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The Refuge for Refugees Ministry (R4R) is assisting families with finding employment, and we’re asking for help with networking. Learn more…
The book study this summer on “The Monk and the Butterfly” will be a change of pace as readers will be comparing Zen Buddhism and Christianity over a 10 week period. Learn more…
The Men’s Group is bringing back the beloved Parish Picnic on Sunday, June 8 on the church grounds! Please sign up to help with food planning…
June is National Gun Violence Awareness Month, and traditionally, all who wish to see gun violence reduced wear orange. We also recognize June as Pride Month, an annual event which serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of acceptance, diversity, and love.
St. Paul’s Rector Search process is off to an excellent start! Read the weekly update and letter from the Rev. Sarah Phelps here…
We switch to our summer service schedule beginning May 25. Our Sunday service schedule will be 7:30, 9 and 10:45 a.m. through August 31. Learn more…
More than 100 parishioners attended our first two diocesan-led listening sessions this month. Read on for further news…
St. Paul’s VBC is sponsoring a book drive to support Read and Feed, a high-impact reading tutoring program in Wake County. Learn more…
We’ve called a new Lay Associate for Children, Youth, and Family Formation at St. Paul’s – welcome Erica Ridderman!
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Celebrate St. Paul’s Youth on Sunday, May 18 at the 9 a.m. service! Learn more about this special day…