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ST. PAUL’S CARES yard signs will be available each Sunday of Lent, lining up with the forum theme for the day! A limited number will be available at no cost on a first-come, first-served basis. Pick yours up in the narthex between services or outside the chapel after the Sunday forum. Continue reading for pictures of the signs.
Because of the Coronavirus crisis, Man’s Beach Week, at which the men of St. Paul’s gather in Emerald Isle for a week of fun at the beach, has been canceled for 2020. For those who have made a deposit, we believe we will get a full refund and even early reservations for 2021!
Because of the Coronavirus crisis, St. Paul’s Women’s Beach Week has been canceled for 2020. For more information, call or text Yvon Daniel, 919-747-1199, or yvdaniel60@gmail.com.
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Thank you, St. Paul’s, for providing 183 rolls of toilet paper to Dorcas in January. Did you know that you can’t use food stamps to buy paper goods – like toilet paper? With current monthly toilet paper donations, Dorcas Food Pantry can provide families in need with 2 rolls of TP/month. Look for the green bin across from the choir room to…
Arts & Crafts Festival raised $7,558 for outreach ministries in 2019. We need your help to continue this good work in 2020. We’ll begin planning in the spring for our festival in November. We have openings for committee members to head up the different areas of the festival. Please consider joining the committee. It’s a…
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St. Paul’s has signed up to work on Saturday, March 7, 2020 on a Habitat for Humanity house at Johnson St. & Avery St. in Garner. As of March 6, we still need 6 people to sign up to assist during the hours of 8:15 to 4:00. Weather forecast is for a great day to be outside. Continue reading for more and to sign up.
UPDATE: Message from Rev. George Adamik, March 13, 2020:
Dear Friends: I am writing to let you know that in response to the coronavirus, Bishop Rodman has directed congregations of our diocese to suspend all worship services, as well as ministry meetings, events, and activities, through Saturday, March 28. As we approach Sunday, March 29 the diocesan staff will evaluate the situation and determine whether it is advisable for public worship to resume. I think this directive is wise and St. Paul’s will comply. Continue reading or click HERE for the full message.