A sampling of the encouragement cards the youth of Episcopal Outreach Camp made for guests at Galilee Ministries of East Charlotte’s food pantry. By Lyn Holt “What was your favorite …
From its earliest days, Galilee Ministries of East Charlotte has depended on neighbors sharing their gifts, whether that’s labor on the Galilee Green (the youth group from St. Martin’s, Charlotte, …
One of the many signs of welcome at Galilee Ministries of East Charlotte. Galilee Ministries of East Charlotte looks to the future By the Rev. Emily Parker I am not sure …
The diocesan-wide task force appointed by the bishops, and the Diocesan Council of the Diocese of North Carolina, announce today the recipients of the second phase of the mission proceeds …
How the New Hope Collaborative is deepening relationships in southeast Raleigh [Images throughout: The New Hope Collaborative on the site of the former St. Mark’s, Raleigh, is a community resource …
Asset-Based Community Development and congregational vitality By Joy Shillingsburg In May 2024, eight members of the Diocese of North Carolina traveled to Indianapolis, Indiana, to attend an “un-conference” with nonprofit and church …
The Summer Enrichment Program at St. Paul’s, Winston-Salem, celebrates its golden anniversary By Lisa Carter, Aliesha Oakes, Rhett Butler and the Rev. Nancy Vaders In 1972, five large churches in …
As children and families head back to school, we celebrate the relationships between churches and schools across the Diocese of North Carolina. St. David’s, Laurinburg For more than 25 years, St. …
Holy Spirit, Greensboro, discerns how to serve its community By Summerlee Walter There is a tragic irony to the modern housing market: As community prosperity increases, so does homelessness. While …
St. Andrew’s, Rocky Mount, responds to a community in need after devastating tornadoes By Christine McTaggart At midday on July 19, an EF3 tornado touched down in Nash and Edgecombe …
A simple question creates a sacred space through Laundry Love By the Rev. James Franklin “Can we pay for your laundry tonight?” Favorite. Question. Ever. It elicits a response that …
“These are God’s creatures, too.” By Christine McTaggart It’s the time of year when many churches celebrate pets and the love between them and the people they call family with …
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