Dear Friends, It’s been said that a picture is worth a thousand words. See below for links to photos of the Appalachian Service Project trip as well as Vacation Bible Camp. Priceless!https://mailchi.mp/4ee74734c601/weekly-update-7542674?e=d0f1e83606

Dear Friends,   Vacation Bible Camp has been fantastic this past week. Thank you so much to those who volunteered to make this such a special week for the children. Read George’s Letter

Dear Friends, I’m back from vacation in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, where it was in the 70’s most of the time and never got much above 80 degrees. It was wonderful. My family and I had a great time. Read George’s Letter

Dear Friends, Happy (belated) Independence Day! As we celebrate this week, I am reminded of a passage from the prophet Jeremiah: “But seek the welfare of the city where I have sent you… and pray to the Lord on its behalf, for in its welfare you will find your welfare” (Jer 29:7). Read Fr. Javier’s…

Dear Friends, It’s officially summer! Whether you base it on calendar date or heat index, we’re in the season of fewer school buses on the road and more frequent “out of office” messages in our inboxes. For many of us, the rhythm of summer offers an opportunity to relax and think about different things. If…

Dear Friends, I was pleased to hear that so many of you engaged with the information in last week’s parish update regarding General Convention which begins June 23. I want to offer you another link this week to Episcopal News Service,  Read George’s Letter

This weekend offers many opportunities at St. Paul’s. Rise Against Hunger is getting a great response, and I encourage you to sign up to be part of this special event that makes an impact on world hunger…

Dear Friends, As we move into the summer season, or what the liturgical calendar calls ordinary time, there is so much to be engaged with at St. Paul’s. The regular rhythm may change but there is much to be a part of in the new summer rhythm. Read George’s Letter

Dear Friends, What better day to celebrate Youth Sunday than the feast of Pentecost! The 9 a.m. service this Sunday will be a special expression of the gifts among us. We will honor our high school seniors, and the youth will be in liturgical leadership roles as Ushers, Lectors, and Eucharistic Ministers. Read George’s Letter

Dear Friends, Tomorrow, Children’s Ministries and the Refuge for Refugee Ministry invite you to fun and fellowship at Bond Park in Cary. All are welcome.  Read George’s Letter