Please visit the Memorial Garden area to see the expansion of our columbarium niches! Read more…

Dear Friends, “Do you want to be made well?” This is the theme of our Lenten Sunday Adult Formation series. This Sunday we welcome Celia Hartnett who will lead a session on Caring for the Dying. I really admire Celia and highly recommend you come on by. This will be a meaningful offering in your…

Dear Friends,   “It is well known that Christ consistently used the expression ‘follower.’ He never asks for admirers, worshippers, or adherents. No, he calls disciples. It is not adherents of a teaching but followers of a life Christ is looking for.”  – Soren Kierkegaard.   As we journey through Lent, let us deepen our…

St. Paul’s is participating in Habitat for Humanity through a coalition of eleven churches known as the Episcopal Build, and March 2 is designated St. Paul’s Build Day! Join us from 8-3:30 p.m. at the work site. You must sign up in advance online to participate. Work on the house(s) will continue every Saturday until…

If you are curious about the work of ONE Wake or want to know more about community organizing in general, please join us on Sunday, February 18 from 12:30-1:30 p.m. in the Youth Wing. Learn about affordable housing and mental health initiatives and practice relational meeting skills. Newcomers are encouraged to attend.

Dear Friends, We look forward to the 9 a.m. service this Sunday, when St. Paul’s will congratulate the children who have completed the Communion Class this winter. Please join the children and their families for a special coffee hour in the parish hall. Read George’s Letter

Dear Friends, I’ve always said that youth leadership is such a strong part of St. Paul’s. See an example of that in the Appalachia Service Project (ASP) video, as Andrew Schertz and Nathan Rudy talk about the difference ASP and St. Paul’s has made in their lives. Read George’s Letter