This week I would like to share information about an Episcopal Farmworker Ministry online offering, a school supplies drive for farmworker children, a wonderful success story from St. Paul’s Refuge for Refugee Ministry, as well as a reminder to join us for Sunday worship and coffee hour. Click HERE for George’s letter.
Worship. Serve. Grow.
Worship. Serve. Grow.
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A six-week book study of Rob Bell’s bestseller Love Wins: A Book about Heaven, Hell, and the Fate of Every Person Who Ever Lived will begin Wednesday, September 9, 2020 at 7:00 p.m. on Zoom, and will continue through Wednesday, October 14. The following week, beginning October 21, Howard Loughlin will facilitate, again on Zoom, Adam Hamilton’s six-week study of the Gospel of John. Continue reading to sign up.
In anticipation of moving to the next stage of the diocesan protocols, some in our parish have been asking how we are prepared to move forward. I’d like to refer you to “St. Paul’s Connects” (Click HERE.) on our parish website for information regarding our protocols. But I’d also like to address some of the protocols – regarding gathering in the church…
This week’s Hope for the Journey (Aug 9, 2020), Javier writes CAMINANDO WITH JESUS: In the Place of Certainty, Hope. This is posted on the diocesan website. Click HERE.
Good news from Refuge for Refugees Ministry (R4R)! The wife/mother of the first family whom we sponsored has earned her diploma in Dental Assisting from Wake Tech. Watch the new video about Rukhsara and her success!
Dear Friends, This week I’d like to express thanks to Zack, encourage voter registration, and remind you to join us this Sunday for worship. Click HERE for George’s letter.
Click HERE for a video showing how St. Paul’s helped children of farmworkers by providing 50 backpacks stocked with school supplies. The backpacks were delivered on Aug 7, 2020 through the Episcopal Farmworker Ministry, along with other generous donations.
Please donate school supplies for Wake County kids getting ready to start school. The items will be sorted by volunteers into grade-level packages and delivered to kids-in-need in our community. Click HERE for the SignUpGenius form with a list of supplies needed and further instructions.
The Episcopal Farmworker Ministry invites you to participate in Beloved Neighbors, a program about history, race, and immigration. The program consists of six online sessions, via Zoom, at 10:00 a.m. on Saturdays. Continue reading to register.
Hello Friends, With both our Rector and Associate Rector enjoying time away from St. Paul’s this week, I am happy to provide an update from the perspective of the Senior Warden. In the midst of oppressive July heat and a pandemic response, my update centers around staying refreshed, staying connected and staying hopeful. Click HERE for Mary’s letter …