Holy Trinity Episcopal Church in Fayetteville is exhibiting a collection of Russian icons and icon-inspired contemporary pieces, Icons in Transformation, by Russian-born artist Ludmilla Pawlowska. Join a group of St. Paul’s parishioners who will visit the exhibit on Wednesday, December 5, 2018. Continue reading for details.
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A youth babysitting fundraiser will be held Friday, December 7, 2018 from 6:00-9:00 p.m. The youth will babysit kids ages 2 years through 5th grade in the parish hall. This is a fundraiser for youth missions and pilgrimages, so donations are accepted. Click HERE to sign up.
Looking for a way to impact your local community on Giving Tuesday? St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Cary provides a community preschool and works closely with other local charities serving needs throughout North Carolina. Please consider including us in your generosity; St. Paul’s cares about the local community, and we would love your support! You can…
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Our clergy has written a letter to St. Paul’s following the shooting at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh. Click HERE for a PDF of this letter or Continue reading.
Remember BJ? Rev. Bernard J. (BJ) Owens, IV, a former priest at St. Paul’s, was elected 12th Dean of Trinity Cathedral, Cleveland, OH. From 2006 to 2010, BJ served as Associate Rector at St.Paul’s. Click HERE for the announcement. Click HERE for some of BJ’s homilies at St. Paul’s.
Photos of Fall Carnival/Pumpkin Carving/Chili Cook-Off held October 28, 2018 are posted. Click HERE.
Veterans and Military Outreach (VMO) is collecting names of veterans and military members for special acknowledgement on Veteran’s Day in November. Please submit names and branch of service no later than October 31, 2018, to VMO@stpaulscary.org
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Thank you for your generous support of the Episcopal Farmworker Ministry in the wake of Hurricane Michael. Thanks to your donations, St. Paul’s sent $1135.00 to the ministry through plate offerings. Additionally, many parishioners donated directly to the ministry through their website. Continue reading for more.