St. Paul’s Children’s Ministries is excited to coordinate a children’s Halloween Parade on Saturday, October 31, 10:00 a.m. or 11:00 a.m.! Please join us in the parking lot for a safe and socially distanced event. Pre-registration is required. In following the Diocese and St. Paul’s COVID protocol, this event is limited to 35 total attendees…
St. Paul’s Preschool currently has openings in the 3-day 3 year olds class, transitional kindergarten class, and virtual preschool. Continue reading for details.
St. Paul’s Preschool is offering a Virtual Preschool for 1-2 year olds (once a week) and 3-4 year olds (twice a week). We are excited to offer this option for our families who wish to stay at home this fall. For a Virtual Preschool flier, click HERE. Continue reading for more about plans for preschool this fall.
In a new YouTube video, Father Javier leads a virtual chapel service for kids, featuring the very first story in the Bible: the story of how God created everything.
St. Paul’s Resilience Ministry: Connections Matter (Prevent Child Abuse NC). “To you, it’s a story….” Continue reading.
New resources are available online for parents and children. Click HERE.
The Diocese of NC is launching a video series for kids 12 and under. “Ask the Bishop” is all about answering the questions on the minds of kids. Bishop Sam Rodman will record a video answering those questions, and each week’s video will be shared on diocesan communication channels on Saturday morning. Click HERE for…
We miss our little cherubs and look forward to the day when we can all be back at church together. May good health and sunshine bless your days ahead.
See new resources for your children: Easter Chapel with Father George, Candle Walk: A Bedtime Prayer to God, Story time with Ms. Brooke and Lollipop.
The Resilience Ministry at St. Paul’s is committed to increasing awareness of the potential for adversity to impact our physical and emotional health not only while it is occurring, but in the years ahead. No one can doubt that the current Covid-19 pandemic presents such adversity, whether or not we, or our loved ones, become sick. Continue reading for more.