The song is one of two on the record that draws inspiration from Luke 24.

Help Families Moving Forward celebrate birthdays in April.

About 80 people experiencing homelessness visit St. Joe’s each morning for breakfast.

Alpha’s weekly conversations about belief and meaning drawing people from a range of backgrounds in the Triangle.

Testimonies about the impact of giving at Blacknall.

The committee is responsible for reviewing suggested work, understanding the scope of any construction, and reporting back to the Session.

You can check out these books and more at our library!

The mosaic is on display in our Upper Atrium.

The song is inspired by an eighth-century hymn that depicts Jesus as our powerful and loving rescuer.

“It was so beautiful to see how the Lord has made disciples of every nation.”

Photos of Men’s Ministry volunteers preparing, flipping, and serving our congregation and friends.

Photos of our band from Feb. 15.

We’ll fast every Monday during Lent, beginning Feb. 23.

Exact dates for the trip are TBD.

Taking place in June or July, these camps are open to everyone.

"Church is one of those rare places where you can be unified across differences — and different ages.”

Our teens packed 2,300 bags of rice and beans.

Our 4th and 5th grade girls made a variety of treats to sell.

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.

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.