The July monthly meeting of the Durham NAACP will be held in the First Presbyterian Church Sanctuary on July 22nd at 4pm.

A guest speaker will be discussing Environmental concerns and issues.

Find out more on their Facebook page

FPC is hosting the GBCFF “reunion on August 5 from 4-7pm at New Hope Camp and Conference Center. Find out more here

FPC Durham is searching for a Director/Minister for Youth and their Families:

The Director/Minister for Youth and their families will lead a comprehensive program of spiritual formation for youth in 6th through 12th grades and their families, with inclusive community building and outreach, Bible Study and Christian formation, missions and service opportunities, recreation and trips. Additional responsibilities include social media postings for the congregation. Important skills include: listening, communicating, building bridges of friendship, and organizational skills. Contact Search Committee Chair, Lenore Champion by email: [email protected]. Learn more about First Presbyterian Church, Durham at https://firstpres-durham.org.

Join us on Sunday, July 15 at 11:00 a.m. for worship as the congregation engages in an old-fashioned hymn sing. Music will be provided by a bluegrass duo. Following worship, we will picnic outside under the crepe myrtles and enjoy more bluegrass music.  All are welcome to bring side dishes and a blanket or lawn chairs!

• Delicious three course meal with wine
• Private organ performances and architectural highlights of three Downtown Durham churches
• Architecture expert and church renovator Terry Byrd Eason will share insight on each church

Serve the Lord with Gladness!

Gathering at 3 Durham Churches, June 17-19 & End-of-Summer Reunion at New Hope Camp and Conference Center, August 5

Click here for more information and to register for this fun inter-generational event!

Sunday, April 29 will be a Fifth Sunday Inter-Generational Sunday School Class in Watts-Hill Hall for young and old at 9:45 a.m. (Adult, children and youth classes will meet together.)

Since we celebrated Earth Day during worship on last Sunday, we will do activities together this Sunday that celebrate planting, growing, nature, rocks, and all things natural made by God. Surveys tell us that families want to get to know members outside of their own immediate age group. Christian Education hears this desire and has designed this hour with that goal in mind. So, we invite adults, youth, Scratch, children, one and all, to meet us in Watts-Hill Hall for an active Earth Day celebration.