The Reverend Skip Walker
Priest -in-Charge
Bishop Rob Skirving is happy to announce the appointment of the Rev. Skip Walker as Coordinator of Ministry with People of African Descent, a new position in the Diocese of East Carolina which will begin October 1st and continue for an initial two-year period. As a part of this full-time position, Skip will serve as priest-in-charge with two of East Carolina’s historic black congregations, St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in Wilmington and St. Joseph’s Episcopal Church in Fayetteville. In his work with the wider diocese, Skip will support the leadership of each of the diocese’s six historic black congregations and will support the people and staff of the diocesan in striving to live into the fourth of our mission priorities, which proclaims that we have discerned that God’s Holy Spirit is calling us to “heal by advocating for justice and peace for all of God’s children, working together to remove obstacles that prevent equitable access to resources, while building bridges of reconciliation for the divisions between us."
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St. Joseph's Episcopal Church Yard Sale
Oct 7, 2023 9am - 3pm
St. Joseph's Yard Sale
$25 Table rental fee may be paid at this link
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The Most Reverend Michael J. Curry
Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church, USA
Will be celebrating at St. Joseph's Episcopal Church.
10:00 AM
Sunday October 22, 2023
509 Ramsey Street
Fayetteville, NC 28301
(910) 323-0161
East Carolina Revival
We are hiring a bus to Newton Grove. $25 per person.
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Who we are
Our History
Our history is a part of us. We are the second oldest Episcopal Congregation in Fayetteville. We have been an active parish since 1873. Our church building was built in 1896. Please see an usher to get a booklet describing the history of our parish.
Our Faith
We deeply believe in the Lord Jesus Christ and the teaching of the Church. We worship in the Anglican Tradition.
FAQs about the Episcopal Church
Q. Can anyone worship at an Episcopal Church?
A. Yes. All are welcome.
Q. Do I need to know the order and manner of worship?
A. No. Our members and ushers will help you in using the Book of Common Prayer.
The Brotherhood of St. Andrew
The Brotherhood of St. Andrew is an international ministry of men within the Anglican Communion with corporate offices in Ambridge, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. The Brotherhood was incorporated by an Act of the U. S. Congress signed May 30, 1908 by President Theodore Roosevelt. That Act states, "the sole object of said corporation shall be the spread of Christ's Kingdom among men."
The St. Joseph's Chapter of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew provides food to area food pantries. We also provide food and school supplies to a school that has a high population of very needy children. We provide funds to help churches, family and public agencies for family crises and disaster relief.
We support our church....
The three pillars of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew are daily prayer, regular study, and continuous service. We pray daily. We study the scriptures regularly especially during our weekly meeting. We provide continuous service through our service projects to our church and to the community.
We support the spread of Christ's Kingdom...
We make continuous efforts, week by week, to bring other into Christ's Church.
