Dear Friends, This Sunday, we kick off our Annual Giving Campaign for 2026. The campaign is a time to celebrate the flourishing of our ministries and prepare for new growth in the coming year. Read A Letter From the Annual Giving Committee
Worship. Serve. Grow.
Worship. Serve. Grow.
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Dear Friends, Did anyone else feel a collective sigh last Sunday, after hearing Fr. Robert Fruehwirth’s first homily? Our interim associate rector described himself as a “helper-outer priest” and described one of his goals as helping to deepen and nourish our souls in times of change and turmoil. Read A Letter from the Community…
God has stirred us up at St. Paul’s to love our neighbors, and for years we’ve had a special ministry to love our neighbor immigrants and migrant workers.
Our retreat at the Pauli Murray Center in Durham is going to be rescheduled so that everyone who wishes may participate in the ONE Wake Candidates Forum and March to the Polls on Oct. 25.
Dear Friends, Fall is my favorite times of the year… beautiful leaves, dusting off sweaters, football rivalries, and the State Fair. It is also a time in our annual church rhythm that brings a lot of excitement. Many of our programs have just recently kicked off, but it is never too late to get involved…
All confirmed adult members in good standing are eligible to be nominated to serve on the vestry; self-nominations are welcome. Contact Dan Loughlin by Oct. 5 to make a nomination! Learn more…
We are excited to tell you more about St. Paul’s donation to the Carr Center, a groundbreaking community development that will expand affordable housing and critical services for working families in Wake County.
Attention! We’re ten days away from closing the online order store, the only way to guarantee your order for Oct. 4.
Hello people of St. Paul’s! This past week I joined the staff at your parish to assist you in your time of transition. I am eager to learn from you and enjoy fellowship and worship in this beautiful parish that you all call home. Read A Letter from the New Interim Associate Rector
Dear friends, One of my favorite paintings is “Christ Learning to Read” (1914) by Henry Ossawa Tanner. In it, we see Jesus as a young boy, maybe 8 or 9 years old, nestled by his mother’s side. She holds a scroll, and together they focus on its tiny words. Jesus looks like he’s…