There will be a chili luncheon on Sunday, November 12th celebrating Stewardship Sunday. Everyone is welcome, even if you didn’t sign up; there will be plenty of food! The meal will start at noon, following the […]
Please let us know if you would like offering envelopes for 2024! Many people do not use them, but many still do, as they like the reminders that are implicit in the envelope system. Let […]
Would you like a copy of the church photo directory emailed to you? Contact Cindy in the office for a PDF copy: cindy@stpaulsmilwaukee.org
St. Paul’s is blessed with a bevy of endowment funds that have been established and nourished by current members as well as those that have gone before us. The endowments support activities and needs ranging […]
Every member and friend of St. Paul’s is invited to join us for a Stewardship Ingathering and encouraged to return a generous pledge to support St. Paul’s in 2023. If you haven’t received your stewardship […]
Thanks to all who gave their 2023 pledge intentions on or before Sunday, November 27. And thanks to those who have yet to provide their intentions! Please think and pray on this and provide your […]
Remember Whack-A-Mole? The amusement park game where you earn points for hammering moles back into their holes before they can hide from your rubber mallet? As fast as you can knock one down, another pops […]
The Vestry is grateful that Anne H Vogel has provided a gift to St. Paul’s, in honor of Canon Joseph Kucharski, Director of Music and Liturgy. The funds are to be used as Canon Joseph […]
Welcome to the next edition of “Endowment 101”. So far we have reviewed St. Paul’s Unrestricted, Undesignated Outreach Endowment Fund and three other funds that specifically support the physical existence and upkeep of our beloved […]
At St. Paul’s, one Sunday each May is designated as “Endowment Sunday”. Hopefully you are enjoying the ongoing “Endowment 101” series. In May it is time to remember our heritage, to remember and give thanks […]
Welcome to the continuation of “Endowments 101”. Who needs Netflix when you can tune in to “Endowment 101” brought to you courtesy of St. Paul’s digital Apostille? The next endowment fund I would like to […]
Please help us beautify the church for Easter Day by making a generous gift to our Easter flowers fund. You can give online easily and safely, and include a memorial message remembering those you love […]
Welcome to the second edition of “Endowment 101”. The second Endowment I would like to touch on is the “Building Maintenance and Restoration Endowment”. This is one of three funds that support the physical status […]
St. Paul’s has been blessed over the years with various endowment funds. Most parishioners know this, but perhaps not in enough detail. Hence, in 2022, I will be providing an ongoing “St Paul’s Endowments 101”. […]
It’s not (yet!) too late to make year-end gifts so you can take the deduction this year. For some, it may be advantageous to pre-pay your pledge for next year so you can take the […]
Haven’t made your 2022 pledge yet? Now you can pledge online with ease! It’s safe, simple, and supports the mission and ministry of St. Paul’s! While you’re at it, why not automate the payment of […]
Fellow parishioners and friends: It is with mixed feelings that we must inform you that we will be leaving St. Paul’s church. We will be moving to Jacksonville, Fla., where Jennifer has accepted a position […]
Christian Stewardship refers to the responsibility that Christians have in maintaining and using wisely the gifts that God has bestowed. God wishes human beings to be his collaborators in the work of creation, redemption and […]
Chances are we don’t. And as a recent newcomer myself who’s terrible at remembering names, I can tell you that a current photo directory is really helpful! You can help by sending us your favorite […]
If you are age 70½ or older and required to take Required Minimum Distributions (RMD) from a traditional IRA, a smart way to give is through a Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD). With a traditional IRA […]
“All shall give as they are able, according to the blessing of the Lord your God that he has given you.” Deuteronomy 16:17 Our God knows something about leading people into the wilderness and having them […]
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