Join the webinar: One United People: A Dialogue on Refugee Resettlement and Faithful Welcome, Wednesday, September 14 at 2:00 PM. In advance of the UN General Assembly summit on refugees and migrants, join Episcopal Migration Ministries for a conversation with our Connecticut resettlement partners on the global refugee crisis. Continue reading for details.
PRESCHOOL: Looking for a Preschool Home? Come join us at St. Paul’s Preschool. We have spots available in our one-year-old class, 3 day three-year old class, 5 day four-year-old class and TK (Transitional Kindergarten class. Please call the Preschool Office (919-467-3788) or email stpaulspreschoolcary@gmail.com for more information. Come Love, Laugh, Learn with us! COFFEE HOUR MINISTRY HIGHLIGHTS: The Ministry of Mothers Sharing…
St. Paul’s summer schedule has ended and changes back to our regular schedule on Sunday, September 11, 2016. Worship services are at 7:30, 9:00, and 11:15 AM. Sunday school begins also and meets at 10:05 (click HERE for more on children’s activities).
Looking for a Preschool Home? Come join us at St. Paul’s Preschool. We have spots available in our one-year-old class, 3 day three-year old class, 5 day four-year-old class and TK (Transitional Kindergarten) class. Registration forms are available HERE. Please call the Preschool Office (919-467-3788) or email stpaulspreschoolcary@gmail.com for more information. Come Love, Laugh, Learn…
The Altar Flower Chart for 2017 will be placed in the narthex in early December. If you would like to give flowers that will decorate the altar for a Sunday service, please sign up for the Sunday of your choice. Continue reading for more….
Want to keep up with happenings at the diocese? You can subscribe to “Please Note,” a weekly email from the Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina. Click HERE for the Aug 17, 2016 edition of Please Note, featuring Bishop Anne’s personal decision concerning the bishop search. Click HERE to subscribe to Please Note.
Here is the latest update on our refugee family from Myanmar who resettled here on June 25. Mya Kyaw (pronounced Mia Chaw) and his family of 6 are doing great. They love the apartment and are very thankful for the furniture and all the things that we did for them. There are volunteer opportunities available to help our newest refugee family. They could use some help being driven to appointments and with ESL instruction. Click HERE to sign up! Continue reading for more and to see what you can do….
Recordings of homilies are now available via podcast. You can find our podcast on iTunes or the Apple podcast app, Feedburner, Stitcher, or your favorite Android podcast app.
The End-of-Summer Mini Ministry Fair will be held in the Parish Hall during coffee hour on August 28, 2016. All are welcome! This will be a kid-friendly event; children can earn a prize for their participation. Stop by and check out great opportunities to get involved including: Adult Education Committee, Arts and Crafts Festival for…
A program titled Economic Empowerment and the Church in African American Communities will be held at Saint Augustine’s Chapel at 7:00 PM, Wednesday, September 7, 2016. The guest speaker is Father Ray Massenburg of Saint Luke’s Episcopal Church, Washington D.C. Click HERE for a flyer. Continue reading for details.