When the Rev. Sarah Phelps invited me to consider an interim position at St. Paul’s, I knew it was just that — an interim position for a number of months, waiting on the arrival of the new rector. Hear more about what’s next…
Worship. Serve. Grow.
Worship. Serve. Grow.
Posts by Mary Kintz
The Racial Justice Planning Group is offering two opportunities in April to learn more about the Rev. Dr. Pauli Murray, recorded as the first Black woman to be ordained an Episcopal priest, and a leader in the Civil Rights and Women’s Rights movements.
The Rev. Jay Weldon will officially begin his ministry with us on April 15, and we are excited about all that lies ahead! Learn how you can be involved in our welcoming activities.
Advocacy Day is an annual event where the bishops and diocesan, ministry and advocacy leaders spend the day at the General Assembly meeting with elected representatives from across the state.
Housing affordability is not keeping up with population growth in Wake County, the third-fastest growing county in the country. We need a large turnout at the upcoming ONE Wake assembly on April 11 to keep pressure on elected officials.
With grateful hearts, the vestry of St. Paul’s can now announce that we have unanimously voted to call the Rev. Dr. Jay Weldon to be our next rector. Read all about it here.
As violence spreads in the Middle East, you are invited to come together to pray for peace this Friday night at 7 p.m. on Zoom.
Giving a lily that will decorate the worship spaces for Easter services is a beautiful way to remember and give thanks for special people, for a donation of $35 per plant.
The St. Paul’s Daytime Book Group meets the second Tuesday of the month at noon in the Youth Wing, and we’d love to have new folks join us! Learn more.
Representatives from the Episcopal Farmworker Ministry (EFWM) will be with us on Mar. 22 for Hermano Day, our 29th year honoring their work. Learn what’s needed.