St. Paul’s Youth are collecting canned and nonperishable food for their annual Soup(er) Bowl project, ending Feb 9. Learn more…
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Families are welcome to participate in a family-friendly volunteer day at the Food Bank at 1924 Capital Blvd. in Raleigh, 1-3 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 8. This Kids’ Day event is open to children from 5-11 years old with a guardian; you must register by Jan. 18
St. Paul’s Pre-EYC families (4th and 5th graders) are supporting Note in the Pocket’s mission “to provide quality clothing to homeless and impoverished children and families with dignity and love” with a month-long clothing drive, Jan. 20-Feb. 16. Learn more…
During this giving season, you are invited to honor family and friends by giving a gift in the form of a donation to Heifer International, supporting Heifer’s mission to end world hunger and poverty. Learn more…
We need YOU to be a presence at ONE Wake’s Local Non-Partisan Candidate Assembly on Oct. 10 AND the Statewide Candidate Assembly on Oct. 20. Candidates will judge the strength of our organization by how many people we deliver to these assemblies – attendance matters!
The Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina has pulled together a page of resources and recommendations for those who wish to support relief efforts in response to the devastation of Hurricane Helene. Learn more…
It takes a whole parish to put on a community event like Lobster Fest, and it’s truly a lot of fun. Can we count on you to help with Lobster Fest 2024? Learn what you can do…
We know that mental health problems are not rare; we are among people suffering with mental health issues in all areas of our life. How can we, as people who want to share God’s love with our friends and family, reach out and help when an individual is facing a mental health challenge?
The Racial Justice Planning Group and the Outreach Support Team are hosting a Racial Equity Institute (REI) Phase I training on Sept. 12-13 at St. Paul’s. The training is open to the public and has limited spaces available…learn more.
Fr. Javier sat down with the NC Justice Center to discuss how he got involved in community organizing, building the coalition that has become ONE Wake, and what can be done to address the local housing crisis. Hear how he balances advocacy work with caring for himself. Well worth a listen!