Campus & Community

St. Paul's is steadfast in our mission to reach outside the doors of the Church and

help fulfill the needs of our surrounding communities. 

  • Northport Food Pantry

    Every Sunday, we collect non-perishable food items in our cheerful red wagon to support the Ecumenical Lay Council's Food Pantry located in the First Presbyterian Church at 330 Main St. in Northport Village. The Food Pantry serves approximately 150 families each week.

  • Agnes' Attic Thrift Shop

    Since 2008, our thrift shop has served as a form of outreach to the Northport/East Northport community. It's named after Agnes Chipman - a devoted member of St. Paul's. The shop is stocked with a wonderful selection of clothing and household items. Dedicated members of our congregation run the shop and donate the profits to support many initiatives like Dress for Success, Hurricane Sandy Outreach, and Adopt-A-Family. The shop is located at the church with its own entrance at 120 Vernon Valley Road. Visit us on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

  • Scouting

    We are the chartered organization for Boy Scout Troop 474. Scouting activities began in the early 1970's at St. Paul's. Many Eagle & Gold Award projects have enhanced the grounds of our church property. Scouts have designed and planted gardens, erected fences, installed stairways and remodeled Sunday School rooms. We always enjoy hosting the scouts for Scout Sunday. For more information about Boy Scout Troop 474 email Scoutmaster Rob Thall  at RThall@optonline.net. For inquiries regarding Eagle and Gold Award projects, call Pam in the Church Office at 631.754.4422.

  • The School House - On Campus

    The mission at The School House is to integrate what we know works in education (Project-Based Learning, a Montessori Foundation, Socratic Method and Reggio Art & Nature) with what we love about American Traditional Schools (Sports, Music, Civics and Economic Diversity). 

    The Pre-Kindergarten program is for the 3 and 4 year-old learners in our community. They experience a Montessori Foundation that includes practical life and preparation for literacy, numeracy, geography, civics and grace & kindness. They will enjoy art, music and science in our outdoor Reggio-Emilia classroom.  

    Kindergarten-5th graders will be using our science lab, integrated Montessori materials and tactile technology while learning literacy, numeracy, geography, history and science. After lunch and recess, children apply what they’ve learned through hands-on projects in engineering/woodworking, music, nature studies and art. Italian and Spanish are also part of the curriculum along with spending two hours a day outside either in the School Yard or in our outdoor classroom.  

    Please let us know if we can offer you a tour or answer any questions by sending us an email at   info@theschoolhouse.org or calling 631.261.9000. Visit us online at www.theschoolhouse.org.

  • Peanut Butter and Jelly Gang

    We will be meeting after the 8:30am & 10:00am services on the following dates to make sandwiches for those who need. We always welcome donations of peanut butter, jelly and bread. Thank you for your time and helping hands!

    April 28, May 19, June 23, July 21, August 18, September 22, October 20, November 17 & December 8

  • YDA - On Campus

    The YDA offers fun trips and activities (a surf clinic, Bayville Adventure Park, Dave & Busters, drop-in basketball, Friday night rec with foosball, ping pong, etc.!!) for youth aged 11-21 in the Northport-East Northport, Elwood and Harborfields school districts. Their office hours are Monday-Thursday from 9:30-5pm and Fridays 2:30-10pm. You can stop in and meet them and check out the space or visit them online at ydaonline.org. You can also reach Rod Miller, Executive Director or Michelle Burnham, Assistant Director at 631.261.7901.

  • Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous

    Two community recovery groups meet weekly at St. Paul's.

    Alcoholic Anonymous (AA) meets on Wednesdays at 6:45 p.m. for newcomers and at 8:00 p.m. for the big book meeting. AA also meets again on Saturday evenings at 8:00 p.m. for an open discussion meeting. 

    Narcotics Anonymous (NA) meets on Friday evenings at 7:30 p.m.