In this week’s Hope for the Journey, Mother Alice looks at the grace we can find in rhythms of our community life.
Worship. Serve. Grow.
Worship. Serve. Grow.
Adults (Page 54)
Dear Friends, We have come a long way these last few months at St. Paul’s as we navigate these continuing challenging times of COVID-19. In my numerous conversations with parishioners, in person or by phone or email, there is a common desire to gather, to be together. While some are ready to do that in person, some are telling me they’re…
In this week’s Hope for the Journey, Father George reflects on the Feast of St. Francis, Indigenous Peoples’ Day, and the sacredness of all creation.
Friends, We had a beautiful evening for our last prayer service in the Courtyard this past Wednesday. As we enter the Fall season in earnest – or better said, as earnestly as one can in a place like North Carolina, where “Second Summer” is a season of its own – I am grateful for…
In this week’s Hope for the Journey, Mother Alice reflects on the meaning and nature of prayer.
Dear Friends, I hope this message finds you well. Despite all the stresses of daily life, it is good to remember to be grateful – in the words of that inimitable poet, Mary Oliver – for the “one wild and precious life” we’ve been given. I hope that you are finding time to rest…
Dear Friends, As we continue towards the fall season, I’d like to remind you of what is offered on the Sundays in September regarding coffee hour, as well as children and youth activities, invite you to evening prayer on Wednesdays, and encourage you to send us pictures of your pets as we prepare to bless the animals in October. Read George’s…
In this week’s Hope for The Journey, I would like to share a message from our Presiding Bishop.
Dear Friends, This week we would like to give you an overview of our plans as we enter a modified Fall schedule for worship and programming this Sunday. We would also like to invite you to Evening Prayer in the Courtyard and the monthly Racial Justice Movie Night via Zoom. As always, the safety of you and your loved ones…
In this week’s Hope for the Journey, Fr. Javier reflects on the shorter ending of the Gospel of Mark: “The good news here is not that we shouldn’t feel this fear—far from it. Rather, it is what we do afterward that counts.”