As vicar of St. Christopher Episcopal Church on Vandora Springs Road, the Rev. Ralph Fogg will be trying to get more folks, especially young families, into the pews of the small congregation.
Food, a pair of eyeglasses or a backpack full of school supplies, whatever the need, the folks at Lord of Life — with a little help from their friends — have tried to live out the Gospel call to share their gifts with the needy.
An energetic crowd of six elementary-age clown ministers from Garner United Methodist Church visited residents from Aversboro Assisted Living recently.
It sometimes happens in the business world, but it’s more unusual for a church to change “owners,” so to speak. But that’s what happened this past spring when Garner’s Faith Zone Worship Center became the south campus of Living Word Family Church.
“The ministry is about broken people,” said the Rev. Lizzie Anderson, founder of the Peace Chapel of Deliverance on West Garner Road.
The summer brings more than just oppressive heat; it also brings a shortage of food at the Garner Area Ministries food pantry.
The “nobody’s perfect” mantra could be applied to Jim Joyce and Armando Galarraga.
When the children at Plymouth Church walk into their new classroom for Sunday school these days, they are greeted by a huge mural on the classroom wall that depicts Moses beckoning the Israelites to pass through the parted waters of the Red Sea (Exodus 14:22).
After more than four years of wandering in the Garner wilderness, the flock at Sovereign King Church finally has a place to call home.
St. Mary Mother of the Church Catholic Parish in Garner was honored for outstanding support in blood collections by the American Red Cross Triangle-Area Chapter at the chapter’s recent annual meeting.