Trustees

From the St. Paul's By-Laws, dated February 22, 1998

The Board of Trustees shall be composed of the three elected Trustees, with Trustee #1 serving as the Head Trustee. It shall be the responsibility of the trustees to represent the congregation in all suits at law, enter into contracts on behalf of the congregation, and to transact business devolving upon the congregation as an incorporated body. In all such corporate matters, the trustees shall act only in accordance with the instructions and resolutions of the congregation as set forth in Article XV of the St. Paul's Constitution. The Trustee shall maintain adequate insurance coverage, and set fees and regulate the use of all church owned properties. They shall control the issuance of all keys, and keep an updated inventory of all property and equipment. The Trustees shall also have charge of all documents (legal papers, financial records, minutes, historical documents, etc.) which are of no immediate usefulness, and provide for their safe storage and protection. They shall also see that an audit of the financial records be done each year. The Trustees may be entrusted with other duties at the discretion of the congregation.