Posted August 20th, 2008
All women of the Blacknall community are invited to kick off the fall season by attending a dessert party from 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. on September 9, 10, or 11. This is a great way for both newcomers and long-time members to meet Blacknall women, enjoy refreshments, and find out about the Women’s Ministry fall events. Plan to attend the date and location that best suits you.
North Durham – Tuesday, September 9 (home of Dare Nicholson), Team Leader: Amy Rowell, 471-8202; West Durham – Wednesday, September 10 (home of June Van Bruggen), Team Leader: Margaret Frothingham, 493-0438; South Durham – Thursday, September 11 (home of Fran Young), Team Leader: Margaret Frothingham, 493-0438; Central Durham – (home of Amy Gadol), Team Leader: Amanda Diekman, 358-4314.
Posted August 8th, 2008
Small groups are a great way to develop more intimate relationships within the Blacknall community. A variety of mens, womens, and co-gender groups meet in people’s homes throughout the area to pray, study Scripture, worship, and fellowship together. Each group is different and free to design itself in a way that best meets its members’ needs. Small group sign-ups will begin on Aug. 24th in the atrium. Groups generally begin meeting mid to late September. Some may choose to start later (i.e., after Table Talk or in the new year). Table Talk will provide groups an optional opportunity to meet at the church with childcare provided. If you’re interested in joining or possibly leading a new group this fall, contact the Small Groups Ministry Team by emailing smallgroups@blacknall.org, calling Melissa Hartemink (416-8458), or visiting our website. We’d love to help get you connected!
Posted August 4th, 2008
All Blacknall Women are invited to join us Septment 26-28 for our 19th Annual Women’s Retreat in Black Mountain, NC. Please view the brochure (pdf) online and send your registration (pdf) as soon as you are able. Questions? Contact Sherbie Skeen or Susan Kinghorn.
Posted July 1st, 2008
Blacknall is beginning a new tradition on Communion Sundays starting July 6. As a way to prepare thankful hearts for worship, we ask you to bring a non-perishable food item and place it in the basket outside the sanctuary. We will donate the food to the food bank where it will be distributed to organizations like Urban Ministries and Durham Rescue Mission. As we feed on the body of Christ, who is God’s exceedingly gracious and abundant gift, may this abundance spill forth from our lives, responding to Christ’s calling to care for the “least of these.”
Posted July 1st, 2008
The Blacknall Audio Team is looking for a few good men & women - helpers are needed to run the sound system. Is it your turn at BAT? Speak to Dave Stuntz.
