By Cara Taylor, Director of Outreach June is a time for celebrating! The sun returns, students reach milestones, and Chapel Hill looks back on a year of serving others. While the world presses on us to make these marks of our own performance and worth, the good news of Jesus makes them moments of gratitude […]
Month: May 2026
The Spiritual Discipline of Paying Attention
By Julie Hawkins, Pastor of Ministry This time of year has a way of scattering us. The school schedule feels like a sprint to the finish line. Summer plans begin filling the calendar. Sports, vacations, end-of-year events, and longer evenings slowly change the rhythm of life. Before we realize it, our attention becomes fragmented. And […]
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Come Holy Spirit
Experiencing the Presence and Power of God Aug 2 – 30 | Sundays at 10:00 am A New Series for a Distracted, Exhausted, and Spiritually Hungry World What does it mean to truly live with the presence and power of the Holy Spirit? In a world full of noise, anxiety, division, and spiritual confusion, many […]
Refreshing Our Lobby & Coffee Areas
By Ellis White, Senior Pastor Over the years, one of the things we’ve come to recognize is how quickly people form an impression when they walk into a space. Long before a song is sung or a message is preached, something meaningful is already happening. In those first few minutes, people are quietly asking, “Do […]
Welcoming Two New Leaders
By Ellis White, Senior Pastor As you know, we’ve been prayerfully searching for the right leaders to help guide two vital areas of our church—Worship and Children’s Ministry. Thank you for your patience, your prayers, and your trust in the process. We’re excited to share that God has provided in a powerful way. Seth Wolfe, […]
Raising Kids Who Actually Live Their Faith
By Rachel White, Pastor of Next Steps Growing up, I had a front-row seat to what real, everyday faith looks like. My grandparents modeled a heart for mission and a deep love for God’s Word. My dad and I would sing worship songs together before bed. My mom made space for honest conversations about how […]