About Us
A Warm, Friendly, and Traditional Small Church
If you live in Conroe, you are close to St. Paul (see directions, below). We are traditional without being stuffy and friendly without being imposing. Many come to St. Paul because they feel welcomed and relaxed here. We are truly a family in Christ, and invite you to come visit anytime. Our Sunday worship service is at 11 a.m., with Sunday school for all ages at 10.
Dress is casual. And... we have Fellowship Luncheons after worship on the 2nd Sunday of every month!
Youth and Children
St. Paul CREW (Christians Ready, Equipped, and Willing) is for all youth and children--and their friends! Our hands-on, artfully crafted, multisensory Bible lessons on Sunday morning are second to none. St. Paul offers music, camping, missions, outings, and best of all healthy, wholesome friendships for children and youth. Children are welcome participants in leading worship every Sunday.
Mission and Ministry
Conroe St. Paul United Methodist Church is extremely active in our community. We fill Easter baskets for CPS; Christmas boxes for Seafarer's Center, and Backpacks with supplies for elementary students. We placed 75 wreaths with Wreaths Across America this year to remember those who served our military. HopeCrafters make monthly gifts for nursing home residents. St. Paul supports the Montgomery County Food Bank, and our pastor serves as a Montgomery County Justice Court Chaplain, and on the Montgomery County Search and Rescue Team. We host an annual Christmas Party for the residents of Independence Hall in Houston. St. Paul believes that we are blessed to be a blessing! Come join the blessings!
Worship, Activities, and Directions
WORSHIP
St. Paul offers 11 a.m. traditional worship with Scriptural-based sermons and music that follow the liturgical year. Young children are invited to go with a teacher to attend "childrens church" after the pastor offers her children's message. Occasionally St. Paul enjoys country-gospel or contemporary themed services with guest musicians.
The Sacrament of Holy Communion is celebrated on the first Sunday of every month. We believe that our Lord welcomes anyone who desires to receive Holy Communion to come and participate. We receive the elements by intinction, that is, by dipping the bread in non-alcoholic wine, or grape juice.
Christmas Eve, Ash Wednesday, and Good Friday services are held in the early evenings.
Dress comfortably for all St. Paul worship services.
Coming Up in MARCH
- MAR 4 - 3rd SUNDAY OF LENT Sunday School 10 a.m.
Worship 11 a.m. - MAR 7 - Hopecrafters 9 a.m. in Fellowship Hall
- MAR 11 - 4th SUNDAY OF LENT
Sunday School 10 a.m.
New Member Sunday 11 a.m.
Fellowship Luncheon at Noon - MAR 14 - HopeCrafters 9 a.m.
- MAR 18 - 5th SUNDAY OF LENT
Sunday School 10 a.m.
Worship 11 a.m. - MAR 21 - HopeCrafters 9 a.m.
Wrap Easter Baskets for CPS - MAR 25 - PALM SUNDAY
Sunday School 10 a.m.
Worship - 11 a.m.
SENIORS' EGG HUNT! - noon - MAR 28 - HopeCrafters 9 a.m.
- MAR 30 - GOOD FRIDAY
Good Friday Church Supper 6 p.m.
Good Friday Tenebrae Service - 6:30
SEE LINK BELOW FOR THE SCHEDULE OF MEETINGS FOR THE LONE STAR BRIDGE CLUB.
HOW TO GET TO ST. PAUL
ADDRESS:
1100 WEST SEMANDS ST.
936-756-5442
Click the blue link below and then click the green "Directions" button on the Mapquest page. Mapquest will give you the best route to St. Paul.
-- OR USE THESE DIRECTIONS --
From the intersection of I-45 and Highway 105 (W. Davis), travel 1/2 mile north on the northbound feeder. Turn right onto Semands. St. Paul is two blocks east on Semands, on the left. 936-756-5442