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The youth of Iglesia Episcopal de La Sagrada Familia in Newton Grove invite the youth of St. Paul’s Cary to the Episcopal Farmworker Ministry on Sunday, July 23, 2023. We will attend church at La Sagrada Familia at 12 noon, eat lunch together and play soccer and field games. Meet Mother Alice and Ben Bricio…
Dear Friends, I’m sitting in for the Rector this week, as he continues to enjoy his time away. George will return to us next Sunday, July 23. I hope you all are enjoying a change of pace this summer..Read the complete letter
St. Paul’s is partnering with Dorcas Ministries in Cary for the Christmas in July campaign to stock their very busy food pantry. On Sunday of each week, we will be collecting very specific items in a bin in the narthex. Please abide by the schedule and drop only the item of the week each Sunday.…
We welcomed our ASP crew home on June 24 after a fantastic week of work, getting to know themselves and others, AND learning how to use power tools! Thank you to all who support this ministry with their gifts, especially those youth and adults who give an entire week of their summer to this work. Please enjoy the photos on our SmugMug…
Dear Friends, As we enter the summer months, life here at St. Paul’s flourishes. The Appalachian Service Project team (ASP) returned from Virginia last Saturday, and the full vans emptied as families reunited with their hard-working volunteers. Sunday morning gave us the opportunity to joyfully celebrate the baptism of six children. Read the complete letter …. St. Paul’s Weekly Update.
Dear Friends, The ASP crew returns from Virginia on Saturday, and I look forward to hearing about their experiences in this most meaningful ministry. Please join us for Pride Lunch this Sunday in the Parish Hall. Also …Read George’s Letter
The St. Paul’s Rainbow Gathering would like to invite you to join us for Pride Lunch on Sunday June 25th, 2023. We will meet in the Parish Hall from 1-3pm, and All Are Welcome! Sign up at Rainbow Gathering: Pride Lunch Meetup. For questions, please contact Andrea at rainbowgathering@stpaulscary.org.
The Kirk of Kildaire Presbyterian Church provides enrichment programming and healthy meals for families in need in our local community during the break from traditional school. St. Paul’s partners with other Cary congregations (Cary Presbyterian Church, Greenwood Forest Baptist Church and the Kirk of Kildaire) to provide volunteers. We’ve gotten word that there has been a high demand for the program with over 75 elementary children, 18 youth, and 20 preschoolers registered. That’s good news! But right now, they don’t have the number of volunteers that are needed.
Help support “All Mixed Up and Upside Down!” our Vacation Bible Camp scheduled for June 26-30, 2023, by purchasing items on our supply wish list. We’ve created an Amazon Wish List to enable you to shop online and send us the items directly – it’s that easy! Contact vbs@stpaulscary.org if you have any questions. Help…
On this Juneteenth, I’d like to share with you a prayer from Bishop Andy Doyle, bishop of the Diocese of Texas. Juneteenth is the oldest nationally celebrated commemoration of the ending of slavery in the United States. Continue reading for Bishop Doyle’s thoughtful prayer…