If you are looking for something more in your spiritual life, or if you need a “kick-start,” you may want to consider attending the next Cursillo Weekend being conducted in the Diocese of NC. The weekend will be held at Camp Walter Johnson in Denton, NC., March 3-6. All Diocesan Covid Protocols will be adhered to throughout the entire weekend. Cursillo is…
Worship. Serve. Grow.
Worship. Serve. Grow.
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Dear Friends, Despite last weekend’s icy weather, which certainly affected last week’s in-person attendance, it was great gathering again and seeing you all. You will find below a reminder about COVID-19 protocols regarding gathering at church this Sunday. You are invited to the Parish Update Meeting this Sunday as well, with options provided for attendance. …
Dear Friends, At the writing of this letter there is some winter weather predicted for Friday. I hope you all stay safe and warm. We will be returning to in-person worship this Sunday. Below you will find the protocols to be followed. I also want to offer you the opportunity to hear a message I…
On the day of our Annual Meeting in November, Fr. George delivered a message of resilience and gratitude, reflecting on how people stepped up in a time of change and uncertainty to carry on the mission of St. Paul’s. Listen again to who we are as a community and what we are poised to do…
Dear Friends, Belated Happy New Year to you all. My family had the joy of spending the week after Christmas on Cape Cod and celebrating New Year’s Eve in Provincetown, Massachusetts with festive fireworks. This week I’d like to give you an update on our COVID-19 protocols and also invite you to Adult Formation. For…
Dear Friends, As Fr. George mentioned last week, we will continue to worship virtually on January 9 and 16. In line with diocesan guidance regarding the surge of COVID-19 cases and the high transmissibility of the Omicron variant, we feel that it is best to press pause on indoor church gatherings for now. Read more…
These three facets of Christian discipleship—how we gather to pray, how we reach out to our neighbors in loving service, and how we nurture the spiritual growth of all God’s children through our formation activities from childhood into adulthood—form the backbone of our common life. We have an exciting year ahead of us in 2022. Learn more on our Stewardship page, and…
As a reminder memorial/thanksgiving flower donations are now accepted through the St. Paul’s website.
Dear Friends, Bishops Sam Rodman and Anne Hodges-Copple have issued updated COVID-19 protocols. Currently the positivity rate for COVID-19 is over 7.5% in most of the diocese, and 8% in Wake County. Read George’s Letter
Dear Friends, Yesterday we received word from Bishops Rodman and Hodges-Copple with information regarding the Omicron variant and the seriousness of its transmissibility. At this time the diocese has not issued any new mandates but clearly advises parishes to exercise caution regarding in-person worship. We DO plan to offer both in-person and online Christmas Eve services. Read George’s Letter.