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Welcome to St. Paul's
Welcome to the website of St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Cary, NC. At St. Paul's, we strive to be a faith community where all are welcome.
We recognize that each of us brings our varied experiences, talents and beliefs, and we rejoice in our diversity. We are committed to deepening our faith through worship and learning, as well as to being sent forth in service to make this world a better place for all God's children.
We would love for you to join us in this journey of faith. There is a place for you at St. Paul's!
221 Union St., Cary, NC 27511
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Phone: 919-467-1477 Fax: 919-467-0152
Elderberries meet Wednesday, September 15, noon, at IHOP on Kildaire Farm Road. Please contact the office at 467-1477 if you plan to attend. Read more.
CHH NEEDS VOLUNTEERS!Click here for a special Q&A for volunteers.
Come to the CHH Launch Party, during coffee hour, 10:10 AM, Sunday, Sep 26!
CHH's new web address is: www.chh.stpaulscary.org. And our email is
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Interactive Google Site. Keep up with EYC activities. Contact
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for an invitation. Read more.
Read about Freedom Ride 2010 in the NC Disciple, pages 10 and 11.
Stewardship Update
What?
Stewardship 2011 Already?
Say it Ain't So!
Yes, it is so. Because of a struggling economy and challenging times for many of us, we are improving our stewardship process by starting our planning earlier.
Here's where you can help. We are forming five subcommittees as an extension of the stewardship committee. The goal is to break down many roles and activities into "skill-focused" areas.
614.9 pounds of food collected for Urban Ministries in the August food drive. Now let's see if we can do it again in November! Thanks, St. Paul's!
Learn About Outreach. Come to Christian Social Ministries (CSM) meeting, Sunday, Sep 12, 10:10 AM, in the conference room. Read more.
WIHN Homeless Ministry will be hosted by St. Paul's and held at White Plains Methodist Church, Sep 19 to 25. To volunteer contact David Hatch . Read more.
Music Program Update
Rob Varner is New Minister of Music. Rob has 17 years experience as a music minister and has taught music in public schools. Rob's choirs have performed at the White House, the Capitol, and many other distinguished places. Read more about Rob's extensive experience in the September issue of St. Paul's Letter, page 12. Rob's email is
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Music Ministry Kickoff. All music programs have started. Anyone interested in being a part of the music ministry this year is invited to join us.
Pianist Needed. Epiphany and Youth Choirs need accompanists for their weekly rehearsals in the upcoming season. If this is something you might consider doing, please contact Rob Varner,
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I'd like to start off by telling you a little story I recently read in the Anglican Digest. Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson went on a camping trip. After a good meal they lay down for the night and went to sleep. Some hours later Holmes awoke and nudged his faithful friend. Holmes said, "Watson, look up and tell me what you see." Watson said, "I see a fantastic panorama of countless stars." ...
As a preacher, I almost always choose to talk about the day's Gospel lesson. I may touch on the other lessons but my main concern is to dwell on the message contained in the Gospel. So with that in mind I intend to give some very practical advice on how to behave at a dinner party, so as to avoid embarrassment. It's simply a matter of choosing the right seat...
Well I can report three sure signs that fall is approaching fast. One, I got to watch about two minutes of a very bad pre-season football game last night. Two, the acolytes were comparing the upcoming school schedules they had received this week with varying degrees of enthusiasm and dread. And three, as you passed through the narthex you probably noticed there were many opportunities to sign up for things...
I Came to Bring Fire to the Earth
Rev. Candace Snively, Deacon
Homily, August 15, 2010
It sure has been a hot summer so far. We've been hitting the triple-digit numbers on more than one occasion. Even across the world it's been very hot too. So I guess it seems rather appropriate that in this morning's gospel, we see Jesus turning up the heat as well. Jesus says, "I came to bring fire to the earth, and how I wish it were already kindled..."
Jobs Around the Church. Contact Chris Lewis,
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, 467-1477, for the "To Do" list and instructions.
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For general questions, contact the church office, 919-467-1477,
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Childcare. St. Paul's "Kid's Club" offers free childcare, by trained staff, during the 9:00 and 11:15 AM Sunday services and at several other activities. Click here for more.
Welcome to the website of St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Cary, NC. At St. Paul's, we strive to be a faith community where all are welcome.
The regular worship schedule starts September 12, with services at 7:30 AM, 9:00 AM, and 11:15 AM. Sunday school starts Sep 12 also.
Volunteers needed for 
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Rev. Candace Snively, Deacon 
Rev. Lois Reardin
Rev. Bernard J. Owens
Volunteers needed to mow the church lawn
