Join us at St. Paul’s this Easter season as we explore how we are called to live into Christ’s resurrection in our world today. St. Paul’s Racial Justice Planning Group (RJPG) is excited to bring Sara Smith, from North Carolinians Against Gun Violence who will speak about the state of gun violence in North Carolina…
Join us for a 90-minute traveling performance through the West End neighborhood, inspired by local history and the Rev. Dr. Pauli Murray’s ancestors. …
Join us at Coffee Hour on Sunday, April 24, 2022 to find out about the May 17 Elections, early voting and how ONE Wake is recruiting Affordable Housing Voters who care about preserving housing options for essential workers, especially in Cary.
ASP Ministry Spring Chore Day – Saturday, April 30th (9am – 12 pm): St. Paul’s youth are thrilled to resume our annual tradition of heading to the mountains this summer, to serve the people of Appalachia! Our volunteers are eager to gather and assist our parishioners through outdoor projects. If we can help you catch…
Join us for the next Blood Drive on Wednesday, May 18! It will be held at Cary Presbyterian Church (the church that is behind our church) from 2:00-7:00 p.m.
Are you new to St. Paul’s? Are you a long-time member, but have misplaced your name badge?
Envelopes are in the Narthex for you to request a name badge. ….
The Episcopal Farmworker Ministry thanks you for your generous donations of money, clothing, bedding, food and other necessities on Hermano Day!
We have another opportunity to give thanks for our many blessings by giving back to those around the world suffering from hunger by participating in a Meal Packaging Event with Rise Against Hunger (RAH), honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy (originally scheduled for MLK weekend).
We are excited to announce that St. Paul’s Youth is planning to resume our annual mission trip to serve families in Appalachia! We are doing so after a careful internal review of both Diocese and Parish recommendations, and specific Covid-19 protocols will be in place for all participants in order to maintain safety.
Farmworkers from Mexico will soon be arriving on farms located just an hour from Cary. These men live in remote labor camps and arrive with the barest of necessities. The Coronavirus has added to the long list of issues that farmworkers already face: sub-poverty wages, substandard housing, and isolation from family and friends.