How to Get the Newsletter by Email
You can get the Newsletter (St. Paul’s Letter) delivered to you by email, as well as in hardcopy. Click HERE and fill out the form to subscribe to the Electronic Newsletter. You can keep on getting the paper copy or you can get only the email copy – whatever your pleasure…. NOTE: The Newsletter (i.e., St. Paul’s Letter) is not the same as E-News. E-News is an email issued every other Thursday, and consists primarily of posts from the website.
Please Note
Want to keep up with happenings at the diocese? You can subscribe to “Please Note,” a weekly email from the Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina. Click HERE for the Aug 17, 2016 edition of Please Note, featuring Bishop Anne’s personal decision concerning the bishop search. Click HERE to subscribe to Please Note.
New Homilies Podcast!
Recordings of homilies are now available via podcast. You can find our podcast on iTunes or the Apple podcast app, Feedburner, Google Play, Stitcher, or your favorite Android podcast app.
St. Paul’s is now on Instagram!
You can now find St. Paul’s on Instagram (@stpaulscary)! Check out photos, videos, and stories from our vibrant community. Follow us and tag us in your photos.
The Diocese of North Carolina is also on Instagram (@episdionc), and we’re using the hashtag #ThisIsDioNC to show prospective bishop candidates the faces, places, events and quiet moments that represent our diocese.
A statement on the Primates Meeting from Presiding Bishop Michael Curry
“Our commitment to be an inclusive church is not based on a social theory or capitulation to the ways of the culture, but on our belief that the outstretched arms of Jesus on the cross are a sign of the very love of God reaching out to us all. While I understand that many disagree with us, our decision regarding marriage is based on the belief that the words of the Apostle Paul to the Galatians are true for the church today: All who have been baptized into Christ have put on Christ. There is no longer Jew or Gentile, slave or free, male or female, for all are one in Christ.”
To view a video of the Most Reverend Michael Curry’s full statement in response to the Primates Meeting, please click here: https://www.facebook.com/episcopalian/videos/10155010038437925/?theater . Also read “Majority of primates call for temporary Episcopal Church sanctions.”