Homily

Everyday Prophets

July 8, 2018 Rev. Javier Almendárez-Bautista

The Rev. Javier Almendárez-Bautista considers Mark 6:1-13: “What kind of person is a prophet? Abraham Heschel had something to say about that… He describes a prophet as a person concerned with God’s involvement not just in the big events but in the particular circumstances of day-to-day existence.”

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St. Paul's Episcopal Church
221 Union St., Cary, NC 27511
Phone: 919-467-1477
Fax: 919-467-0152
Office Hours: M-F 9-3

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7:30 a.m. Sunday Service

10:00 a.m. Sunday Service

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Please Note: Our Lobster Rolls and Chicken Meals are made with the following ingredients in our church kitchen. While every effort is made to avoid cross contamination, we cannot guarantee that there won’t be trace amounts of other foods in the mix. Thank you for your understanding.

Lobster Roll Mix

Lobster Meat
Celery
Mayo (Dukes brand)
Lemon Juice
Red Pepper
Old Bay
Salt
Pepper

Broiled Chicken

Chicken
Cooking spray
Herbs
Salt
Pepper

Nextdoor Instructions

Thank you for agreeing to publicize Lobster Fest on Nextdoor. Here are a few things we’re asking:

Please post this as an Event.
Under “Choose Neighbors,” select Yours and Nearby
For Category, choose Festival. Title is “Lobster Fest Cary“.
Cut and paste this description, please:

Lobster Fest Cary brings the fresh taste of Maine lobster right here to Wake County! The lobsters are pulled out of the water, packed in a cooler truck in Maine and driven overnight to Cary. Dine-In and enjoy a social event or Take Out and make your own event – Live Lobster, Cooked Lobster, Lobster Rolls – you decide! Pre-ordering online (lobsterfestcary.org) is a must, as quantities often run out early in the day, and we hate to disappoint Lobster Lovers.