Many are the books about life in heaven, but what happens when heaven’s population is transferred to earth? In this Bible Study, you’ll discover answers to this question and many more, such as these:

- Who will be in the Millennium?

- What will our bodies be like?

- What will planet Earth be like?

- What will we do in the Millennium?

- Who are Gog and Magog?

- Will there be interaction with angels?

- What will the rewards of the saints look like?

- Will there be rank and authority?

- Will there be marriage and procreation in the Millennium?

The Bible addresses all these questions. Join us for this five-week study taught by Dr. Jay Zinn. There will be a Tuesday morning option and a Thursday evening option. Both groups will meet at Storyhill Church.

The Art + Faith group will meet once a month to explore how our faith shapes both what we create and how we create it. Together, we’ll also consider how the act of creating draws us closer to God, strengthens our community, and forms us more fully into the loving image of Christ.

In the coming months, we’ll be reading and discussing Walking on Water by Madeleine L’Engle. This modern classic examines the intersection of faith and creativity. Please purchase a copy (print or digital) from your preferred bookseller. To support local business, we’ve arranged for Main Street Books in Davidson to have copies available.

Many are the books about life in heaven, but what happens when heaven’s population is transferred to earth? In this Bible Study, you’ll discover answers to this question and many more, such as these:

- Who will be in the Millennium?

- What will our bodies be like?

- What will planet Earth be like?

- What will we do in the Millennium?

- Who are Gog and Magog?

- Will there be interaction with angels?

- What will the rewards of the saints look like?

- Will there be rank and authority?

- Will there be marriage and procreation in the Millennium?

The Bible addresses all these questions. Join us for this five-week study taught by Dr. Jay Zinn. There will be a Tuesday morning option and a Thursday evening option. Both groups will meet at Storyhill Church.

Many are the books about life in heaven, but what happens when heaven’s population is transferred to earth? In this Bible Study, you’ll discover answers to this question and many more, such as these:

- Who will be in the Millennium?

- What will our bodies be like?

- What will planet Earth be like?

- What will we do in the Millennium?

- Who are Gog and Magog?

- Will there be interaction with angels?

- What will the rewards of the saints look like?

- Will there be rank and authority?

- Will there be marriage and procreation in the Millennium?

The Bible addresses all these questions. Join us for this five-week study taught by Dr. Jay Zinn. There will be a Tuesday morning option and a Thursday evening option. Both groups will meet at Storyhill Church.

Easter Sunday is a time of celebration, renewal, and joy as we worship the resurrected Jesus together. This year, Easter holds special significance as it marks our first Easter in the new building!

Join us on Sunday, April 20, 2025, for a meaningful time of worship, reflection, and community. This is a wonderful opportunity to invite friends, family, and neighbors to experience the hope of the gospel. We look forward to celebrating with you as we continue to see God’s faithfulness in this season of growth. Stay tuned for more details, and let's prepare our hearts for this special day!

P.S. To help make room for guests, we encourage our regular attendees to attend the 9:15 AM service if possible. Also, please note that Middle School Pathfinders will not be meeting on Easter Sunday so families can worship together. The Youth Room will also serve as overflow if the Sanctuary is at capacity.

Many are the books about life in heaven, but what happens when heaven’s population is transferred to earth? In this Bible Study, you’ll discover answers to this question and many more, such as these:

- Who will be in the Millennium?

- What will our bodies be like?

- What will planet Earth be like?

- What will we do in the Millennium?

- Who are Gog and Magog?

- Will there be interaction with angels?

- What will the rewards of the saints look like?

- Will there be rank and authority?

- Will there be marriage and procreation in the Millennium?

The Bible addresses all these questions. Join us for this five-week study taught by Dr. Jay Zinn. There will be a Tuesday morning option and a Thursday evening option. Both groups will meet at Storyhill Church.

Many are the books about life in heaven, but what happens when heaven’s population is transferred to earth? In this Bible Study, you’ll discover answers to this question and many more, such as these:

- Who will be in the Millennium?

- What will our bodies be like?

- What will planet Earth be like?

- What will we do in the Millennium?

- Who are Gog and Magog?

- Will there be interaction with angels?

- What will the rewards of the saints look like?

- Will there be rank and authority?

- Will there be marriage and procreation in the Millennium?

The Bible addresses all these questions. Join us for this five-week study taught by Dr. Jay Zinn. There will be a Tuesday morning option and a Thursday evening option. Both groups will meet at Storyhill Church.

As Easter approaches, we invite everyone to participate in the season of Lent by using 40 Days of Decrease, a Lenten devotional by Alicia Britt Chole.

For centuries, followers of Jesus have found it meaningful to prepare their hearts, minds, and bodies for Easter by removing distractions and deepening their focus on their need for a Savior. As the book puts it, the goal of Lent is to “thin our lives” in order to “thicken our communion with God.” Through 40 different practices, Chole guides us in orienting ourselves toward the grace of Jesus.

Lent is not meant to be done alone—it’s a season best observed in the community. Whether with your family, community group, or another group, we encourage you to engage together. One opportunity to do this is by joining the 40 Days of Decrease Discussion Group at Storyhill. Starting on March 2nd and running through April 13th, we’ll meet at the church (496 South main Street, Davidson) on Sunday afternoons from 2:00–3:30 PM. Each week, we’ll reflect on the Lenten practices and share insights from the devotional. Whether you’re new to Lent, curious about it, or already committed to observing the season, there’s a place for you in this group!

Participants will need a 40 Days of Decrease copy to join the discussion. You can purchase it online for about $10 (e-book and audiobook versions are available). If cost is a concern, we have copies available for you to keep.

Many are the books about life in heaven, but what happens when heaven’s population is transferred to earth? In this Bible Study, you’ll discover answers to this question and many more, such as these:

- Who will be in the Millennium?

- What will our bodies be like?

- What will planet Earth be like?

- What will we do in the Millennium?

- Who are Gog and Magog?

- Will there be interaction with angels?

- What will the rewards of the saints look like?

- Will there be rank and authority?

- Will there be marriage and procreation in the Millennium?

The Bible addresses all these questions. Join us for this five-week study taught by Dr. Jay Zinn. There will be a Tuesday morning option and a Thursday evening option. Both groups will meet at Storyhill Church.

Many are the books about life in heaven, but what happens when heaven’s population is transferred to earth? In this Bible Study, you’ll discover answers to this question and many more, such as these:

- Who will be in the Millennium?

- What will our bodies be like?

- What will planet Earth be like?

- What will we do in the Millennium?

- Who are Gog and Magog?

- Will there be interaction with angels?

- What will the rewards of the saints look like?

- Will there be rank and authority?

- Will there be marriage and procreation in the Millennium?

The Bible addresses all these questions. Join us for this five-week men’s study taught by Dr. Jay Zinn. There will be a Tuesday morning option and a Thursday evening option. Both groups will meet at Storyhill Church.

As Easter approaches, we invite everyone to participate in the season of Lent by using 40 Days of Decrease, a Lenten devotional by Alicia Britt Chole.

For centuries, followers of Jesus have found it meaningful to prepare their hearts, minds, and bodies for Easter by removing distractions and deepening their focus on their need for a Savior. As the book puts it, the goal of Lent is to “thin our lives” in order to “thicken our communion with God.” Through 40 different practices, Chole guides us in orienting ourselves toward the grace of Jesus.

Lent is not meant to be done alone—it’s a season best observed in the community. Whether with your family, community group, or another group, we encourage you to engage together. One opportunity to do this is by joining the 40 Days of Decrease Discussion Group at Storyhill. Starting on March 2nd and running through April 13th, we’ll meet at the church (496 South main Street, Davidson) on Sunday afternoons from 2:00–3:30 PM. Each week, we’ll reflect on the Lenten practices and share insights from the devotional. Whether you’re new to Lent, curious about it, or already committed to observing the season, there’s a place for you in this group!

Participants will need a 40 Days of Decrease copy to join the discussion. You can purchase it online for about $10 (e-book and audiobook versions are available). If cost is a concern, we have copies available for you to keep.

We’re excited that you’re interested in learning more about baptism! Whether you're considering baptism for yourself, your child, or seeking confirmation of your baptism, this class is a great opportunity to explore the significance of baptism in your walk with Christ. Together, we’ll dive into what baptism means to us as a church and discuss the steps involved.

Join us on Sunday, April 6, during the 9:15 service. The class will meet at the church, and you’re welcome to bring your children to kids ministry while you attend. We’ll share the room number closer to the date.

We can’t wait to walk with you through this meaningful journey!

As Easter approaches, we invite everyone to participate in the season of Lent by using 40 Days of Decrease, a Lenten devotional by Alicia Britt Chole.

For centuries, followers of Jesus have found it meaningful to prepare their hearts, minds, and bodies for Easter by removing distractions and deepening their focus on their need for a Savior. As the book puts it, the goal of Lent is to “thin our lives” in order to “thicken our communion with God.” Through 40 different practices, Chole guides us in orienting ourselves toward the grace of Jesus.

Lent is not meant to be done alone—it’s a season best observed in the community. Whether with your family, community group, or another group, we encourage you to engage together. One opportunity to do this is by joining the 40 Days of Decrease Discussion Group at Storyhill. Starting on March 2nd and running through April 13th, we’ll meet at the church (496 South main Street, Davidson) on Sunday afternoons from 2:00–3:30 PM. Each week, we’ll reflect on the Lenten practices and share insights from the devotional. Whether you’re new to Lent, curious about it, or already committed to observing the season, there’s a place for you in this group!

Participants will need a 40 Days of Decrease copy to join the discussion. You can purchase it online for about $10 (e-book and audiobook versions are available). If cost is a concern, we have copies available for you to keep.

The Art + Faith group will meet once a month to explore how our faith shapes both what we create and how we create it. Together, we’ll also consider how the act of creating draws us closer to God, strengthens our community, and forms us more fully into the loving image of Christ.

In the coming months, we’ll be reading and discussing Walking on Water by Madeleine L’Engle. This modern classic examines the intersection of faith and creativity. Please purchase a copy (print or digital) from your preferred bookseller. To support local business, we’ve arranged for Main Street Books in Davidson to have copies available.

As Easter approaches, we invite everyone to participate in the season of Lent by using 40 Days of Decrease, a Lenten devotional by Alicia Britt Chole.

For centuries, followers of Jesus have found it meaningful to prepare their hearts, minds, and bodies for Easter by removing distractions and deepening their focus on their need for a Savior. As the book puts it, the goal of Lent is to “thin our lives” in order to “thicken our communion with God.” Through 40 different practices, Chole guides us in orienting ourselves toward the grace of Jesus.

Lent is not meant to be done alone—it’s a season best observed in the community. Whether with your family, community group, or another group, we encourage you to engage together. One opportunity to do this is by joining the 40 Days of Decrease Discussion Group at Storyhill. Starting on March 2nd and running through April 13th, we’ll meet at the church (496 South main Street, Davidson) on Sunday afternoons from 2:00–3:30 PM. Each week, we’ll reflect on the Lenten practices and share insights from the devotional. Whether you’re new to Lent, curious about it, or already committed to observing the season, there’s a place for you in this group!

Participants will need a 40 Days of Decrease copy to join the discussion. You can purchase it online for about $10 (e-book and audiobook versions are available). If cost is a concern, we have copies available for you to keep.

If you’re new to Storyhill Church and looking for opportunities to connect and grow in your faith, the best starting place is our Welcome 101 course.

During these sessions, our pastors will lead you on a journey to help you identify where you are spiritually and also help you define your next step. As you discover your role in God’s story, you’ll build relationships, find places to share your gifts, and have an opportunity to become a Ministry Partner (our term for member).

Must attend both Saturday & Sunday. Lunch is provided on Saturday.

Saturday, March 22 9am-1 pm | Sunday, March 23 - 1:30 - 3 pm | Led by Gray Segars

If you’re new to Storyhill Church and looking for opportunities to connect and grow in your faith, the best starting place is our Welcome 101 course.

During these sessions, our pastors will lead you on a journey to help you identify where you are spiritually and also help you define your next step. As you discover your role in God’s story, you’ll build relationships, find places to share your gifts, and have an opportunity to become a Ministry Partner (our term for member).

Must attend both Saturday & Sunday. Lunch is provided on Saturday.

Saturday, March 22 9am-1 pm | Sunday, March 23 - 1:30 - 3 pm | Led by Gray Segars

Join us for the first Storyhill Women’s Event in our new building! On March 21st from 7:00–8:30 PM, we’ll gather for a special night of worship, teaching, and prayer. After having to cancel both our fall retreat (due to Hurricane Helene) and our January Women’s Reset (because of snow/ice), we are especially eager to come together and worship with the women in our community.

This will be a laid-back and welcoming event—come as you are! Amy Gallagher will be teaching, and Tiffany Wilkinson will lead us in worship.

Arrive as early as 6:30 PM to connect with other women in the lobby before the event begins. While dinner will not be provided, we encourage you to grab dinner with friends in town beforehand and then come to worship together!

As Easter approaches, we invite everyone to participate in the season of Lent by using 40 Days of Decrease, a Lenten devotional by Alicia Britt Chole.

For centuries, followers of Jesus have found it meaningful to prepare their hearts, minds, and bodies for Easter by removing distractions and deepening their focus on their need for a Savior. As the book puts it, the goal of Lent is to “thin our lives” in order to “thicken our communion with God.” Through 40 different practices, Chole guides us in orienting ourselves toward the grace of Jesus.

Lent is not meant to be done alone—it’s a season best observed in the community. Whether with your family, community group, or another group, we encourage you to engage together. One opportunity to do this is by joining the 40 Days of Decrease Discussion Group at Storyhill. Starting on March 2nd and running through April 13th, we’ll meet at the church (496 South main Street, Davidson) on Sunday afternoons from 2:00–3:30 PM. Each week, we’ll reflect on the Lenten practices and share insights from the devotional. Whether you’re new to Lent, curious about it, or already committed to observing the season, there’s a place for you in this group!

Participants will need a 40 Days of Decrease copy to join the discussion. You can purchase it online for about $10 (e-book and audiobook versions are available). If cost is a concern, we have copies available for you to keep.

As Easter approaches, we invite everyone to participate in the season of Lent by using 40 Days of Decrease, a Lenten devotional by Alicia Britt Chole.

For centuries, followers of Jesus have found it meaningful to prepare their hearts, minds, and bodies for Easter by removing distractions and deepening their focus on their need for a Savior. As the book puts it, the goal of Lent is to “thin our lives” in order to “thicken our communion with God.” Through 40 different practices, Chole guides us in orienting ourselves toward the grace of Jesus.

Lent is not meant to be done alone—it’s a season best observed in the community. Whether with your family, community group, or another group, we encourage you to engage together. One opportunity to do this is by joining the 40 Days of Decrease Discussion Group at Storyhill. Starting on March 2nd and running through April 13th, we’ll meet at the church (496 South main Street, Davidson) on Sunday afternoons from 2:00–3:30 PM. Each week, we’ll reflect on the Lenten practices and share insights from the devotional. Whether you’re new to Lent, curious about it, or already committed to observing the season, there’s a place for you in this group!

Participants will need a 40 Days of Decrease copy to join the discussion. You can purchase it online for about $10 (e-book and audiobook versions are available). If cost is a concern, we have copies available for you to keep.

As we enter the season of Lent, we invite you to join us for a meaningful Ash Wednesday service at our sister church, Gethsemane Baptist Church (565 Jetton Street, Davidson). This is a special opportunity to reflect on the beginning of Lent together as a community.

The Ash Wednesday service will be held on March 5th at 6:30pm, and we would love to see you there as we mark the start of this sacred season with worship, prayer, and the imposition of ashes. It’s a powerful moment to acknowledge our need for repentance and God’s grace as we journey toward Easter.

Let’s come together as the body of Christ to prepare our hearts for the Lenten season.

There’s no need to register. We’ll see you there!

As Easter approaches, we invite everyone to participate in the season of Lent by using 40 Days of Decrease, a Lenten devotional by Alicia Britt Chole.

For centuries, followers of Jesus have found it meaningful to prepare their hearts, minds, and bodies for Easter by removing distractions and deepening their focus on their need for a Savior. As the book puts it, the goal of Lent is to “thin our lives” in order to “thicken our communion with God.” Through 40 different practices, Chole guides us in orienting ourselves toward the grace of Jesus.

Lent is not meant to be done alone—it’s a season best observed in the community. Whether with your family, community group, or another group, we encourage you to engage together. One opportunity to do this is by joining the 40 Days of Decrease Discussion Group at Storyhill. Starting on March 2nd and running through April 13th, we’ll meet at the church (496 South main Street, Davidson) on Sunday afternoons from 2:00–3:30 PM. Each week, we’ll reflect on the Lenten practices and share insights from the devotional. Whether you’re new to Lent, curious about it, or already committed to observing the season, there’s a place for you in this group!

Participants will need a 40 Days of Decrease copy to join the discussion. You can purchase it online for about $10 (e-book and audiobook versions are available). If cost is a concern, we have copies available for you to keep.

Communion, like baptism, is a sacrament, meaning it is both a symbol and an assurance of God’s covenantal love. There is a symbolic nature to communion, like baptism, in that it paints a picture of how Jesus loves his followers. And yet, it is not simply symbolic. In communion, we are strengthened by God’s love.  

With communion, we remember the last meal Jesus shared with his first disciples before his crucifixion. Luke 22:14-16 - When the hour came, Jesus and his apostles reclined at the table. And he said to them, “I have eagerly desired to eat this Passover with you before I suffer. For I tell you, I will not eat it again until it finds fulfillment in the kingdom of God.” 

When the first Christians saw the crucifixion of Jesus, they understood what he meant when he said his body would be broken for us, and his blood would be poured out for us. Jesus offered himself willingly as the Ultimate Passover Lamb, whose sacrifice invites us to experience God’s mercy, whose blood seals his followers into a covenantal relationship with God now and forever. 

How do we discern the body of Christ in communion? (1) In communion, we remember we are united with Jesus. In communion, we discern the body of Christ by recognizing that Jesus was broken and poured out for us. Jesus was crucified willingly to move our lives in a new direction as people who can be sealed in a covenantal relationship with God, as we say YES to Jesus. In communion, we remember that Jesus was [point] broken for us. So that we might be forever united with him, forever walk with him.  

If you would like to read more about Storyhill Communion, feel free to read Lead Teaching Pastor Michael Flake’s latest sermon on the subject.

The Art + Faith group will meet once a month to explore how our faith shapes both what we create and how we create it. Together, we’ll also consider how the act of creating draws us closer to God, strengthens our community, and forms us more fully into the loving image of Christ.

In the coming months, we’ll be reading and discussing Walking on Water by Madeleine L’Engle. This modern classic examines the intersection of faith and creativity. Please purchase a copy (print or digital) from your preferred bookseller. To support local business, we’ve arranged for Main Street Books in Davidson to have copies available.

Communion, like baptism, is a sacrament, meaning it is both a symbol and an assurance of God’s covenantal love. There is a symbolic nature to communion, like baptism, in that it paints a picture of how Jesus loves his followers. And yet, it is not simply symbolic. In communion, we are strengthened by God’s love.  

With communion, we remember the last meal Jesus shared with his first disciples before his crucifixion. Luke 22:14-16 - When the hour came, Jesus and his apostles reclined at the table. And he said to them, “I have eagerly desired to eat this Passover with you before I suffer. For I tell you, I will not eat it again until it finds fulfillment in the kingdom of God.” 

When the first Christians saw the crucifixion of Jesus, they understood what he meant when he said his body would be broken for us, and his blood would be poured out for us. Jesus offered himself willingly as the Ultimate Passover Lamb, whose sacrifice invites us to experience God’s mercy, whose blood seals his followers into a covenantal relationship with God now and forever. 

How do we discern the body of Christ in communion? (1) In communion, we remember we are united with Jesus. In communion, we discern the body of Christ by recognizing that Jesus was broken and poured out for us. Jesus was crucified willingly to move our lives in a new direction as people who can be sealed in a covenantal relationship with God, as we say YES to Jesus. In communion, we remember that Jesus was [point] broken for us. So that we might be forever united with him, forever walk with him.  

If you would like to read more about Storyhill Communion, feel free to read Lead Teaching Pastor Michael Flake’s latest sermon on the subject.

If you’re new to Storyhill Church and looking for opportunities to connect and grow in your faith, the best starting place is our Welcome 101 course.

During these sessions, our pastors will lead you on a journey to help you identify where you are spiritually and also help you define your next step. As you discover your role in God’s story, you’ll build relationships, find places to share your gifts, and have an opportunity to become a Ministry Partner (our term for member).

Must attend both Saturday & Sunday. Lunch is provided on Saturday.

Saturday, January 18 9am-1 pm | Sunday, January 19 - 1:30 - 3 pm | Led by Holly Worsley & Gray Segars