Join us at Coffee Hour on Sunday, April 24, 2022 to find out about the May 17 Elections, early voting and how ONE Wake is recruiting Affordable Housing Voters who care about preserving housing options for essential workers, especially in Cary.
Worship. Serve. Grow.
Worship. Serve. Grow.
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In The Divine Dance: The Trinity and Your Transformation, Richard Rohr reinvigorates the ancient mystery of the Trinity in an engaging, accessible, and practicable way. God is One AND Three: “One God, belovedly in communion, as All-Vulnerable, All-Embracing, and All-given to you and me.”
Join us on Wednesday evenings in the Easter season for an engaging book discussion via Zoom!
ASP Ministry Spring Chore Day – Saturday, April 30th (9am – 12 pm): St. Paul’s youth are thrilled to resume our annual tradition of heading to the mountains this summer, to serve the people of Appalachia! Our volunteers are eager to gather and assist our parishioners through outdoor projects. If we can help you catch…
Coffee Hour has resumed. St. Paul’s many ministries take turns hosting.
Join us for the next Blood Drive on Wednesday, May 18! It will be held at Cary Presbyterian Church (the church that is behind our church) from 2:00-7:00 p.m.
Are you new to St. Paul’s? Are you a long-time member, but have misplaced your name badge?
Envelopes are in the Narthex for you to request a name badge. ….
The Easter Vigil service will be live streamed on St. Paul’s Facebook page at 8:00 p.m. on Saturday, April 16, 2022. A Facebook account not required.
Join St. Paul’s as we observe Holy Week and Easter together. You may attend in person or online. See announcement for full service schedule.
Dear Friends, On behalf of the clergy, staff, vestry, and wardens, I wish you a Happy Easter. May the hope and promise of new life fill us abundantly as we journey together in a rather dark world right now. May the stone of fear and darkness be rolled away to the light of resurrection. Please join us for worship these next few…
This week, Mother Alice invites us into tactile, embodied implications of Jesus on the cross.
From a young age, society encourages us to show strength. Maintaining up with constant narratives of strength and triumph is a fast track to spiritual and physical exhaustion. …