St Pauls United Methodist Church

Our Story

Since its inception in 1905, St. Paul’s United Methodist Church has served as a sacred space in the heart of Houston, where individuals come together to seek, find, and respond to God’s love and grace. Founded by Mrs. J. O. Ross, who donated property after her recovery from illness, the church has grown from humble beginnings in the Winnie Davis Auditorium to a vibrant community that continues to thrive today.

Over the years, St. Paul’s has expanded its facilities and outreach, moving to its current location at Main and Binz/Bissonnet in 1930. Despite challenges such as the Great Depression, the congregation has remained steadfast in its mission, paying off debts and enhancing its facilities, including the addition of the Jones Youth Building and the establishment of St. Paul’s School.

St. Paul’s is not just a church; it is a community committed to making a difference. Through partnerships with organizations like SEARCH Homeless Services and the Emergency Aid Coalition, St. Paul’s actively engages in providing food and support to those in need, embodying the spirit of hospitality, justice, and compassion.

Impact

The spirit of St. Paul’s extends beyond its sanctuary walls. By collaborating with local organizations, the church delivers essential food supplies to vulnerable populations, ensuring that no one in the community goes hungry. Your support enables these vital outreach efforts, fostering hope and healing in Houston.

Why Donate?

Your generosity fuels the ministries that nourish souls and extend far beyond the church's walls.

Call to Action

Join the mission of St. Paul’s United Methodist Church by donating today. Your contributions, whether in cryptocurrency or cash, empower the church to continue its impactful work in the community. Together, let’s make a difference!