Please read the letter from Barb Magee, St. Paul’s Senior Warden, regarding this time of transition as I move towards retirement on November 3. Each year during August, I always feel this energetic anticipation of all that is coming in the fall.
Worship. Serve. Grow.
Worship. Serve. Grow.
Adults (Page 19)
Dear Friends, We’ve arrived fully in August, the month of anticipation as we transition from the rhythms of summer to the beginning of many things in September. The staff and ministry leaders have been busy laying the groundwork for all that is coming in the months ahead. Read George’s Letter
Dear Friends, As I move towards my retirement as rector of St. Paul’s on November 3, I want to take a moment to say thank you to so many of you for your emails, voicemails and personal expressions of kindness since I made the announcement. Thank you so much. Read George’s Letter
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!
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
I am filled with a mixture of profound emotions as I write this letter to announce my retirement as rector of St. Paul’s…
Appalachia Service Project (ASP) CEO Melisa Winburn met up with our St. Paul’s team onsite in Dickenson County, VA on June 26 to present a certificate recognizing our 25 years of involvement with ASP. Watch the video…
Join leaders across Wake County working with ONE Wake to collect 10,000 signatures in support of a strategy to address the crisis of gentrification and displacement in our county. If you’ve already signed, would you help us by asking Wake County friends, family and neighbors to sign? Learn more…
Our Vacation Bible Campers will be making bags and preparing school supply donations for the Episcopal Farmworker Ministry during VBC in July. You can join in the project…
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