Our new refugee family from Afghanistan is settled in their new apartment in Raleigh as of Friday, February 26, 2016, thanks to the kind help, support, and donations from St. Paul’s people. Continue reading for an update.
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St. Paul’s will start collecting T.P. (you know what that is) starting on March 20. The goal is 200 rolls per month to be donated to Dorcas Ministries. Continue reading for details.
The start of the Lenten Episcopal Build for Habitat for Humanity is approaching fast. The build will take place over approximately twelve weeks, and the first build weekend will begin on Saturday, February 13. Continue reading for details and to sign up.
St. Paul’s new Refuge for Refugees Ministry will welcome a family of four from Afghanistan on Friday, February 26. The family includes two girls, ages four and two. Continue reading to see how you can help….
Help St. Paul’s build a house for Habitat for Humanity. St. Paul’s will be providing lunch for the workers on March 12 and April 9. We need your help to provide the food. You can also volunteer to help with the building. Continue reading to find out how you can help.
Phase 2 of our efforts to replace fluorescent lights with new energy-saving and long-lasting LED lights will take place on Saturday, February 27 from 1:30 until 5:30. We need more folks to help. Contact Jason Sayers 919-491-6042 or jason.l.sayers@gmail.com.
Wake Interfaith Hospitality Network (WIHN), Ministry to the Homeless: St. Paul’s WIHN week is Feb 21-28. WIHN is a wonderful “hands-on” outreach opportunity, both for adults and for families. Continue reading below for details…
A Blessing of the Hands service is offered to all attending the 9:00 and 11:15 AM services on Feb 7. This is an opportunity for us to reflect on how we use our “hands” and our whole selves to serve our church community in many ways in Christ’s name. Members from the Care and Share…
St. Paul’s Refuge for Refugees Ministry is seeking donations of furniture and other household items to equip an apartment for a family of four prior to sponsoring a family for resettlement. If you have items you could donate, especially bedroom and kitchen furniture, please click HERE to sign up, or send an email to Mary Marsha…
A new ministry is underway at St. Paul’s, Refuge for Refugees. This ministry will assist in the resettlement of families from foreign countries fleeing persecution and oppression. Click here to read about Refuge for Refugees and see how you can help. Continue Reading below for more.