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  • weekly parking brief

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    Parking on St. Paul's Campus

    • East-side church entrance closed
      Exciting campus i      mprovements coming! | Construction has begun on the east side of our entire campus. During this time the east (park-side) entrance to the church will be closed. While this means we will no longer be able to use the walkway from the park to the church during this time, the improvements will bring many blessings to our campus! Pinnacle will be creating a new drive along the east side, which includes additional parking spaces, required stormwater drainage, and a new entrance and exit flow onto Manchester Road. The project is expected to be completed by December 1, 2025 — just in time for us to enjoy expanded parking and improved access for the Christmas season!

       

    • Sundays | Construction is underway with parking available on our north lot. For handicapped parking, please reference the parking diagram below. 

    • Monday-Friday 6:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. | Please note that there is no parking at our west entrance (Ballas Road side) on weekdays because the zone is used as a heavy equipment throughway. 

  • MEAL PACKING EVENT: OCT. 18

    Sat., Oct. 18 | 9:30-11:45am | Gateway Christian Church

    Lunch at St. Paul's following

    Register | A handful of spots are open for Gateway’s Feed My Starving Children meal-packing event. You can still be part of the St. Paul’s team to help fight global hunger; sign up by Mon., Oct. 13 for the event and complimentary lunch following. 

  • reformation sunday: Oct. 26

    Cornerstone Laying | Sunday, Oct. 26  

    • The congregation is invited to join in procession after the late service for the ceremonial laying of the cornerstone, including placement of a time capsule, in our new Saints Hall center.

    "Worst WurstFest" | Sunday, Oct. 26 | Noon | Volunteer

    • Much has changed since our first Reformation Sunday festival, the Brat & Pie Fry. With limited gathering space in 2025, is this the worst idea? No, construction can’t stop community when Christ is our cornerstone and compass. (When our new facilities open in Q2 2026, get ready for the best WurstFest!)  Join us for meals and mingling in Fellowship Hall and the lobbies, including brats, sauerkraut, pretzels, root beer, dessert, music, and more.
    •  Volunteer to help at the event or to bake cookies.

  • VOTERS' MEETINGS: NOV. 2 & 16

    Sun., Nov. 2 | Noon | Sanctuary

    A voters’ meeting will be held to vote to extend a Call for St. Paul's next senior pastor. Meeting documents, the candidate's biography, and proxy voting link are available for congregational review at our password-protected member portal:


    voters' meeting page


    Sun., Nov. 16 | Noon | Sanctuary

    Regular voters' meeting covering the budget, board and council elections, and a building report. 

  • CHRISTMAS SHOEBOXES

    Christmas Shoeboxes | Fill and return by Sun., Nov. 16

    Send a Christmas gift of hope around the world! Operation Christmas Child collects and distributes shoeboxes filled with gifts, supplies, and the message of the Gospel in a 12-lesson Bible study to children in need in 150+ countries. Complimentary empty shoeboxes are in the narthex. Our goal this year is to fill 500 shoeboxes! Three ways to help:

    1. Shop and Fill a Shoebox
      Suggestions | How to pack | Start with one "wow" item such as a doll, large toy, soccer ball/pump, toy truck, stuffed animal, or musical instrument. Then fill in with items like markers, crayons, a toothbrush, puzzle, rump rope, stickers, Yo-yo, Frisbee, binoculars, hat, and more. 

    2. Donate | Write a check to St. Paul’s, or donate online, with the notation “shoeboxes.”

    3. Build Online | Build a shoebox online, or make an online donation to Samaritan's Purse.

  • senior pastor call process

    Learn more | St. Paul's maintains a webpage for congregation reference, featuring published updates from the call committee, insights about the call process, key documents, and congregational survey insights.


    call process webpage

  • MONTHLY small-setting communion

    Next date: Monday, Nov. 3 | Noon | Sanctuary

    If mobility challenges or concerns about crowds have kept you from in-person church worship or Communion, you are warmly invited to a special small-setting worship opportunity on the first Monday of each month. Our pastors look forward to meeting you for orders of worship.

2025 parking MAP

updated september 2025

St. Paul’s is pleased to announce that we have secured arrangements with two neighboring businesses for overflow parking during construction.

  • Parking on St. Paul's Campus

    Sunday | Parking is available on our north lot.  
        

    Monday-Friday 6:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. | Please note that there is no parking at our west entrance (Ballas Road side) on weekdays because the zone is used as a heavy equipment throughway. 

  • Handicapped Parking circledownarrow Diagram and details below 
    West-entrance spots | Weekends & holidays
  • Parking at Edward Jones Garage
    Sundays and Evenings | The Edward Jones garage across Ballas Road is available for parking all day Sunday, and on weekdays after 6:00 p.m. You’re encouraged to take advantage of the stoplight crosswalk.

  • Parking at the Village Bar < 11:00 a.m.
    Daily | The Village Bar has offered parking in their lots prior to their restaurant hours. Access church via the Manchester Road sidewalk. Please be mindful to depart before the restaurant opens at 11:00 a.m.
  • Schnucks Plaza
    Daily | Overflow parking is available at the north end of the Schnucks plaza across Manchester Road. Please be mindful to avoid using parking spots in front of businesses during their open hours.   

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handicapped access

Weekends only | West-entrance spots | On Sundays, the three west-entrance handicapped spots are available for use. 


Monday through Friday, for the protection of your vehicle, and to prevent work stoppages if construction equipment cannot enter through west-side (Ballas Road) construction gates, congregation members are asked to avoid parking in west-entrance spots.


Daily: School | Handicapped parking is also available near the north entrance to our school building.


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construction

through second quarter  2026

Parking Impacts

With the construction of our new ministry facilities, we are adapting to significant parking changes due to construction zones, trucks, and building materials on campus. 

  • Parking limitations are temporary; when construction is complete, full parking capacity will be restored. 
  • Carpooling is encouraged.
  • For worshipers with mobility challenges, we hope to prioritize use of the 86 remaining campus parking spaces
  • Passenger drop-off is available at the west lobby entrance, with a new temporary exit created.
  • Extra parking is available at Edward Jones, the Village Bar, and at the north-end Schnuck plaza lot.