Dear Friends, I’d like to use this week’s letter to give you an update on the search for St. Paul’s next rector. Read a letter from Sr. Warden, Dan Loughlin
Worship. Serve. Grow.
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As you may already be aware, an executive order has suspended all refugee admissions to the United States. Read this update to learn how our Refuge for Refugees Ministry is continuing to support those directly affected…
The office will be closed on Friday, Feb. 21 due to remaining icy conditions.
Advocacy Day is an opportunity for the bishops of the Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina to visit with state legislators at the North Carolina General Assembly and share messages of encouragement and concern from our voices.
Dear Friends, During our retreat this past weekend, the vestry envisioned our church’s history as a river, filled with smooth patches, rocks and shoals, and rapids. As we move through our rector transition and call an interim rector, we are now approaching a bend in the river, with the next portion to be revealed. Read…
ONE Wake is acting on a pledge to keep Affordable Housing top of mind with elected officials, and folks from St. Paul’s are showing up!
Hope this message finds you well! This weekend, please keep St. Paul’s vestry leadership in your prayers. We will be meeting for our yearly vestry retreat…
Read the Jan. 23 communication from Bishop Sam Rodman and Bishop Jennifer Brooke-Davidson on the diocesan website.
Dear Friends, There was a story in the news this week about a group of teenagers trading in their smart phones for flip phones for one week, noting the effect it had on their free time. With less “screen time,” most of them remarked they slept better and had more personal time with friends…
Dear Friends, This coming Monday, January 20th, is a day on which we celebrate the life and achievements of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The Episcopal Church’s liturgy for the Feast of Martin Luther King Jr. includes the following collect: Read a Letter from the Junior Warden