Nativity’s Outreach Team is exploring the possibility of serving a meal at the Women’s Center of Wake County, the only day shelter for single women in the county. This shelter relies primarily on volunteers. The Center helps provide stability to Wake County’s most vulnerable women experiencing homelessness. The Outreach Team believes this is a very
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Glad Tidings, Outreach, Social Justice
Ladies, time is running out. The Women’s Retreat only has a few more openings and you KNOW you want to be part of this awesome group! This isn’t only a chance to meet more women of the congregation and/or get to know them better, but it’s a chance to learn how your personality and spirituality
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Adult Formation, Glad Tidings, Pastoral Care
You are invited to journey with The Rev. Dr. Grey Maggiano, pilgrimage Coordinator, Beth Crow and other pilgrims from Church of the Nativity as we transport ourselves through story and song, through prayer and scripture, to Charleston, SC. We will be seeking to better understand and begin to reckon with the legacy of slavery in
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Adult Formation, From the Clergy, Glad Tidings, Social Justice
On October 18 following the 10:30 service join Rev. Grey for a talk about his recent doctoral thesis: “The Fast we choose” on what happens when a church embarks on racial reparations and reconciliation. To learn more about reparations, the church and faith, sign up for our Wednesday evening book study starting Wednesday October 14
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Adult Formation, Glad Tidings, Social Justice
Please join us for a four-part series exploring mental health, military service and belonging. We’ll meet Sundays from October 18 to November 8 from 9:30 to 10:20 am in Curry Hall Room 204. Topics include partners in care, moral injury and belonging. All are welcome! Come learn, share, and support our community. Questions?
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Glad Tidings, Outreach, Social Justice
We were excited to welcome our high school youth back with a regathering dinner last Sunday. They enjoyed a friendly competition to design new vestments for Rev. Grey. You may get to see them this Sunday! The high schoolers voted and will now have their formation time immediately after the 10:30 services in Room 202
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Children and Youth, Glad Tidings
The fall Buildings and Grounds Workday is Saturday, Oct. 3 (in case of rain, we’ll meet on Oct. 10 instead). Join us from 9 am-2 pm. Come when you can and bring weeding and pruning tools. Breakfast and lunch will be provided for volunteers.
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Buildings & Grounds, Glad Tidings
Tuesdays @ 7 pm at St. Titus Episcopal Church, Durham Join St. Titus Episcopal Church Tuesdays at 7 pm this fall for a special virtual lecture series in partnership with Wake Forest University School of Divinity’s Thriving Congregations Initiative, supported by the Lilly Endowment. The series will feature scholars and leaders exploring faith, community, neighborliness
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Adult Formation, From the Clergy, Glad Tidings
Church of the Nativity warmly welcomes Rev. Deacon Cuyler O’Connor back to his sponsoring parish! During his time away, Deacon Cuyler faithfully served the communities of El Buen Pastor in Durham and St. Bartholomew’s in Pittsboro. Deacon Cuyler looks forward to continuing his ministry at Nativity, especially with Pastoral Care, and hopes to offer opportunities
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From the Clergy, From the Vestry, Glad Tidings
The Women’s Center of Wake County, located on Atlantic Avenue a few miles north of downtown, is the only day shelter for single women in the county. It uses evidence-based practices to provide stability and services to some of Wake County’s most vulnerable women experiencing homelessness. The Women’s Center relies on volunteers to prepare and
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Outreach, Social Justice