The Stop Hunger Now ministry at St. Paul’s needs a New Ministry Leader. This ministry has been active for close to 10 years and St. Paul’s has packaged over 100,000 meals during that time! There is already a significant amount of starter money available for the next event which will hopefully be this fall. Continue reading for details.
Episcopal Relief & Development has established a Hurricane Relief Fund so relief can be provided where the need is greatest regardless of the hurricane’s name or location. The preference now is that donations be marked “Hurricane Relief Fund.” However, donations marked for a named hurricane will be used for that hurricane. Click HERE to donate, Continue reading for more.
Get to know our community neighbors! On June 17, 2017, St. Paul’s will again join with other Cary churches and the Cary Police Department to host a summer party for residents of the Wrenn Drive area from 12:00 – 4:00 p.m. We’ll have crafts and face-painting for the kids. Come help at this fun event. If…
St. Paul’s Children’s Ministries invites you and your family to the Note in the Pocket Sort Day, Sunday, June 4, 2017, from 10:10 AM to 11:30 AM (ish) in the St. Paul’s Parish Hall. Continue reading for more.
A note to St. Paul’s from Wheels4Hope: “Thank you for continuing to support Wheels4Hope and those we serve. It’s congregations like St. Paul’s that help us meet our mission of providing affordable, reliable transportation to economically-vulnerable individuals and families in the local Triangle community.
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Dorcas Ministries provides crisis relief to area residents who seek stability and self-sufficiency through food and financial assistance, scholarships, training programs, referrals and an affordable thrift shop. Continue Reading for Dorcas news….
One of the refugee families we re-settled in 2016 loves coming to St. Paul’s for church. We would like to arrange rides so that they can come more often. Continue Reading if you would like to help out.
St. Paul’s will once again be partnering with other Episcopal churches on a house-build for Habitat for Humanity in 2017. While volunteers are welcome on any weekend (Thursday, Friday, or Saturday), we have reserved May 20 as a St. Paul’s work day. Continue reading to sign up.
Our country is home to less than 5% of the world’s population, but we are also home to almost 25% of the world’s prisoners. How did this happen and what are the consequences of mass incarceration? A presentation will be given on Wednesday, May 10, 2017 at 7:00 PM at St. Francis United Methodist Church, 2965 Kildaire Farm Rd. Continue reading for details.
Please join us for beginning English as a Second Language (ESL) training on Sunday, May 7, 2017, at 6:30 PM in the Parish Hall. Gale Herrman, who teaches ESL at Wake Tech, will provide us with information about how to get started teaching ESL We look forward to learning about how to assist our refugee families in developing effective English skills.