Author name: Church of the Nativity

Save the date for Vacation Bible School, July 19–23! We’re excited to once again partner with North Raleigh Presbyterian Church for a great week of faith and fun. VBS will be held on their campus this year. Mark your calendars now and watch for the theme and registration details coming soon. We look forward to […]

Out! Raleigh Pride Family Day is Saturday, June 27. Last year, a small group from Stand Up Speak Out volunteered as “shields” for participants and found it deeply meaningful. If there’s interest in serving again, we’re looking for one or more people, within SUSO or beyond, to help coordinate with the LGBT Center of Raleigh.

Since launching in December, we’ve raised about $5,600 toward our goal of $8,000—matching what we’ve achieved each of the past five years and helping over 30 students attend college. The campaign runs through May. To give, visit our website and click “donate,” or write a check to Church of the Nativity with “NAACP” in the

A new Sunday morning study, The Resurrected Christ, will continue to meet April 19–May 17, from 9:30–10:20 am in Curry Hall, Room 204, led by the Rev. Dr. Jim Melnyk. Through readings from the Gospels, Acts, and Paul’s letters, participants will explore several biblical accounts of encounters with the risen Christ: on the road, by

If you have photos from last Sunday’s cookie decorating or time capsule burial, we would love to have them for the parish archives. We are also looking for any volunteers to capture “Nativity Activity” moments to share in our archives and with the Raleigh community on Facebook and beyond. You don’t have to be a

The Pastoral Care committee is looking to expand our list of Nativity members who are willing and able to help our fellow parishioners. At the present time, there is a need for transportation to doctor’s appointments and child care. If you are able to help in this way, please send us an email.

Be part of our team on Saturday, March 28 at Olde Poole Place as we partner with Habitat for Humanity! We need 15 volunteers to work on the house and helpers to provide lunch for 40 people. No experience is needed – core volunteers will guide us. Youth 16+ may participate with a parent. It’s

Happy March, Seniors! We’re gathering for our March Senior Luncheon on Sunday, March 15, 12 pm, at The Piper’s Tavern (8304 Falls of Neuse Rd., Raleigh 27615). David and Ellen Nason are our gracious hosts. Please give them a call or send an email to let them know you’re coming so we can plan accordingly.

Lent calls us to center our lives on Christ. As Nativity looks toward the next 40 years, how do we keep Jesus as the ONE THING? Join us March 4, March 11 and March 18 (on Zoom at 7 pm) and March 25 (in-person potluck) for prayerful, forward-looking conversation. We’ll celebrate our past, explore the