are at work in town, making things right and caring for our neighbors. Contact us to join in our local missions. 


Idaho Falls Food Basket

Idaho Falls Soup Kitchen

Habitat for Humanity

Ruth House Emergency Housing for Women

Creation Vacation

Easter Baskets for Children of Incarcerated Parents

Christmas Adopt-a-Family

Serving around the world

Through the global connection of the United Methodist Church, we have opportunities to make an impact across our globe. We send mission teams, both youth and adult, throughout the world, in the US and overseas. Contact us to learn more about our next mission trip or global mission project. 


Methodist Camp, Nova Almeida, Brazil

El Vergel Methodist Agricultural School, Chile

Epworth Project, Louisiana

United Methodist Committee on Relief

Imagine No Malaria