How do we prepare for the birth of Christ, celebrated again at Christmas? Read a letter from Erica Ridderman in this week’s update…
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To ensure confidentiality of candidates during visits, St. Paul’s buildings and grounds will be CLOSED to all parishioners and staff (except search committee members) as follows:
Phishing scams are prevalent these days, and that is no less true when it comes to churches. People impersonating church staff will contact you making vague, cryptic requests…learn more
Gratitude turns what we have into enough… Read a Letter from Mo. Sarah
When we reach this point in the year, it seems like a real inflection point: we have shifted from mowing to raking, from planting to clearing out. Read more…
Advent is a season of waiting. We wait, and the waiting itself makes an empty place within for God to inhabit. Join us in these ways.
The annual giving campaign is the time of year we ask those who are able to make a financial pledge, essential to our vestry’s budget planning for the coming year. This week’s story reminds us that each and every person is welcomed and celebrated as part of St. Paul’s, even when they can’t pledge. Today’s…
If you have recently visited or returned to St. Paul’s and you would like to know more about us, please join our guided tour of the campus this Sunday after the 9 a.m. service (approximately 10:15 a.m.) Learn more…
Our interim associate, Fr. Robert Fruehwirth, is inviting parishioners to take part in an intensive small group program starting in January, 2026.
The 210th Annual Diocesan Convention takes place in Winston Salem Nov. 21-22 this year; learn more about what goes on…