Our life as Episcopalians is shaped by common prayer and shared tables. We gather around the altar each Sunday, and we gather around kitchen tables during the week. In both places, God meets us. The same grace we encounter in bread and wine is echoed in flour and water, in hands working together, in simple food shared with gratitude. Through ordinary things, Christ forms us into one body.

There’s still time to make a difference. Our Household Supply Drive for Family Promise runs through February 28 , and we invite the entire parish to help us finish strong. The Episcopal Youth Community (EYC) is leading this effort to support Family Promise , an organization that serves families experiencing homelessness and housing instability in the Cape Fear region. Through practical assistance, stable housing support, and compassionate care, Family Promise helps families r

Last Sunday evening, February 22, our Episcopal Youth Community (EYC) gathered for a meaningful and joy-filled night together. In addition to sharing dinner and fellowship, our youth worked on a special outreach project—assembling college care packages for students connected to our parish community. With enthusiasm and care, they put together twelve college care packages , each one filled with thoughtful items and handwritten notes of encouragement. College students today fac

Shrove Tuesday was a joyful celebration of fellowship, music, and shared tradition as we prepared to enter the season of Lent. In the Episcopal Church, this feast day marks a final moment of gathering before Ash Wednesday, inviting us to move from celebration into reflection. Thanks to your generosity, donations from the evening will directly support our youth program, helping nurture faith, leadership, and community among our young people.

Lent invites us into a quieter rhythm of prayer, reflection, and renewed intention. Whether through Morning Prayer, a simple candlelit moment, or reading from the Book of Common Prayer, this season offers space to draw nearer to Christ. Explore meaningful resources for all ages and discover simple ways to keep a holy Lent at home and in daily life. Come and see.

St. Andrew’s youth are leading a supply drive for Family Promise, an organization that helps prevent and end homelessness for families with children. We’re collecting household essentials like paper towels, laundry detergent, garbage bags, and cleaning supplies. Donations can be dropped off in the Old Parish Hall.

During their visit to St. Nicholas’ Greek Orthodox Church, St. Andrew’s youth encountered the beauty and depth of Orthodox worship firsthand—from sacred iconography to treasured reliquaries that connect faith, history, and prayer across generations.