Blog Posts from our Clergy members
This Thanksgiving week, neighbors from across North Raleigh’s faith communities will gather to give thanks together. Join us for the Interfaith Thanksgiving Service, hosted by the North Raleigh Interfaith Clergy Group on Monday, November 23 at 7 pm at Beth Meyer Synagogue. There will be a receiption after the service and all are welcome! Livestreaming
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From the Clergy, Glad Tidings
We’d love to you have you join us for coffee and a light breakfast in Corlett Hall at 9:30 am on November 1. This will be a fun and informal time to get to know some of the leadership at Church of the Nativity, ask questions, learn more about the church and enjoy some fellowship.
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From the Clergy, From the Vestry, Glad Tidings
This year’s Stewardship Campaign, which begins this week, has chosen the theme Space at the Table. Space at the Table means providing a place to meet and worship and be together. It also means maintaining the offerings that meet the spiritual needs of every member. No matter who you are, we want to continue to
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From the Clergy, From the Vestry, Glad Tidings, Stewardship
It is customary during the Feast of All Saints to read the litany of names of the saints in our lives who have died in the past year. If there is someone in particular you would like to have named this year during the service, Names should be submitted by October 20 to ensure inclusion
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From the Clergy, 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
“Story and Song” 2026 Adult pilgrimage to Charleston Read More »
Adult Formation, From the Clergy, Glad Tidings, Social Justice
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
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
Organist/Choirmaster Church of the Nativity (Episcopal) – Raleigh, NC Read More »
From the Clergy, Glad TidingsAs clergy, there is one question I dislike perhaps more than any other. It is not “Are you allowed to swear?” or “You can be a priest and be married?” or even “What’s it like to only work one day a week?” The question that is the hardest for me to answer is “So what do I
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From the Clergy
George Black is currently an Ordinand for Holy Orders in the Episcopal Church. He holds a Master’s of Divinity from Virginia Theological Seminary, with aspirations of serving as a full-time prison and school chaplain. He will be helping out part time at Church of the Nativity serving as Curate. Most recently, George served as a
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From the Clergy