See photos from the annual retreat in the North Carolina mountains!

Sign up your kids to make art or sing with our children’s choir.

Pick up a box set on Sundays by visiting the nursery desk on the ground floor.

Healthcare professionals can join a small group that focuses on ways to integrate faith with work.

Our Festival of the Bean offered members, attenders, and friends some fall flair.

Blacknall’s Durham Ministry & Engagement Team is collecting items for kits provided to people exiting homelessness.

Suggestions are inspired by discussions that explored cinematic concepts that filmmakers use that can instill theological themes.

Witnessing a community on the other side of the world can help us learn and grow in our life together.

Blacknall's Director of Children's Ministry reflects on hearing about miraculous healings and stories of suffering; incredible growth in believers and constant threat of persecution.

You may need extra time to arrive at Blacknall.

“If there’s anything I’m just 100% sure of, it’s God’s faithfulness.”

Blacknall members (and mother and daughter) Traci Hoover and Maria Bradshaw will be featured panelists.

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

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.

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.