Local Outreach
Making Jesus Known in Greenville, SC
It is our desire at SPC both to know Jesus and to make him known. In addition to our worship and ministries at St. Paul’s, we are blessed to be able to be a part of a number of outreach ministries in our community. Some of these we partner with other organizations and some are right from our own church family. If you would like to learn more about any of these ministries, please contact Charmen (charmen@stpaulsgreenville.com) and we would be happy to get you any information we can and connect you with the people leading each ministry.
Harvest Simpsonville
St. Paul’s Church birthed Harvest Anglican, a church plant in nearby Simpsonville, SC, in August of 2021. With the prayers and financial assistance of SPC, Harvest Anglican is now an official “congregation” within the Diocese currently serving approximately 100 worshipers.
Miracle Hill Ministries
Miracle Hill Ministries has served upstate South Carolina for more than 85 years. Through its addiction programs, foster homes, rescue missions, transitional housing, food ministries and more, Miracle Hill Ministries serve people experiencing homelessness in the upstate.
How can I help?
SPC supports their ministry in many ways! One is to assist with the graduations from Overcomes Center for Men and Renewal Center for Women. Contact David Adams (david@stpaulsgreenville.com) to see how you can get involved!
Servants for Sight
Servant for Sight’s mission is to follow the model of Jesus by bringing hope and healing to our communities through preventative and restorative eye care. SPC supports this ministry both financially and physically with volunteers.
Need to Nourish
Need to Nourish is part of the Greenville County School Backpack Program. This ministry provides backpacks of non-perishable food items to elementary school children in Greenville schools to sustain them over the weekend. Need 2 Nourish at SPC provides children at Cashion Elementary. These items are donated and packed by volunteers from SPC.
How can I help?
If you would like to be a part of a ministry to help provide and pack bags of nonperishable food for children to be nourished on the weekends, please contact Claudette Oliver at Claudetteo5931@gmail.com.
View the shipping list here and click below to sign up to provide much-needed items! Instacart or Amazon deliveries can be received at SPC during weekday business hours, or drop items on carts near the entrances to the Legacy Building.
Kairos Prison Ministry
Through prayer, volunteering at prisons, baking cookies and financial support, SPC supports the mission of the Kairos Prison Ministry, which is to share the transforming love and forgiveness of Jesus to impact the hearts and lives of those in prison and their families. These efforts help the inmates become loving and productive citizens in their communities.
Kings Classical School
Launched in the Fall of 2025, Kings Classical School was founded by members of St. Paul’s Church to serve the families in the Greenville community that are seeking a classical, biblically faithful education. SPC prayerfully and financially supports Kings Classical School.
Serenity Place
Healing the whole family, that is the goal of Serenity Place. Serenity Place is a treatment facility for pregnant women and young mothers that are battling substance use disorders. The women of SPC support these mothers and young children with their time and talents as well as financial resources from SPC.
How can I help?
If you have a tender heart toward the downtrodden, a willingness to serve the Mothers of Serenity Village as they journey on a pathway to independence, stability and provision, please contact DeeDee Cass (deedeecass@gmail.com).
Gateway Greenville
Gateway of Greenville was established with the mission of improving the quality of life for adults with mental illness in Greenville through their Clubhouse approach. A Clubhouse is a community center that serves as a hub for the many opportunities and activities of its mentally ill adult participants.
Meyer Center
Founded in 1954, the Meyer Center continues its vision of enriching the lives of children with disabilities so they may reach their full potential. The Meyer Center truly believes and practices that in the right environment, any child can learn.
Helping Hands Mentors at Sterling Community Center
At the Sterling Community Center, many children simply need someone to believe in them-someone to sit beside them, encourage them, and help them grow.
How can I help?
If you are interested in becoming a Helping Hand Mentor, please contact Charmen (charmen@stpaulsgreenville.com).
Souper Bowl of Caring
Each year in early February, we celebrate Super Bowl Sunday together as a church family by enjoying a soup lunch with each other and collect donations for a ministry here in Greenville. Over the past few years we have seen thousands of dollars raised for ministries like Serenity Place.