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Appalachia Service Project – Registration Deadline

There are still spots available for the Appalachia Service Project (ASP) mission trip this year, June 18-24, 2023. The trip is open to high school students, including rising 9th graders. We are now ready to offer spots to those outside our congregation. If you haven’t registered yet and want to go, contact Kevin Swann by…

Preschool Openings for 2023-24 School Year

St. Paul’s Preschool has openings for children ages one through five for the 2023-24 school year. If you are interested in enrolling your child, please contact Brooke Bowersox, Director, or Laura Gorman, Assistant Director, to schedule a tour. You can also find registration forms and learn more about us on the St. Paul’s Preschool webpage.

Altar Guild Honors Anne Babb

Please join the Altar Guild in thanking Anne Babb for her outstanding service to St. Paul’s as leader of this ministry for more than 5 years. The members of the St. Paul’s Altar Guild honored Anne recently and presented her with an inscribed paver that we will have placed in the circle of St. Paul’s Church. We are very fortunate that she continues to be a part of the Altar Guild.

Women’s Beach Week 2023: Update

We have reached capacity for the WEEKEND of May 5-7, 2023, but there are a few spots available earlier in the week. Contact Yvon Daniel at ydaniel60@gmail.com if you would like to get away to Emerald Isle April 30-May 4.  Reminder to those going that payment is now due, $75/night; please send payment to the church and note WBW in the memo…

Mulch Madness in the Courtyard!

Looking for a way to burn off some energy and make an impact at St. Paul’s? Grab a rake or shovel and join us on Saturday, March 18, 2023, at 9:00 a.m. in the courtyard as we move mulch into the flower beds in preparation for the growing season. Muscle energy and music makes the work go quickly; please click on continue reading to sign up.

Hermano Day 2023 is Sunday, March 19

Sunday, March 19 is Hermano Day at St. Paul’s, when we recognize the sacrifice of our neighbors who do the hard work of planting and harvesting our food. One way the Farmworker Ministry here at St. Paul’s supports the work of the Episcopal Farmworker Ministry in Newton Grove, NC, is by collecting donations of clothes and other items (see below for a list of most needed items) and presenting them on Hermano Day.