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The Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina has pulled together a page of resources and recommendations for those who wish to support relief efforts in response to the devastation of Hurricane Helene. Learn more…
Dear Friends, You will be receiving a letter from our dedicated stewardship committee members inviting you to make your financial commitment to St. Paul’s for 2025. This pledge of our financial support is the responsibility of every single one of us. Read George’s Letter
Dear Friends, Please note October 6 as a day to gather and celebrate Mother Alice’s ministry among us these last three years. I hope you will join us to thank Alice for the tremendous impact she has made at St. Paul’s. She has truly been a blessing to us all. Read George’s Letter
This October, our intern Will Lee is leading a study of Robert P. Jones’ book “White Too Long: The Legacy of White Supremacy in American Christianity.” Learn more…
Dear Friends, During our meeting this past Monday, the vestry learned of Mother Alice’s acceptance of an assistant priest position at St. Anne’s in Annapolis, Maryland. Read Dan’s Letter
During our Sunday forums this Fall, join us as we delve into one of the foundational stories of Scripture, the Israelites’ liberation from bondage in Egypt: the Book of Exodus.
Fr. George announced that Mother Alice has accepted the position of Assistant Priest at St. Anne’s Episcopal Church in Annapolis, Maryland. Alice’s last day with us at St. Paul’s will be Sunday, October 6, 2024. Please read the announcement and Alice’s beautiful letter to us.
It takes a whole parish to put on a community event like Lobster Fest, and it’s truly a lot of fun. Can we count on you to help with Lobster Fest 2024? Learn what you can do…
We know that mental health problems are not rare; we are among people suffering with mental health issues in all areas of our life. How can we, as people who want to share God’s love with our friends and family, reach out and help when an individual is facing a mental health challenge?
Dear Friends, What you are going to see in this week’s update are signs of the incredible vitality of our parish family of St. Paul’s, a vitality that is strengthened through the generosity of our financial support. Read George’s letter.