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Racial Equity Institute Phase 1 training

St. Paul’s will host a Racial Equity Institute (REI) Phase I training October 15–16, open to the wider community – not just Episcopalians or Cary residents. Partial scholarships are available through the Racial Justice and Reconciliation Commission, with approximately 10 half-scholarships available. Please contact Aleta Payne before registering if financial assistance would make the training

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Glad Tidings, Social Justice

Getting to know you: A foyer adventure

Meet new friends or reconnect with the community at Nativity by joining Foyer! Groups of 4–5 gather monthly from September-December to share a meal. Whether you cook, host, or order in, the focus is fellowship in a relaxed setting. Families can also join through Family Foyer, if sufficient interest. Sign up by emailing Gail T.

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Adult Formation, Glad Tidings

The Daily Bread virtual evening book study

Join us every Wednesday at 7 pm EST beginning Sep. 9 for a meaningful and thought-provoking book study as we explore Take This Bread by Sarah Miles. Together, we’ll reflect on faith, community, hospitality, and the transformative power of sharing a meal and sharing our lives. Contact the Nativity Office () for the zoom link.

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Adult Formation, Glad Tidings

New vendor request form

Thank you to all of the volunteers and ministry teams who give their time and energy to make Nativity’s life and ministry possible! To help streamline purchases and communication, we’ve created a Vendor Request Form for all ministry-related purchases. All requests must be reviewed and approved by staff and/or Vestry before a purchase is made.

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From the Vestry, Glad Tidings

Caring for the place we call home

Church of the Nativity’s Building & Grounds committee keeps Nativity’s buildings and campus in good repair and is looking for volunteers — whether you’re handy or simply willing to learn. This year’s projects have included exterior painting, new Narthex flooring, and parking lot restriping, while upcoming needs include HVAC and roof repairs. To volunteer, contact

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Buildings & Grounds, Glad Tidings

Composting Just Got Easier at Nativity

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

Organist/Choirmaster Church of the Nativity (Episcopal) – Raleigh, NC

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

Graduation Sunday – June 7

Nativity will celebrate Graduation Sunday on Sunday, June 7, honoring both our eighth-grade students and graduating seniors. Eighth graders are invited to wear their school colors, while seniors are encouraged to wear their academic regalia. All graduates will take part in the procession and receive a special blessing, followed by a celebration after the service.

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Children and Youth, Glad Tidings
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