Recognizing The Episcopal Church’s call to engage in elections as a means of Christian stewardship, ONE Wake at St. Paul’s, the Community Response Group, and the Racial Justice Planning Group have compiled resources to assist everyone in voting faithfully for our November elections.
St. Paul’s Rainbow Gathering is preparing to celebrate Holly Springs Pride on Saturday, Sept. 26 and we’re looking for volunteers to help. Learn more…
St. Paul’s will host Racial Equity Institute Phase I training for anyone in the community on Thursday and Friday, Oct. 15-16. Learn more …
ONE Wake’s Homeownership to Equity Campaign takes a step forward in our September 19 Assembly as we feature future homeowners and residents who are struggling to remain among us as neighbors.
Are you worried about how much it costs to live in Wake County? Are you being priced out of the area? Is owning a home here even a possibility for you? Learn more about joining our group.
Our Refuge for Refugees (R4R) Ministry is excited to welcome a wonderful family of five to Cary! Their move is upon us in late June, as the timetable moved more quickly than we thought.
Many families in our area continue to live in fear and are being increasingly marginalized. Learn about our grocery/goods drive and other ways you can stand in solidarity with those in need.
All (including family, friends, neighbors) are invited to join a meal packaging experience with Rise Against Hunger on Sunday, May 31 from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. (setup begins at 10 a.m.).
The Racial Justice Planning Group is hosting a Racial Equity Institute (REI) Phase I training on May 14-15 in the Youth Wing. REI’s two-day workshop is designed to provide attendees with a vocabulary and historical framework for racism to better understand how it damages lives in all communities.
Advocacy Day is an annual event where the bishops and diocesan, ministry and advocacy leaders spend the day at the General Assembly meeting with elected representatives from across the state.