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Wondering what to expect on a Sunday?

Our worship services blend time-honored traditions with inclusive expressions of faith. Sunday mornings are also a time for learning for all ages and an opportunity to connect in community.

Scroll down to read some frequently asked questions.

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FAQs

  • We believe in God’s grace through faith, scripture as God’s living word, and the call to love and serve our neighbors. Learn more here.

  • Both services celebrate Holy Communion, and all are welcome to receive the sacrament. We use bread and red wine but offer gluten-free wafers and grape juice.

  • Join us for coffee and fellowship in the narthex after worship! It's a great opportunity to meet new people and connect with our community.

    There are also a number of fun social and serving events throughout the year. Explore those events.

  • Address: 1200 W Cornwallis Rd Durham, NC

    Parking: You may park anywhere! On Sundays, all major doors are unlocked at the beginning of services. During the week, the main entrance off the Pickett Road side is locked, but there is a doorbell to the right on the brick wall by the mailbox.

    Entrances: You may enter downstairs from the double doors under the canopy. This entrance also leads to the elevator and stairway up to the main hallway.

    Restrooms: Restrooms are located throughout the building and are handicap accessible.

    • Downstairs: The ladies' room is down the hallway to the left of the main entrance, and the men's room is to the right. A children's restroom is located between the two nursery classrooms.

    • Upstairs: The main restrooms are across from Trinity Hall, with additional single rooms in the library and off the parlor (both of these contain a baby changing station).

  • We are currently without a child care attendant. If you are interested in this role or know someone who is, please contact Pastor Scott.

  • Yes! During the school year we offer children, youth, and adult education opportunities.

    Children and Youth: Children and youth meet downstairs in the Youth Room and Genesis Hall on Sundays from 9:45 am to 10:45 am.

    Adults: Classes are held from September into May. Explore classes.

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We are a Reconciling in Christ (RIC) congregation, meaning we openly welcome and affirm LGBTQIA+ individuals and families.

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