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- Find out about our current public health guidelines for gatherings at St. Paul’s
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Updates
- Weekly Update June 2, 2023: A Letter from the RectorDear Friends, This Sunday I’ll be introducing Madeleine Preston as she begins her summer field […]
- Livestream the Sunday service at 9:00 a.m. on June 4, 2023The Holy Eucharist will be livestreamed on St. Paul’s Facebook page at 9:00 a.m. […]
- Summer Worship Schedule Begins May 28, 2023Remember that Sunday, May 28, 2023, we start the summer worship schedule: 7:30, 9:00, and […]
- Weekly Update May 26, 2023: A Letter from the RectorDear Friends, Join us this Sunday for the Feast of Pentecost and the beginning of […]
- Weekly Update May 19, 2023: A Letter from the RectorDear Friends, This summer we welcome Madeleine Preston who will be joining us for Field […]
- Weekly Update May 12, 2023: A Letter from the RectorDear Friends, Fr. Javier’s Sabbatical I invite you to join me in wishing Fr. Javier […]
- Weekly Update May 5, 2023: a Letter from the RectorDear Friends, We had a great Newcomer Luncheon last Sunday with more than 30 newcomers […]
- Financial Update from the VestryOn behalf of the Vestry, I want to express our gratitude for your financial support […]
How can I help?
Read more about opportunities to volunteer and donate.
- Connect with various outreach ministries at St. Paul’s
- Participate in ongoing affordable housing efforts through ONE Wake
- Learn more through our racial equity resources database
Looking Ahead: Public Health Guidelines for Gatherings at St. Paul’s
Events
- Vacation Bible Camp 2023: All Mixed Up and Upside Down!Help support “All Mixed Up and Upside Down!” our Vacation […]
- Planning Committee for the Fall Arts and Crafts FestivalSince 2013, with a hiatus from 2020 through 2022, the Arts & Crafts Festival has brought St. Paul’s and the local community together in a day of fun, fellowship, food, and shopping, with all our proceeds going to outreach ministries. We need committee members to help with the planning, organizing, and set up. Please consider joining the planning committee.
- Chore Day Fundraiser for ASP – May 6, 2023Support the Youth Appalachia Service Project (ASP) mission trip with […]
- Newcomer LuncheonThe St. Paul’s Newcomer Ministry announces the return of the Newcomer Luncheon on Sunday, April 30 at 12:30 pm in the Youth Wing. If you were a newcomer during the past three years and have not had an opportunity to take part in a Newcomer Luncheon, you are invited to join us on April 30.
- Movie Night!
Hey, Movie Lovers!
You are invited to join us each month for Movie Night, a discussion of recent and not-so-recent movies, hosted by Fr. Javier and Tad Richard.
This month, we’ll be discussing the film, CODA. CODA stands for…
“The Rt. Rev. Rob Wright, bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta, recently said: ‘The church cannot be cancelled, the church can only adapt! Press on, take care of one another, take care of yourself. God is trustworthy!’ Let this remind us all that we are the Church. While we will not be gathering face-to-face for the weeks ahead, church will continue because we are the Body of Christ, even when we are apart.” (Fr. George’s update to the parish in March 2020)