Announcement posts
Join us as we celebrate Jeremy Clos and give thanks for his ministry at Nativity. Jeremy has accepted a new call as Missioner for Adult Discipleship with the Diocese of North Carolina, a wonderful opportunity that recognizes the gifts he has shared with our parish. Jeremy’s final Sunday on staff will be Sunday, July 26. […]
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Adult Formation, From the Clergy, Glad Tidings
Join us on Sunday, August 9, from 3–5 pm in Corlett Hall for the launch of Staying Alive in Bear Country by the late Pete Crow, published on the first anniversary of his death. Celebrate Pete’s life and legacy with family and friends, and preorder your copy and RSVP using this link. For more information,
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
Please join us in holding Bishop Sam Rodman in prayer following his announcement that he has called for the election of the 13th Bishop Diocesan of North Carolina in November 2027 and plans to retire upon the ordination and consecration of his successor in spring 2028. Read Bishop Sam’s full statement on the Diocesan website.
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From the Clergy, Glad Tidings
Volunteers are needed for Vacation Bible School, July 19–23! This year’s Kingdom Quest VBS invites children to explore what it means to seek God’s kingdom through scripture, worship, service, and friendship. We’re partnering once again with North Raleigh Presbyterian Church to host the program. Whether you enjoy teaching, crafts, welcoming families, or helping behind the
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Children and Youth, 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
A full email address usually has two parts: “Display Name” <email address> The display name is optional. Sometimes you will only see the email address, such as Alfred@gmail.com. The sender can type almost anything as the display name. It is usually meant to be a name people can read easily, such as “Alfred C.” But
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Glad Tidings
Sunday, June 7, begins our Summer Peace Library program. Go to the Peace Library Review page for a list of all the books that have been reviewed by Nativity. Look for the special display at the front of the sanctuary featuring Peace Library books chosen to complement each week’s Gospel reading. Many of these titles
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Adult Formation, Children and Youth, Glad Tidings
You can make a difference by donating to the Leesville Elementary Backpack Program on the first Sunday of every month – next time is Sunday, June 7. Donations of shelf-ready milk, snacks, and protein items are greatly needed. Monetary donations are also appreciated. Donations can be placed in the basket in Estill House. Thank you
Registration for the 2026–27 Education for Ministry (EfM) seminar will open this summer. Offered through The University of the South School of Theology, EfM is a small-group program for theological education and reflection that meets Monday evenings at Nativity. Through study, prayer, and guided conversation, participants explore scripture, church history, and theology while reflecting on
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Adult Formation, Glad Tidings