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Father Jemonde Taylor Represents St. Ambrose and ONE Wake on Discussion on Affordable Housing Downtown South Project
The Raleigh City Council set out to have a public hearing on the massive Downtown South project. Representatives from ONE Wake, including Father Jemonde Taylor, voiced their concerns about the project, wanting to ensure the project was able to accommodate a larger...
ABC11: City Council to hear from critics, proponents ahead of vote on Raleigh Downtown South project
Read how ONE Wake and Father Jemonde Taylor speak up on the Raleigh Downtown South project. Read the full article here.
The Laymen’s Times Vol.3
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Rector’s Pastoral Letter: Advent II
Dear Saint Ambrose Family, I am grateful for your prayerfulness and witness during these uncertain times. I last wrote you nearly six months ago. At that time, we were three months into the COVID-19 pandemic. By that date, the United States had 2.8 million confirmed...
Keep Your Lamps Trimmed and Burning
Written by the Rev. Jemonde Taylor Happy New Year! This greeting sounds a bit premature to our ears. We just finished Thanksgiving dinner. Some of us are putting up our Christmas decorations. We are not used to hearing a new year greeting in December. Sunday, November...
Thanksgiving Food Distribution
Written and submitted by: Karyn C. Thomas Romans 12:13 “Share with the Lord’s people who are in need. Practice hospitality.” As we enter the season of giving thanks, we know that our responsibility as Christians is to help those who are in need in our community. St....
CBS17 Article: Advocates speak out on potential effect of ‘Downtown South’ on nearby Raleigh residents
https://www.cbs17.com/news/local-news/wake-county-news/advocates-speak-out-on-potential-effect-of-downtown-south-on-nearby-raleigh-residents/
The Laymen’s Times Vol.2
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The Laymen’s Times Vol.1
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Saint Ambrose and Food Distribution
. In the Matthew 25:35 scripture, I was hungry, and you gave me something to eat. I was thirsty, and you gave me something to drink. I was a stranger, and you took me into your home. We know that our responsibility as Christians is to help those who are in need in our...
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