Giving Opportunities at St. Paul Lutheran Church

General Fund – The general fund is primarily used to support the day-to-day operations and ministries of St. Paul Lutheran Church.

Building & Grounds Repair Fund – This fund is used for unbudgeted repairs to the church and parsonage. St. Paul Lutheran Church received a new roof in 2026.

Helping Hands Fund – The pastor uses this to help individuals in need.

Education Fund – Supplies for Sunday School, Confirmation or Adult Ed come from this fund.

Nass Scholarship Fund – This fund was set up to give scholarships to students attending Christian Colleges.

Music Fund – New music or equipment is paid for from this fund.

 

Forward In Faith Fund – This fund is for future projects, repairs or updating.

St. Paul Cemetery Fund – We used this fund to cover the maintenance expenses at our cemetery.

Altar Guild Fund – The Altar Guild uses money in this fund to replace worn out items used during worship.

David Clyburn Faust Endowment Fund – This fund was set up by David’s family. As the fund grows, they will be offering scholarship to students studying education for kids with special needs.

St. Paul Library Fund – The library is funded completely by donations. The money collected goes towards new books, movies and supplies for our library which is located in the basement, just off the fellowship hall.

WELCA – The women of St. Paul’s are a part of the Beaver Dam conference of the ELCA. Funds are used to update our kitchen with supplies and equipment, purchase quilting supplies and provide Christmas Cheer boxes for homebound. Each year, hundreds of quilts are made by the women at St. Paul’s and sent to Lutheran World Relief.

Donations - If you are interested in giving to St. Paul Lutheran Church, you are able to stop by the office with your donation or mail to;

St. Paul Lutheran Church - 16 S Walnut St - Mayville WI 53050

If you are interested in donating to a particular fund, please make note of it when you give. Any undesignated funds are put towards the general fund.