Stories about what it means to serve Durham’s people as well as changing the city.

The theme for this fall's edition of “The Betty” is "Deliverance."

In a powerful essay about the love of her parents and God’s work in her life, Nicole Ma shares about what it meant to be baptized at Blacknall this summer.

The group will focus on a book by Rev. Raphael Warnock, a Georgia senator and pastor of Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta.

No registration is needed and classes are open to all, including visitors. 

St. Joseph’s Episcopal Church is seeking a Breakfast Associate.

See photos from the event and watch a recording.

Your suggestions can help shape these two leadership groups that care for our congregation.

A casual space to better connect our community.

All are welcome to register to join one of Blacknall’s small groups which meet in Durham and Chapel Hill.

Samaritan Health Center is hiring a Front Desk Manager and Outreach Liaison.

Shared meals offer a chance to love your neighbor while supporting international students for a cross-cultural experience.

All are welcome to register to join one of Blacknall’s small groups which meet in Durham and Chapel Hill.

Bri Looper serve with our staff throughout the week and on Sundays.

The Blacknall Film Collective helps people explore where and how God shows up in film.

Sam Hayes, Daniel Ho, and Caleb Rolling shared their time and talents with our congregation this summer.

“If something is engineered, it can be undone,” journalist Brian Goldstone told a crowd at Blacknall.

We were able to bless more than 100 newly arrived international students.

Watch the choir sing “Siyahamba,” a South African hymn, and “Shine on Us.”

We need for volunteers to help with hospitality, prayer, and weekly meals.

Sunday night rehearsals begin for on Sept. 20 for dancers in grades 1 - 5.

Blacknall members have focused on a discipleship rooted in community to care for others in the Bull City.

Rev. Turner served at our ministry partner Mt. Level Missionary Baptist Church for 35 years.

Spend time in Exodus with a study guide by Jen Wilkin and teaching by Blacknall women.

The position will work 15 hours per week and offers a competitive salary based on experience and education.

This monthly event represents a unique, communal effort to pray for God's help.

A Jordanian teenager encountered Christ in an unexpected way.

Volunteers are encouraged to partner as a group to make preparing a meal easier.

Previous dance instruction is preferred but not required.

Noé and Bethany Kasali joined the Blacknall congregation during a multi-day visit to Durham.