During this Advent season we look to prophecies in the book of Isaiah about Jesus’ coming. In Isaiah 61 we read that he came to bind up the brokenhearted, comfort all who mourn, set prisoners free and bring joy and restoration to the world. And as we look around and see others hurting, we want […]
Remembering friends of Chapel Hill
As part of St Andrews Sunday 2022, we remember those who died in the past 12 months who were not members of Chapel Hill Church, but had connections to our congregation. Glen Forest Hutchison November 18, 2021 Quinn (Eldon) Farnes December 2, 2021 Lynn Peixotto December 14, 2021 Melinda Grace Wagner January 21, 2022 Luke […]
Nominating Committee
The Congregational Meeting will be held on Sunday, October 23, at 10:00 am (or directly after the 9:00 am worship service) in the Sanctuary. Diana Wimber (1-year term) I was born & raised in Northern California, and moved to Gig Harbor in January, 2003. My late husband Paul and I joined Chapel Hill within a […]
LifeGroup Questions
LifeGroup questions are now located here. The most recent discussion questions based on the weekly scripture and sermon are posted here when they become available. Got questions? Connect with Pastor Rachel White. Week of November 3, 2024 Read Jeremiah 29:4-7 Week of October 27, 2024 Read Joshua 3-4 […]
For the One Support Resources
As you notice specific ways your one person may need care, Chapel Hill has practical resources to support the community here. How do I find out more about the Christian faith? Alpha is a place to ask questions and explore faith. No commitment. No pressure. It’s a 10-week (give or take) series that includes food, […]
For the One
Our goal…our hope…is modest and attainable: that EVERY single believer who calls Chapel Hill Church “home” will devote themselves to praying for, being present with, and presenting a personal invitation to ONE unbelieving friend. JUST ONE. Are you willing to join in that journey? In that discipline? Of thinking beyond ourselves, our interests, our blessings…and resonating with the […]
Why a denomination matters
By Rev. Dr. Dean WeaverStated Clerk of the Evangelical Presbyterian Church (EPC)Teaching Elder, Presbytery of the Alleghenies Denominations as we know them today were not a part of the early church, but the idea of Christians being “together in one accord” (seen in Acts 2 and 4) as well as the Council of Jerusalem (seen […]
Support Groups
We offer free support groups for adults going through difficult circumstances such as the death of a loved one, divorce, cancer treatment, healing from trauma, parenting children with mental health challenges, becoming a new mother, and young adults overcoming challenges. Each group has a unique schedule. Find out more by contacting the Care Office at 253.853.0291. […]
OUR DNA
These are the distinctive values or qualities that define us as a Christian community. If any of these things were missing, we wouldn’t be Chapel Hill. We believe there are nine pieces of Chapel Hill’s DNA, split into three groups: head, heart, and hands. What we believe, how we behave, and what we do. HEAD […]
The Lord’s Supper
The Lord’s Supper is one of two sacraments in our denomination, the Evangelical Presbyterian Church (EPC). The sacrament was instituted by Jesus on the night of his betrayal. It is to be celebrated until the end of the world as a perpetual remembrance of what he did for humanity on the cross. The Lord’s Supper […]