Who needs a ride? The vestry is exploring beginning a rides ministry to help Nativity members who are temporarily unable to get to Church on Sundays by offering rides with a rotating pool of volunteers. If you are someone who has needed, or currently needs, help getting to and from Nativity – please . If […]
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From the Vestry, Glad Tidings
You may have noticed our new laminated welcome cards in the backs of the pews! Designed with both newcomers and longtime members in mind, these cards include a brief introduction to Church of the Nativity and the Episcopal Church, along with a QR code that allows visitors to easily connect with us and learn more.
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Glad Tidings
Raleigh Episcopal Campus Ministry serves as an inclusive and welcoming place of worship for college-age students in the Raleigh area, led by Rev. Caleb Tabor. While many students come from NCSU, ECM also welcomes students from Meredith College, Wake Technical Community College, William Peace University, and other local schools. The organization offers weekly Sunday services,
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Outreach, Pastoral Care
The options for composting at Church of the Nativity have changed recently. The Building and Grounds team has removed the compost bins from the Community Garden. Please place all compostable materials in the bin provided by CompostNow located on the north end of the parking lot (to your right when facing Estill House). This bin
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Buildings & Grounds, Caring for Creation, Glad Tidings
In the 1990s the UN worked to establish 8 millennium development goals (MDGs) adopted in September of 2000 when 189 countries and 147 heads of state signed the Millennium Declaration with the goal of providing a global blueprint to improve human living standards by 2015. The MDG era officially concluded in 2016, leading to measurable
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Outreach, Social Justice
In hopes of providing rest and renewal for our clergy this season, the Vestry is implementing a six-week trial of a single Sunday worship service during the second half of the summer. From Sunday, August 2 to Sunday, September 6, our two Sunday services will be combined into one 9:30 am Eucharist service, with adult
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From the Clergy, Glad Tidings
Position Description June 11, 2026 Who we are: Church of the Nativity is a young(ish) Episcopal Church (40 years old this year!) with a history of being actively engaged in worship, justice and Christian formation. We average approximately 150 worshippers on Sunday morning, and our sanctuary features a two-manual, 20-stop Andover pipe organ that was
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From the Clergy, Glad Tidings
This is the story of the Alabama River, which runs from Montgomery Al. to Mobile Al and its trip through the history of the State of Alabama. With a particular focus on the Edmund Pettus Bridge, this beautifully illustrated story tells the history of Alabama, particularly during the Civil Rights Movement in the 60s.
This story uses gorgeous illustrations that show the beauty of God’s Creation during walks that a Grandad shares with his Grandson. On these walks, the grandfather explains to his grandson how different parts of nature pray to God. This does not always make sense to the child during these walks. As he grows older, he
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Peace Library Reviews
This is a beautiful story about a child going with their father to an annual visit to a family reunion. Beautiful illustrations show African-American family traditions that are centered around their land that has been with them for years, and will be theirs for years to come. Every year, the family gathers to share how
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Peace Library Reviews