Join us in honoring all military men and women this weekend as we share our gratitude for their service. A special Veterans Day commemoration list is available in the narthex and attached here.
Worship. Serve. Grow.
Worship. Serve. Grow.
Posts by Mary Kintz (Page 21)
Receiving communion is a meaningful part of our religious experience in The Episcopal Church. If injury or illness keeps you from attending church in person, Visiting Eucharistic Ministers (VEMs) are available to bring communion to you wherever you are (home, hospital or other facility) on a short- or long-term basis. VEMs carry the parish with…
Dear Friends, As we approach November 5th and continue “Forward Together in Faith,” you are reminded to complete your pledge form either online or by returning the pledge form mailed to you by that date. Don’t miss the link below to hear the two wonderful reflections by Carrie Hess and Melissa Raasch. I want to…
Fall is stewardship season, a time for all of us to reflect on the importance of our shared financial commitment to this community of St. Paul’s in Cary. The path ahead requires us all to move forward TOGETHER. We invite you to become more deeply connected to and integrated with the ministries of St. Paul’s…
Dear Friends, As we continue Forward Together in Faith, please be reminded to make your financial commitment to St. Paul’s 2024 operating budget by November 5, 2023. Read George’s Current Letter
Dear Friends, See the new St. Paul’s logo above? I am very excited about it. Let me tell you a bit about how we got here. Read George’s Letter
600 members of ONE Wake institutions and neighborhoods across Cary turned out for a strictly non-partisan assembly with 5 of 9 candidates for Cary Town Council in September. Together we called on candidates to work with us to address the pending displacement of Chatham Estates mobile home park residents, and small business owners at the…
Dear Friends, The Fall Stewardship Campaign has begun. Our theme this year is “Forward Together in Faith.” Over the month of October, we will learn more about what your giving means for the mission and ministry of St. Paul’s as we prepare to offer our financial support for 2024. Read George’s Letter
October 4 marks the feast of St. Francis of Assisi which provides us with an opportunity to acknowledge how grateful we are for our connections to creation in general, and particularly to our beloved pets. Check out the photo gallery from our event on Oct. 1, 2023 at St. Paul’s, and a photo collection from…
It’s time to plan the pageant again! All families of St. Paul’s are invited to participate in our Christmas Pageant, a magical way to celebrate the birth of Christ. All roles (speaking and non-speaking) are played by children ages preschool through 5th grade. Older children are welcome to volunteer to help. We want to include…