Outreach

by Lillis Ward and Beth Crow Mark your calendar for December 8 — that is our annual Day of Giving event. It will be held in Corlett Hall beginning at 9:15 am and lasting until around 12:30 pm. We have 15 nonprofit groups in Raleigh planning to be present with displays. The week of December

Since 2021, Nativity’s Chatty Yarn group has been participating in the “Foster Care to Success,”  Red Scarf project which supports young adult students after they have aged out of the foster care system. This year’s crop of 29 beautiful, unique, red scarves, blessed by Grey, will be sent out this month. Twice a year, Foster

Fall has arrived  which means planning for this year’s Week/Day of Giving has begun. Week/Day of Giving is an annual event at our church during which parishioners can learn about some of the many ministries supported by members of the church and the Outreach Team.  It also provides an opportunity for members of the church

by Viola Baldwin One of Church of the Nativity’s ministries is working at the Inter-Faith Food Shuttle once a month. We gather in the warehouse and pack approximately 100 bags with a menu established by the staff of the Food Shuttle. We then deliver the bags to three sites by going door to door in

Cuyler O’Connor, Deacon at El Buen Pastor, has reached out to Nativity to ask for help in collecting school supplies for their children in Durham. Please consider contributing to this effort. Collection boxes can be found in the Narthex as well as in Estill House through August 8th. If a digital option is better for

by Joe Ward February 24 is the kickoff day for the 2024 Habitat for Humanity Episcopal Build. On Saturday, February 24, volunteers from the Episcopal churches will join forces to assemble walls for two homes and stand walls on one house. Volunteers are needed for either the 8;30 wall build for the first house or

by Rene Garcesphotos by Perry Suk Thank you Nativity for attending our 12th annual Rise Against Hunger (RAH) 10,000 meal-packing event! The Outreach ministry team budgeted $3,000 for the Rise Against Hunger event this year, and our neighbors at North Raleigh Presbyterian Church and their Outreach ministry team supplied another $800, allowing us to set