Pictures of the Arts and Crafts Festival for Outreach, held November 10, 2018 are posted. Click HERE.
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Outreach (Page 23)
Update: We will accept gifts for St. Nicholas on Tuesday morning from 9:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m. (December 11). Please use caution, but make every effort to get your gifts in at this time. They must be to the agencies on Tuesday. Thank you to those who have already braved the elements! If you have…
Saint Nicholas will make his annual visit to St. Paul’s during the 9:00 and 11:15 AM services on Sunday, December 9, 2018. Our tradition has been to provide gifts to children served by these ministries and organizations: Children of Migrant Farm Workers, The Healing Place, West Haven, and Families Together. Continue reading for more.
Our clergy has written a letter to St. Paul’s following the shooting at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh. Click HERE for a PDF of this letter or Continue reading.
Veterans and Military Outreach (VMO) is collecting names of veterans and military members for special acknowledgement on Veteran’s Day in November. Please submit names and branch of service no later than October 31, 2018, to VMO@stpaulscary.org
Thank you for your generous support of the Episcopal Farmworker Ministry in the wake of Hurricane Michael. Thanks to your donations, St. Paul’s sent $1135.00 to the ministry through plate offerings. Additionally, many parishioners donated directly to the ministry through their website. Continue reading for more.
The Arts & Crafts Festival for Outreach: Help Wanted! Last year, the Arts & Crafts Festival raised approximately $6500 for outreach. This was possible only because of the volunteers who signed up to help. Please consider helping out for a two-hour shift on Saturday, November 10. It’s fun, it’s easy, and it’s important. Sign up HERE to help.…
Photos of the Rise Against Hunger meal packing event held October 14, 2018 are posted. Click HERE.
St. Paul’s Refuge for Refugees (R4R) Ministry welcomed a new refugee family of six on Wednesday, September 26, 2018. The family has fled from Ethiopia and consists of a widow and her five young-adult children. Continue reading for more.
NOTE: As of October 22, EFwM has suspended canned good donations. Needs will continue to be reassessed.
The Episcopal Farmworker Ministry is asking for food donations to help feed migrant and seasonal farmworkers affected by Hurricane Florence. Please bring donations to the designated bin to the right of the Narthex. Continue reading for a list of donations needed.