All photos have been posted from the week of service (Jul 10-16, 2016) with the Appalachia Service Project in Tennessee. For the photos of the sendoff, click HERE. For the pictures from the week in Tennessee, click HERE. For the photos of the return, click HERE.
St. Paul’s youth and adult volunteers departed on Sunday, July 10 for the annual Appalachia Service Project (ASP) mission trip. This year they serve in a location in Tennessee. Please pray for our volunteers. Click HERE for a gallery of sendoff photos. See more pictures on Facebook. Continue reading for more….
Grow in knowledge and love for our nation’s farmworkers. Learn to know and love our neighbors! The Outreach Committee will be offering Immersion Experiences starting this summer. Our first experience will take place on the evening of Friday, July 29 when we will bring a meal and share fellowship with farmworkers in eastern North Carolina. To sign up, click HERE. Continue reading for more….
The GoDo Ministry served residents of the Wrenn Drive community on June 18. Twenty St. Paul’s people volunteered over the course of the afternoon. Click HERE for pictures. Click HERE for more on GoDo and the Wrenn Drive block party.
What a giving parish we are! From the June 26 toilet paper collection for Dorcas Ministries, with the cash and rolls donated, we were able to provide the Food Pantry with 842 rolls. That’s fantastic! That’s almost a 17 week supply so you won’t see me asking again until October. Thanks again for your generosity.…
Toilet Paper collection for Dorcas Ministry Food Pantry will be Sunday, June 26. Collection will be in front of the church. Continue reading for more.
The Refuge for Refugees Ministry will have a training session on Tuesday, July 12 at 6:30 PM in the Youth Wing. The training will be given by a member from USCRI, the organization that Refuge for Refugees partners with in placing and supporting refugee families. Learn what services USCRI provides and how our ministry can best serve and support the families…
St. Paul’s Refuge for Refugees Ministry will be preparing a home for a new refugee family, scheduled to move in on June 25. The family of six are Karen people from Myanmar (formerly Burma) with four children: a boy 8, a girl 7, a boy 5, and a girl 3. To learn more, contact David Hatch at 919-649-4024 or email at caredanmonster@gmail.com or Continue reading below….
SEAMSTRESSES Needed! We need help sewing banners and Altar cloths for church. If interested please call Jan Barbee at 919-274-8162.
To help us learn more about St. Paul’s local community outreach projects, Julia Magee told us about the Go Do Ministry on Sunday, May 22, 2016. Hear Julia’s announcement HERE. For more information, contact Kevin Swann, swann.kev@gmail.com, 919-607-5913.