NEW DATE: Church, the time has come! On February 9th and 10th, we are officially packing up the Varsity and heading to our new home base, The Foundry.

This is more than just moving boxes; it’s a milestone in our church’s story. We need as many hands as possible to make this a smooth, joyful transition into this new chapter. Whether you can carry heavy furniture or help organize smaller items, there is a place for you.

The Details:

• When: February 9th @ 5:00 PM (Packing) and February 10th @ 5:00 PM (Loading Truck)
• Where: At the Varsity
• Late Arrivals: If you can’t make it right at 5:00, please come whenever you can! We will still be going strong and would love the extra help.
• Food: Dinner is on us! We’ll have plenty of food to keep the team energized.

RSVP is Helpful:

To ensure we have enough food for everyone and a clear idea of our "moving crew" size

, please RSVP HERE.

Let’s make some memories as we step into this new season together. See you there!

Join us in loving our community through a simple gesture with a massive impact. On February 8th, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM, we’ll meet at The Varsity to prep and fill buckets with vibrant, fragrant flowers for distribution through-out Chapel Hill during this week. 

We will have bagels and coffee on hand for all to enjoy, and at 10 A.M. we'll pause to celebrate one final service at The Varsity Theatre.

Love in all the ways on Feb 8th!!!

The day has finally come! We are thrilled to announce that our first service at The Foundry will be *February 22nd* at our new start time: 11:15 AM. This isn't just a move; it’s a celebration of what God is doing next in our church. We’re inviting friends and family from our past and present to join us for a special worship service, followed by a community meal. Whether you’ve been with us since day one or are looking for a new home, we can’t wait to see you there!

For more on why we are moving and what to expect, visit

"We're Moving"

Ash Wednesday is February 18th, marking the beginning of Lent—the 40-day season (excluding Sundays) of reflection and preparation leading up to Easter.

If Easter is the mountain-top celebration of Jesus’ victory over death, Ash Wednesday is the valley—the moment we pause, get honest, and remember why we need that victory in the first place.

Join us for a reflective Ash Wednesday service on February 18th from 7:00–8:00 PM at The Foundry. Come as you are as we mark this season with intention and begin our journey toward Easter together.

COMMUNION IS AVAILABLE FOR EVERYONE. GLUTEN FREE OPTION AVAILABLE

We are not alone in loving Chapel Hill or anywhere in loving with the Heart of Jesus. We are thankful to partner with some amazing organizations that are meeting people where they are at and loving them in their needs. Please take a look at how you can be of help as they love others.

LEARN MORE HOW TO HELP HERE

• Reality Ministries: Reality loves adults with or without mental disabilities to provide opportunities to experience belonging, kinship, and the life changing reality of Christs Love. NEEDS:  Home Group Hosts in the Fall for Monday evenings. This will be for 8-10 adults in Chapel Hill
• IFC: Our friends at Inter-Faith Council are making a difference everyday in confronting poverty. They provide daily hot meals, food pantry, and shelter to our community. They are always in need of volunteer help. 
• CEF: The Community Empowerment Fund is a group of people dedicated to reducing the racial wealth gap in our community. CEF provides help to people in need of employment, housing, education, and daily needs for living. They need help with being advocates who provide personal care for individuals by getting to know them and finding the solutions they need.  
• TABLE: TABLE's mission is to impact food insecurity in children in our community. They provide meals and groceries direct to homes. They always needs volunteers to help package food bags and deliver to the doors of those they serve. 
• Furniture Project: Jane and Jeff Hathaway lead this amazing organization through our friends at St. Thomas More to provide and transport furniture items to people rehoused. They need help with deliveries and donations.