Making Jesus Known Around the World
We are so excited that God has given us the amazing opportunity to be a part of spreading of the gospel around the world. Below is a list of some of ministries. If you would like to learn more about St. Paul's Church and our involvement with the ministries below, please contact us. We'd be happy to answer your questions and connect you with the people in charge of these ministries.
It's time to spread joy with Operation Christmas Child!
Starting Sunday, October 5
Grab information and pick up your shoebox in the narthex or downstairs entry. Prefer to pack online? You can create a shoebox online on the Samaritan's Purse website by clicking here.
Questions? Contact Railey (railey@stpaulsgreenville.com) for more information.
All boxes are due by Sunday, November 9.
2025 Rwanda Mission Trip
St. Paul’s Church has a long-standing relationship with Bishop John Rucyahana and Transformational Ministries (TM) in Rwanda, which includes ongoing financial support of this ministry. Bishop John and TM have a wealth of experience hosting mission groups like ours.
Join us in praying for our team of 10 SPC members who will travel to Rwanda from November 6-14. To learn more about the trip specifics, click here.
See more about Transformational Ministries below!
walk with rwanda
From the very beginning, St. Paul's Church has been connected with the Anglican Church of Rwanda. We were planted under the jurisdiction of PEAR USA (the American branch of the Rwandan Church) and we continue to be dedicated to walking with our brothers and sisters in Africa.
We support the Anglican Church of Rwanda both financially and through prayer.
missionaries around the world
Kerry with the leadership of Christ Church Amsterdam
Kerry and Cynthia Buttram
“Therefore don’t judge anything prematurely, before the Lord comes, who will both bring to light what is hidden in darkness and reveal the intentions of the hearts. And then praise will come to each one from God.” 1 Corinthians 4:5 HCSB
Kerry and Cynthia Buttram
Coming out of our own congregation here at SPC, Kerry and Cynthia relocated to Cairo, Egypt with the Anglican-Episcopal Diocese of Egypt at All Saints’ Cathedral and SAMS. In 2019, they moved to the Netherlands to serve the community of Christ Church Amsterdam (Church of England/Diocese in Europe).
“Amsterdam is an international crossroads where people from every nation meet for work, trade and opportunity. We seek to equip the people of Christ Church Amsterdam to so experience the fullness of life Jesus offers that friends and neighbors who thirst for living water will come and drink. We believe this is both ‘taught’ and ‘caught’ in the context of a church community. It must be lived out through loving service to one another, through a commitment to reconciliation and healing, and by continually working to create a culture of welcome.”
Zach & Noelle Slagel
Zach, Noelle and their four children spent nearly eight years serving cross-culturally in Cambodia through church planting and counseling alongside their growing family. For the last five years, they lived in Albania where they led a house church and provided soul care to global workers living in the Balkan countries of Europe. The Slagels have returned to Cambodia to serve the Anglican Church in pastoral ministry and spiritual formation.
Harvent Anglican in sIMPSONVILLE, sc
Travis Abercrombie is serving the Lord through the Diocese of the Carolinas by planting Harvest Anglican Church in Simpsonville, SC. They are a community of Christians seeking the heart of Jesus and serving the hearts of people in His name.
The Gathering church in spartanburg, sc
Mike and Ellen Myers served the Lord through the Diocese of the Carolinas by planting The Gathering Church, an Anglican church in Spartanburg, SC. Their mission is to be disciples who make disciples of Jesus Christ as they seek His Kingdom together.
Operation Christmas Child
SPC is blessed to be able to participate in Operation Christmas Child each Christmas season. Operation Christmas Child is a project of Samaritan’s Purse, an international relief organization. Their mission is to provide local partners around the world with shoeboxes filled with small toys, hygiene items, and school supplies as a means of reaching out to children in their own communities with the Good News of Jesus Christ.
boma, dominican republic
Multiple years a team from St. Paul's has made its way to the village of Boma in the Dominican Republic to serve the people there and to learn from them what it looks like to follow Jesus as a disciple.