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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.
Read and discuss the book before we host a special event with Brian in August!
How music creates a space to help everyone draw closer to Christ.
Serving with Blacknall’s worship team has become one of the deepest spiritual practices of Dana McCarty’s life.
Kids learned about God's good creation and our call to care for it.
Why the book of Ruth has become important Scripture for ministry partner Iglesia Emanuel.
3,000 Bibles will help more people encounter Scripture in their own language and come to know Christ.
Support activities that create space for creativity.
Learn more about the candidates nominated to serve as Deacons.
A reflection on how Blacknall’s community cares for one another.
Stories of how God shows up in hard places.
How to faithfully wrestle with financial anxiety, feel confident with generosity, and understand how God can help you shape everyday decisions with money.
Josh Cowan has experienced a growing conviction about faith, work, and what it means to trust God.
The book uses the outline of the Sermon on the Mount to explore the importance of “costly grace.”
Listen to the new album and learn more about the inspiration for songs.
Participants will read Tish Harrison Warren’s “What Grows in Weary Lands.”
Sam Hayes, Daniel Ho, and Caleb Rolling will serve with our staff.
Uncovering the profound truth that God is always working, even on the edges of life-changing stories.
Kids’ art tells the story of resurrection and God’s promise to make all things new — broken bits and all.
No registration is needed and classes are open to all, including visitors.
When you make summer plans for your kids, put reading at the top of your list.
Volunteering at Blacknall helped show how God’s work in Durham was bigger and closer than expected.