Photos during another weekend of winter weather.

Check here for potential impacts on Blacknall services and programs.

“I think it was a good reminder for me that God can meet us in the simplest of ways.”

“From the Dead” is the upcoming album by Blacknall Arts, our community of in-house songwriters and musicians.

Blacknall’s annual bake sale hosted by 4th and 5th grade girls will raise money for Emanuel Food Pantry.

Thanks to everyone at Blacknall and across our community who supported our ministry partner.

Support international students on Friday, Jan. 30.

If you aren’t already part of a small group at Blacknall, register and we can help place you in one that fits your schedule.

Sunday night rehearsals take place from March 1 - April 12.

Sing renaissance choral music to contemporary worship songs.

Blacknall members, attenders, and friends are finding connection in small groups that foster deeper relationships within the body of Christ.

We’ll study Ephesians with a study guide by Heather Holleman and with teaching by Blacknall women.

Children, teens, and adults from Blacknall will read excerpts from the Gospel of Mark.

Participants will read John Mark Comer’s “The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry.”

The City of Durham and partner organizations have organized the “100 Days of Warmth” campaign to help the homeless.

Weekly gatherings will offer space for reflection and inspiration for integrating faith and work in healthcare settings.

Spring classes are now posted! The semester begins Sunday, Jan. 11 at 10 a.m.

Create collaborative artwork over five weeks in January and February.

The Blacknall ministry partner provides services to people experiencing homelessness and work to expand affordable housing.

The program brings together groups of men for meetings, one-on-one activities, and personal work.

A five-day spiritual journey of discovering how the work of racial justice spans generations and geography.

Sign up to participate in our Angel Tree giving effort, which provides gifts and gift cards to local families.

Decorations include a 12-foot tree with more than 100 ornaments.

Events, curated playlists, and devotionals!

“Christ can be hidden in our world — we should all exercise our ability to look for Him in new places.”

“We look at the past with gratitude, the present with hope, and the future with faith.”

We're in need of proteins, breakfast items, canned veggies, and shelf-stable milk.

The choir is open to all kids in grades 1 to 5 — no auditions!

Learn what serving in Children’s Worship has meant for Traci Hoover and Beth Solie.

"The Kingdom of God isn't one corner in Durham, one state, or one country. It's across our world."