One of the outreach efforts your pledge dollars support each year is the Episcopal Habitat Build. Nativity contributes toward building materials and provides volunteers to help construct a home for a qualified homebuyer. More ways to support Habitat 1) Donate to Habitat ReStores If you’re spring cleaning or downsizing, consider donating gently used items to […]
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Caring for Creation, Community Partners, Outreach
This summer, we invite you to join a new adult formation offering: Lectionary Divina. Meeting Sundays from June 21 to August 23, from 9:30–10:20 am in Curry Hall, Room 204, this group will engage one or more of the lectionary readings appointed for the day through a reflective, discussion-based approach. Sessions will be led on
Join The Rev. Nancy Titus as we conclude our exploration of Christian mysticism in Secrets of the Christian Mystics. Due to winter weather cancellations, we will complete the series by focusing on Thomas Merton and Cynthia Bourgeault. Meeting Sunday, June 7 and 14, from 9:30–10:20 am in Curry Hall, Room 204. This continuation offers a
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Adult Formation, Glad Tidings
Young Adult Bible Study meets on Zoom on the first Tuesday of each month from 6:30–8 pm, led by The Rev. George Black. Our next gathering is on June 2. This is a relaxed, welcoming space to explore scripture, ask questions, and grow in community. Whether you’re new to Bible study or have lots of
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Adult Formation, Glad Tidings
We live in a time where, sadly, scammers attempt to collect personal information online. In order to add an additional layer of security, email links in Glad Tidings and on our website now go through a secure “Contact Nativity” form. Your message will now be sent from website@nativityonline.org, keeping your personal email private. Please be
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Glad Tidings
Happy May, Seniors! In case you missed your Cinco de Mayo celebration, join us for a festive lunch gathering on Sunday, May 17 at 12 pm at Carajillo’s Mexican Restaurant – 6675 Falls of Neuse Rd., Raleigh 27615. Our host this month is Ed Mussman! Please let him know you’re joining. Come enjoy great food,
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Glad Tidings
Nativity has been accepted into the Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina’s Let the Children Come discernment and grant process, an initiative focused on imagining and experimenting with intergenerational worship and prayer that honors the gifts and spiritual lives of children. Over the coming months, we will work with The Rev. Canon Kathy Walker as our
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Children and Youth, Glad Tidings
I am very sad to announce that June 14 will be Christian Schoen’s last Sunday with us as our Music Minister. It has been an inspiring year for our choir and our music program, and we will miss Christian’s leadership behind the console. The vestry is working on the next steps, and you should hear
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Glad Tidings, Music
Nativity is partnering with local congregations to sponsor a Guns to Gardens Safe Surrender event on Saturday, June 13, at Umstead Park United Church of Christ. Individuals can anonymously surrender unwanted firearms at no cost. Weapons are safely disabled on-site and later repurposed into garden tools. This effort responds to concerns raised by our youth.
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Glad Tidings
We are delighted to share that the Episcopal Divinity School has named nine leaders to its inaugural “Innovating Beloved Communities” cohort, including our Rector, the Rev. Dr. Grey Maggiano! This year-long program supports leaders in nurturing ministries rooted in justice, compassion, and inclusion through mentorship, retreats, and shared learning. We celebrate this joyful milestone in Father
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