Born and raised in the Carolinas, Sherry Storrs has lived in the Raleigh area for over 40 years. She is a graduate of Meredith College with a Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work, and North Carolina State University with a Master’s Degree in Social Work. Sherry is currently pursuing herMaster of Divinity (MDiv) degree. Her passion […]
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Glad Tidings
Dear Friends, I am sitting in my office with a heavy, but excited, heart as I type this letter. It is hard for me to say goodbye, but a calling to the Diaconate is leading me forward to an internship at St. Michael’s Raleigh. I recently met with my Spiritual Director, Rev. Winston Charles, and
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Glad Tidings
Lillis Ward, Outreach Team I am so excited to announce that Leesville Elementary School is gearing up to have the Pride Packs Program back in full swing this week. They are restocking the shelves; the social worker is helping to identify children for the program, and plans are falling into place for a successful year. The
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Outreach
There are “peaks and valleys” in every relationship as we go through our years of being together. “Peaks” are when all is going smoothly, “Valleys” are when we are struggling or when there is outside stress. Some of these are a normal part of the relationship cycle, like the birth or adoption of a child,
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Glad Tidings
As I sat on my patio this morning drinking coffee and listening to the birds’ morning songs, my thoughts traveled across the waters to our brothers and sisters in Haiti. What a different morning they are experiencing from the one I woke to enjoy. One week ago on August 14 , their morning routine was
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Outreach, UncategorizedCommitment! What does it mean? Where are we at this time of our lives together in our commitment? If you said your vows in front of witnesses, what did the commitment mean to you? Would you change or add to any of those commitments? What would that look like? First, let us explore the word
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Glad Tidings
When we come together in our couple relationship, we bring our own unique personalities. Carl Jung and others, like Myers and Briggs, have helped us develop a better understanding of ourselves and those with whom we interact most closely – our partner, our spouse. Typically, we do not marry someone with a personality just like
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Glad Tidings
Members of the Nativity Social Justice Advocacy Team and the Outreach Team are proud to announce that the new scholarship fund introduced in February has completed its 2021 campaign (as of April 30.) Our goal for this first year was to provide the Raleigh-Apex NAACP with at least $1,000 to provide one scholarship for college
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Outreach, Social JusticeIn the second Glad Tidings issue of each month, Nativity’s Social Justice Committee will share announcements, events and recommended resources with the Nativity Community as we continue our pursuit of racial justice and reconciliation. Announcements & Events Anti-Racism Training Dismantling Racism: Reclaiming Our Baptismal Promise May 21, 5-8 pm & May 22, 9 am -1
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Social Justice
Last Saturday, Marilyn and I watched the beautiful, poignant funeral of Prince Philip in St. George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle from start to finish. It struck me, a few days before the annual observance of Earth Day, how evident Philip’s lifelong dedication to conservation of our planet was. When the World Wildlife Fund was begun
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From the Clergy