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Dear Friends, This week I would like to share a blog post Javier wrote for the Hope for the Journey series on the parish website, information about a book study, as well as an invitation to join us this Sunday as we celebrate our graduates. Click HERE for George’s letter….
St. Paul’s is currently in Stage 1 of the Diocesan re-opening protocol. Originally, Stage 2 was expected to start on July 1, 2020, but that start has been delayed in response to continued increases in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations. A web page, “Looking Ahead: Next Steps for Gathering Together at St. Paul’s” will be available on the website soon. It will give…
Starting Tuesday, June 16, 2020, at 7:00 p.m., Zachary Rugen will be hosting a virtual book club centered around the The Book of Joy, written by His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Archbishop Desmond Tutu, and Douglas Abrams. This group will meet Tuesday evenings at 7:00 p.m. for six weeks. Continue reading to join.
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Our Presiding Bishop has joined in a national day of mourning (June 1) and invites congregations to honor COVID-19 victims with a special prayer. A link to his Pentecost homily is also included.
The Diocese of NC is launching a video series for kids 12 and under. “Ask the Bishop” is all about answering the questions on the minds of kids. Bishop Sam Rodman will record a video answering those questions, and each week’s video will be shared on diocesan communication channels on Saturday morning. Click HERE for…
The Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina issues a weekly newsletter called Please Note. Detailed plans for reopening, along with other information on the diocesan level, are provided. Click HERE for St. Paul’s page showing the past few issues of Please Note. Click HERE to subscribe to Please Note.
As we all know, churches are closed and thus, the Family Promise program of housing families in churches has ceased temporarily. St. Paul’s has been asked if we can instead help out in donations that can be sent to the Center….
Everything has changed! It’s not so much fun anymore. 24/7 parenting is hard. The novelty of online or home schooling is gone, and our kids miss their friends….
New post in the Hope for the Journey series from Fr. Javier: “Our journey doesn’t require epic battles, heroes, and villains to have purpose. It requires, quite simply, the willingness to be transformed.”