Dear Friends: With war spreading in the Middle East, I invite you to come together to pray for peace this Friday night at 7 p.m. on Zoom. We will pray for God’s merciful care for those who have died suddenly, and God’s care for their families. We will pray for everyone involved, from soldiers to…
The St. Paul’s Daytime Book Group meets the second Tuesday of the month at noon in the Youth Wing, and we’d love to have new folks join us! Learn more.
Dear Friends: We often use this space to spread the word about what’s happening in our community, our way of inviting you to take part in something that appeals to you. We certainly are alive with activity! I’d like to take a minute to reflect on the love you all are sharing in showing…
Lent is a holy season for reflection and religious and spiritual renewal. And with the world as it is today, many of us are feeling a deep hunger for such renewal. Learn more about lent at St. Paul’s in Robert’s letter.
This Lent, St. Paul’s is going to focus on our Baptismal Covenant, the beliefs and promises made at baptism that shape our whole Christian life. Learn about the five components of what we’re offering…
Dear Friends: On January 31, our diocesan bishops joined with over 150 other Episcopal bishops to sign a letter in response to violence in Minnesota. Read the Friday Update from Erica, Lay Minister for Children, Youth and family Foundation
Dear Friends: As we all endured and enjoyed the winter weather, it has been a busy season for the vestry, and a very fruitful one. Over the past few weeks we’ve been doing important work related to calling our next rector, and that work will continue over the coming weeks. Read the weekly update…
Due to extreme cold and potentially hazardous travel conditions, we will NOT be holding in-person gatherings on Sunday, Feb. 1. You are invited to join us at 10 a.m. for a Sunday morning prayer service, and stay for the Adult Forum (beginning at approx. 10:45 a.m.). EYC will also be on Zoom. Learn more…
Dear Friends: Walk in Love as Christ loved us and gave himself up for us as a fragrant sacrificial offering to God. [Ephesians 5:2] Buddhist monks walked through North Carolina — through sleet, in the snow. This was one leg of their journey from Texas to Washington DC, a nationwide procession for peace.…
Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe addressed the fear, anger and grief gripping our nation in this statement on Sunday, Jan. 25, in response to what he named “frightening times.” See this statement from our diocesan bishops as well…