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FAQs for Pastor Search Process

If you have questions for the Senior Pastor Search Committee, email them to pastorsearch@chapelhillpc.org. Updated Sun, February 18, 2024 Q: What is the process for selecting a new Senior Pastor? A: The congregation first calls a Search Committee, the members of whom are tasked with selecting the candidate they believe God is calling to be […]

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Become a lay counselor

Want to become a lay counselor? Lay Counselor TrainingLay counselors need to have faith in Jesus Christ, a heart for helping people, acknowledged spiritual gifts, surrender to God’s will, and a call to demonstrate God’s grace and mercy.   Training focuses on biblical foundations related to counseling, understanding your own healing journey, counseling skills development, […]

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Lay Counseling FAQs

What is lay counseling?  Lay counseling is made of up lay people, trained specifically to offer brief, non-clinical counseling services to Chapel Hill Church attendees and the surrounding community.  Are lay counselors licensed?  No, lay counselors are not licensed.  Lay counselors attend an eight month intensive training before they counsel and are required to attend […]

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Senior Pastor Search

Latest update as of Sunday, April 21, 2024 In case you weren’t able to be in today’s worship services, we want to provide an important update from the Pastor Search Committee. Since November 5, our committee has engaged with 47 pastoral candidates, discussing our church’s essence, values, and mission. Eight candidates submitted detailed Personal Information […]

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Focus on our future…honor our legacy 

At our last Presbytery meeting (the regional gathering of EPC churches), we received training on congregational health. There are several qualities that characterize healthy, growing churches. One was this: healthy churches are focused on the future, not on the past.  I understand that. I even agree with it. We can’t live in the past. Our […]

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Remembering friends of Chapel Hill

As part of St Andrews Sunday 2023, we remember those who died in the past 12 months who were not members of Chapel Hill Church, but had connections to our congregation. Mary Elizabeth Baurichter November 15, 2022 Thomas Raymond Morris November 20, 2022 Kenneth Wayne Howard December 3, 2022 Sean Michael Callahan December 9, 2022 […]

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Emotionally healthy

How did your family of origin handle conflict, emotions, and stress? British culture is true to its stereotype – the “stiff upper lip” and “keep calm and carry on” sayings you’ve heard ring true in my personal experience. Handling life and its challenges with poise and perseverance, grace and grit, are the values I inherited.   […]

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