77 upcoming events
Select your calendar, and accept the calendar subscription notice. When accepted, all of our events will automatically appear in your calendar application or mobile device.
When you subscribe to this calendar, all of the events in the calendar will appear on your own calendar. When the calendar owner creates new events, they'll automatically appear on your calendar. It's like magic.
Upcoming events
Join Leah Benn Miller, Director of Worship & Spiritual Formation, each Wednesday morning during Lent at 8:00 a.m. for "Lectio with Leah," a contemplative virtual gathering centered around the ancient spiritual practice of Lectio Divina.In the midst of busy lives, this intimate Zoom space offers a sanctuary of silence, guided meditation, and collective wisdom as we listen for the Spirit's movement through Scripture together. Whether you're new to contemplative practices or have an established meditation routine, this gentle approach to sacred reading creates space for divine encounter.No preparation is needed—simply bring yourself and a desire for deeper connection. This practice is especially meaningful during the Lenten season as we prepare our hearts for Easter's renewal.
Each week, we’ll have food, fellowship, games, a message just for students, and time to have fun and let students be themselves.
Lenten Book Study: My Body is GoodWhat if we gave up something other than chocolate for Lent? What if we gave up diet culture instead? My Body Is Good: Giving Up Diet Culture and Embracing Body Positivity for Lent, by Anne Cumings, is a book that offers daily meditations, prayers, and journaling prompts for those seeking to heal from diet culture. At this Lenten Book Study, we’ll discuss themes from the book and heal from harmful narratives we’ve learned about our bodies. Together, we can embrace our bodies as good parts of God’s creation.We will meet in person in Pittsboro and have an online option as well.
At its core, Confirmation is a response to what God has done and is doing in your life. It's also the second part of baptism. At Baptism, we declare God's love for you, even if you can't respond for yourself. But at Confirmation, you have the opportunity to respond, to confirm your faith, and — through learning, friendship, and exploration—to claim that faith for yourself. Our confirmation gatherings will take place in person on Sunday evenings at 5:00 p.m. Each session will focus on a question or topic related to the Christian faith and tradition to help you learn, integrate, and claim your faith as your own. Over the course of nine sessions, you will have the opportunity to ask and explore big questions, learn alongside an adult mentor, and engage in service opportunities to put your faith into action. We will use a United Methodist-centered curriculum, and each session will be facilitated by Brent and Rajeev, featuring games, discussions, and interactive activities.
Join Leah Benn Miller, Director of Worship & Spiritual Formation, each Wednesday morning during Lent at 8:00 a.m. for "Lectio with Leah," a contemplative virtual gathering centered around the ancient spiritual practice of Lectio Divina.In the midst of busy lives, this intimate Zoom space offers a sanctuary of silence, guided meditation, and collective wisdom as we listen for the Spirit's movement through Scripture together. Whether you're new to contemplative practices or have an established meditation routine, this gentle approach to sacred reading creates space for divine encounter.No preparation is needed—simply bring yourself and a desire for deeper connection. This practice is especially meaningful during the Lenten season as we prepare our hearts for Easter's renewal.
Each week, we’ll have food, fellowship, games, a message just for students, and time to have fun and let students be themselves.
Lenten Book Study: My Body is GoodWhat if we gave up something other than chocolate for Lent? What if we gave up diet culture instead? My Body Is Good: Giving Up Diet Culture and Embracing Body Positivity for Lent, by Anne Cumings, is a book that offers daily meditations, prayers, and journaling prompts for those seeking to heal from diet culture. At this Lenten Book Study, we’ll discuss themes from the book and heal from harmful narratives we’ve learned about our bodies. Together, we can embrace our bodies as good parts of God’s creation.We will meet in person in Pittsboro and have an online option as well.
At its core, Confirmation is a response to what God has done and is doing in your life. It's also the second part of baptism. At Baptism, we declare God's love for you, even if you can't respond for yourself. But at Confirmation, you have the opportunity to respond, to confirm your faith, and — through learning, friendship, and exploration—to claim that faith for yourself. Our confirmation gatherings will take place in person on Sunday evenings at 5:00 p.m. Each session will focus on a question or topic related to the Christian faith and tradition to help you learn, integrate, and claim your faith as your own. Over the course of nine sessions, you will have the opportunity to ask and explore big questions, learn alongside an adult mentor, and engage in service opportunities to put your faith into action. We will use a United Methodist-centered curriculum, and each session will be facilitated by Brent and Rajeev, featuring games, discussions, and interactive activities.