By Paul Hargraves My parents consistently encouraged me to develop a stronger sense of independence throughout my upbringing. Over time, I realized that, according to the Bible, we are not meant to navigate life in solitude but should foster connections. We are created to maintain relationships both with God and with other people. This focus […]
Best. Weekend. Ever.
By Rachel WhitePastor of Alpha & LifeGroups The Alpha Weekend is coming! Please pray for our Alpha guests to experience the love of God and life-changing power of the Holy Spirit during our time together. We’ve been so excited to see each one of them making steps forward in their faith journey this Alpha season, […]
Freedom in Forgiveness
By Jenna ArnoldDirector of Digital Outreach Have you ever held onto a grudge, thinking it would somehow make the other person pay for what they’ve done? It’s a tempting thought, but as the saying goes, “Holding a grudge is like drinking poison and expecting the other person to suffer.” When we hold onto bitterness, the […]
Congregational Meeting Nominees
These are the nominees for Elders to be approved at the Chapel Hill congregational meeting February 16, 2025. Elders Bret Francesconi I am married to Britta, and we have two sons, JJ and John. I serve as an elementary school counselor in Tacoma, where I love supporting kids. Our family enjoys attending Chapel Hill, being […]
Can You Imagine?
By Cara TaylorDirector of Outreach We have been talking about love and relationships in January. As if to put it to the test, my entire family will split up next week, but for a great reason! The kids and the parents are on two different global outreach teams in Mexico and Thailand. Wherever you will […]
Winter’s Purpose
By Pastor Rachel WhitePastor of Alpha & Lifegroups As a flower grower I’m very aware of the changing of the seasons. The winter is, practically speaking, a time for the garden to rest. It is a time for the gardener to plan, even though everything on the surface looks, well, dead. It’s not a very […]
Israel, Relationships, & Installation
By Senior Pastor Ellis White I have loved the beginning of our journey through the Bible in One Year with Nicky and Pippa Gumbel. Every day I am experiencing God speaking to me through His Word, encouraging, equipping and empowering me to live out my calling as a follower of Jesus. I’ve loved sharing in […]
Finding Hope in the Morning
By Jenna ArnoldDirector of Digital Outreach Have you ever woken up feeling overwhelmed by the weight of yesterday? Maybe our to-do lists feel endless, or our struggles seem to follow us into the new day. But the Bible reminds us that each morning is a fresh start, an opportunity to trust in God’s steadfast love. […]
Community for Parents in Preschool Years
By JJ BlandDirector of Chapel Hill Preschool Over Christmas break, we were blessed to have all three of our children under one roof. My heart was full. On Christmas morning, they woke up leisurely, gathered on the couch in their matching onesie pajamas—a Christmas tradition I still insist on—and opened presents with as much excitement […]
Finding God’s Strength to Keep Your Resolutions
By Jenna ArnoldDirector of Digital Outreach New Year’s resolutions can be exciting, but let’s be honest—they’re also hard to keep. Many of us start January with a burst of energy and determination, only to find our enthusiasm waning by mid-month. If that’s where you are right now, you’re not alone. The good news is, when […]
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