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This Global Mission Sunday, we pause to give thanks for and recommit to our church’s global mission partners in Haiti, Cuba, Mexico, and Western North Carolina. It’s a day of opportunities to learn, worship, and serve. Before Sunday School Visit the Mission Tables for Earth Care, Voting, and the Global Outreach Committee, and bring nonperishable […] 
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As we come to God’s table to be nourished spiritually, please consider bringing non-perishable donations to church to stock our on-site food pantry. We will collect donations outside the Sanctuary, and permanent donation bins are located in the Welcome Center. This month’s wishlist: Jelly (in plastic only) Spaghetti sauce (in plastic only) Condiments (mustard, mayo, […] 
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Come wade in the water with us and help clean up trash at Little Sugar Creek! We’ll have a “most unusual trash” showdown and ice cream at The Local Scoop on Park Road. |
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Join us in October for a special three-week Sunday School series taught by Lucy Baum and Dr. Mark Douglas, J. Erskine Love Professor of Christian Ethics at Columbia Theological Seminary, entitled “When Red and Blue Don’t Make Purple: Faithful Responses to Political Division.” The realities of political division in the United States not only confront […] |
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On Saturday, October 17, from 10-1:30, we will join Rev. Daniel Heath, Associate Chaplain and Director of Descendant Community Outreach, for a tour of campus sites that illuminate the connections of the college to slavery and the work the community has done to repair this painful time in its history. As a reminder, Dr. Robert […] |
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Join us for lunch and a discussion of “On Tyranny.” This #1 New York Times Bestseller offers lessons from 20th-century totalitarianism to help preserve democratic freedoms against modern authoritarian threats […] |
