Missions

To demonstrate our love for Christ and for one another, the members of St. Paul’s consider it is a joy and privilege to offer our time, money, and talents to a needy world. Throughout the year, we seek to support a variety of programs and organizations. Some provide aid locally; others reach out both nationally and internationally.

Food is collected on a weekly basis to serve the needs of those in the Birdsboro area.
In the fall we collect school supplies and distribute them through through the food bank.
Financial donations are also collected to allow the food bank to purchase needed items at subsidized and bulk rates.
- $1 can be multipled up to 20 times through these means.
- Donations can be mailed either to St. Paul's or directly to the food bank.

Attn: Food Bank
New First Baptist Church of Birdsboro
216 North Mill Street
Birdsboro, PA 19508

For a schedule of when the food bank is open, check out the calendar.
For more information on Food bank Ministry, contact The Greater Berks Food Bank.

Through Hopewell Love INC, we join other community churches to be the Body of Chirst in this region of Berks and Montgomery County.
We discover how we might house the homeless, feed the hungry, clothe the naked, and simply be a loving neighbor to those in need in our communities.
The Community Table in Birdsboro is one of the monthly ministries.
- Every first Tuesday of each month, local churches take turns to host a free community meal where all are invited to come and share in a meal of plenty and a fellowship of love.
- The meals are hosted at the Birdsboro Community Library.
- Check out the calendar for more information.
To learn more about the nation-wide ministry of Love INC, check out their site.

This organization serves low-income, at-risk men, women, and children of Berks County.
For more information check out the Opportunity House.

Since 1863 Bethany has provided residential services for children and adolescents who come abusive and broken homes. Here they find a place of stability, healthy love, acceptance, patience, and attentive care, which otherwise they would never have known in their life.
Some children come temporarily for crisis housing.
Some children grow up on the campus when they are no longer able to return to a parent's home.
We offer monetary support and join in their annual Christmas gift drive.
To learn more about this amazing ministry of the United Church of Christ, check out Bethany Children's Home.

The annual CROP Walk raises funds and awareness to address hunger within the local community and on an international basis.
To learn more about CROP check out Church World Service.

We support various missions of the UCC to provide emergency and ongoing assistance here and abroad.
Learn more at the National site of the United Church of Christ.