Leader | Holly Worsley

Each of us has a worldview; a lens that shapes how we understand life, suffering, purpose, truth, and even God Himself. But have we ever stopped to ask whether the worldview we hold truly satisfies the deeper longings of our hearts?

In this study, we’ll explore what a worldview is, how we form one, and whether the beliefs we hold make sense of the world around us. We’ll also take a thoughtful look at five major world religions | Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, Judaism, and Hinduism | and consider how each answers life’s biggest questions about God, humanity, and eternity.

Together, we’ll explore what makes Christianity unique and whether there is something distinctly compelling about the person of Jesus and the hope of the gospel.

Whether you are committed, curious, skeptical, questioning, or simply interested in learning more, you are welcome here.

Leaders | Amy Sylvestre + Crystal Alexander

At Storyhill, we often say, “Keep Christ at the Center,” but how do we actually do that?

Join us for a practical class that explores what it means to keep Christ at the center of your daily life. Using The Navigator’s wheel diagram as a guide, we’ll dive into the core rhythms of walking with God—practices that help you grow spiritually, stay grounded, and live intentionally each day.

This class is perfect for anyone who wants to grow in their faith but isn’t sure where to start, as well as for those who are familiar with the disciplines of grace and want to understand them more deeply so that you can apply them in your life and become more fully equipped to guide others at Storyhill, in your family, or in your community.

Our hope is that you will walk away with simple, practical tools you can start using in your daily life, keeping Christ at the center.

Leaders | Samantha Whaley & Sarah Jarvis

Together, we will do a book study based on Woman of the Word by Jen Wilkin.

This book teaches foundational skills for studying the Bible and engaging with Scripture.

Whether you have read the Bible your whole life, feel frustrated by it, or don't even own one, this book gives you the tools and perspective to study the Bible with intentionality and patience.

This is a three-part class with dates in June, July, and August. You are welcome to attend as many classes as you are able. If you would like to participate but are unable to commit to all three classes, that’s no problem!

Leaders | John + Heidi Karant

Marriage is beautiful, meaningful, refining...and sometimes just plain hard.

In this interactive workshop, Heidi and John Karant will share honestly from 28 years of marriage, family life, ministry, conflict, friendship, and growth.

Using themes from Tim Keller’s The Meaning of Marriage as a framework, we’ll explore how marriage is shaped not just by romance, but by grace, sacrifice, friendship, and intentional connection.

This is not a lecture or a “perfect marriage” seminar. It’s an honest, thoughtful, and encouraging conversation designed to help couples reconnect, reflect, and grow together.

Whether you’re newly married, or decades in, we’d love for you to join us!

Join us on Saturday, August 1, from 9:30 a.m.–12:00 p.m. as we serve alongside one of our mission partners, Access2Success.

Together, we'll help prepare decorations and centerpieces for their annual Soulful Supper fundraiser by spray painting, assembling, and adding the finishing touches. No experience is needed, just a willingness to serve and be part of what God is doing through this ministry.

Every task, no matter how small, helps support Access2Success as they work to break the cycle of poverty and create pathways to a dignified life for Nigerian youth and their families. We'd love for you to join us as we serve together and help make this important event possible.

Our modern life is not conducive to prayer. Sometimes our spirits can feel dry and thirsty for the Presence of God--like a dry, wilted plant in need of water or like a dry, hard sponge which can’t even function as a sponge until it gets some water! Practicing the Presence of God through prayer is living water for a thirsty soul, but most of us are so busy getting things done for God that we forget to be with God, allowing time and space for the Holy Spirit to bring living water to our spirits. The goal is for each participant to live into and experience these words that Paul wrote to the Ephesians (3:14-21): For this reason I kneel before the Father from whom every family in heaven and on earth derives its name. I pray that out of his glorious riches He may strengthen you with power through His Spirit in your inner being, so that Christ may dwell in your hearts through faith. And I pray that you, being rooted and established in love, may have power, together with all the Lord’s holy people, to grasp how wide and long and high and deep is the love of Christ, and to know this love that surpasses knowledge — that you may be filled to the full measure of all the fullness of God. Now to Him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to His power that is at work within us, to Him be glory in the church and in Christ Jesus throughout all generations for ever and ever! Bill and Katie Satterwhite will facilitate a day retreat for prayer on Saturday, August 1st from 9:00am to 3:00pm. This day is a chance to pull away from the busyness of life and join a smaller group for teaching, discussion, and experiencing the Presence of God through prayer in solitude and in a group. Rest assured: no one will call on you or make you pray out loud! Come and see and learn in a safe and quiet place where the love of God will fill your thirsty soul. The Adventure and Gift of Prayer will take place at Storyhill Church.

Coffee and snacks will be provided. Please plan to bring a packed lunch.

Storyhill has bought the adjacent house next to the building and white house. As with all our buildings, they are tools for ministry. And, before we can start using it, we need your help to make the interior and exterior spaces ready for use; safe, clean and welcoming for all! Please click the button below to register and see more about each project. Thank you for serving together!

At Storyhill Summer Nights, your kids will enjoy evenings full of laughter, games, and new friendships!

Each night, campers will engage in fun, hands-on activities while discovering more about Jesus and His love for them. They’ll build meaningful relationships with caring volunteers who prioritize safety, fun, and connection. 

• Date: July 30

• Time: 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.

• Locations: 490 South Main Street

• Who can attend?

  • All elementary-aged kids | this includes kids who just finished kindergarten, and are entering 1st grade in August 2026, up to kids who graduated 5th grade in June 2026 and are going to middle school in August 2026. 

• Registration /Capacity:

  • 100 kids per night | we will keep registration open until the program is full, if it’s open, we have space...so bring that friend!

All children attending a Storyhill Kids summer camp event will be required to have a camp waiver on file.
Please download HERE, fill out, and email to kids@storyhill.org. 

Storyhill Preschool Camp, "Camp Ollie" is a joyful, faith-filled summer camp offered once in June and once in July for preschoolers ages 3–5, including rising Kindergarteners.

Camp runs from Tuesday - Thursday, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and provides a safe, fun, and relational environment where young children can learn, play, and build friendships. Each day, campers will learn about the God who made them, loves them, and sent Jesus to be their forever friend through age-appropriate Bible lessons narrated by Ollie the Owl, a friendly cartoon character. Ollie’s real-life friends—our caring adult volunteers—team up to create engaging experiences that balance learning, movement, creativity, and connection.

Camp Details and Expectations

• Ages: 3–5 years (rising Kindergarteners welcome)

• Eligibility: Child’s age and class placement are determined by age as of August 31, 2026

• Time: 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

• Capacity: Limited to 70 campers (20 three-year-olds, 20 four-year-olds, 30 five-year-olds)

• Location: 490 South Main Street, Davidson, NC

• Space is limited. Registration is required, and closes one week prior to camp. 

All children attending a Storyhill Kids summer camp event will be required to have a camp waiver on file.
Please download HERE, fill out, and email to kids@storyhill.org. 

Leaders | Tiffany Wilkinson + Nicole Perri

Serving is often one of the first ways we try to live out our faith. We sign up, show up, meet needs, and do our best to love people well. But...what if serving was less about checking a box and more about joining with Jesus where He is already at work? What does that even look like?

In this class, we’ll explore what it means to serve on mission, with eyes to see “His Kingdom come, His will be done,” and how our gifts, time, and ordinary acts of love can become conduits of the “immeasurably more” God promises in Ephesians 3. Together, we’ll consider how serving flows not from duty, pressure, or performance, but as an overflow of God’s love working through us for the sake of others.

Whether you serve often, are unsure where your gifts might fit, or are wondering how everyday life can become part of God’s mission, this class is an invitation to slow down, notice where Jesus is at work, and learn what it means to serve alongside Him.

Storyhill Preschool Camp, "Camp Ollie" is a joyful, faith-filled summer camp offered once in June and once in July for preschoolers ages 3–5, including rising Kindergarteners.

Camp runs from Tuesday - Thursday, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and provides a safe, fun, and relational environment where young children can learn, play, and build friendships. Each day, campers will learn about the God who made them, loves them, and sent Jesus to be their forever friend through age-appropriate Bible lessons narrated by Ollie the Owl, a friendly cartoon character. Ollie’s real-life friends—our caring adult volunteers—team up to create engaging experiences that balance learning, movement, creativity, and connection.

Camp Details and Expectations

• Ages: 3–5 years (rising Kindergarteners welcome)

• Eligibility: Child’s age and class placement are determined by age as of August 31, 2026

• Time: 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

• Capacity: Limited to 70 campers (20 three-year-olds, 20 four-year-olds, 30 five-year-olds)

• Location: 490 South Main Street, Davidson, NC

• Space is limited. Registration is required, and closes one week prior to camp. 

All children attending a Storyhill Kids summer camp event will be required to have a camp waiver on file.
Please download HERE, fill out, and email to kids@storyhill.org. 

Storyhill Preschool Camp, "Camp Ollie" is a joyful, faith-filled summer camp offered once in June and once in July for preschoolers ages 3–5, including rising Kindergarteners.

Camp runs from Tuesday - Thursday, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and provides a safe, fun, and relational environment where young children can learn, play, and build friendships. Each day, campers will learn about the God who made them, loves them, and sent Jesus to be their forever friend through age-appropriate Bible lessons narrated by Ollie the Owl, a friendly cartoon character. Ollie’s real-life friends—our caring adult volunteers—team up to create engaging experiences that balance learning, movement, creativity, and connection.

Camp Details and Expectations

• Ages: 3–5 years (rising Kindergarteners welcome)

• Eligibility: Child’s age and class placement are determined by age as of August 31, 2026

• Time: 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

• Capacity: Limited to 70 campers (20 three-year-olds, 20 four-year-olds, 30 five-year-olds)

• Location: 490 South Main Street, Davidson, NC

• Space is limited. Registration is required, and closes one week prior to camp. 

All children attending a Storyhill Kids summer camp event will be required to have a camp waiver on file.
Please download HERE, fill out, and email to kids@storyhill.org. 

Whether you’re cautious, curious, or committed in your walk with Jesus, this summer study is for anyone ages 12–120.

One of the biggest challenges in spending time with God in scripture is simply knowing where to begin. Together, we’ll walk through the familiar words of Psalm 23 and let it guide us into a deeper, more approachable way of reading the Bible.

We’ll also explore practical tools and rhythms for those moments when you feel the pull to “be in scripture,” but aren’t quite sure how to respond. No matter your comfort level with the Bible, you’re not alone in that feeling. This workshop is designed to help make time in God’s Word feel more accessible, meaningful, and life-giving.

Bring a Bible, notebook, and pen if you have them. If not, no worries — we’ll have materials available for you.

Join us for our Storyhill Worship Night! We’ll gather for a special night of worship while being in community together! This will be a laid-back and welcoming event… come as you are!

We encourage you to grab dinner with friends in town beforehand and then come to worship together!

Leader | Heidi Karant

Many of us were taught to approach the Bible as a rulebook, a collection of verses, or a source of quick inspiration. But Scripture is so much bigger than that.

In this class, we’ll explore how to study the Bible thoughtfully and faithfully by learning to read it in context, understand its larger narrative, and engage it with both our minds and hearts. Together, we’ll explore questions like: Can we trust the Bible? How do we read difficult passages? What does context actually mean? And how does Scripture shape us over time?

Whether you are brand new to Bible study or have been reading the Bible for years, this class is designed to help you approach God’s Word with greater confidence, curiosity, and wonder.

Storyhill has bought the adjacent house next to the building and white house. As with all our buildings, they are tools for ministry. And, before we can start using it, we need your help to make the interior and exterior spaces ready for use; safe, clean and welcoming for all! Please click the button below to register and see more about each project. Thank you for serving together!

Leader | Marc Dickmann

Does God speak in ways that we can hear? If someone says they hear a voice that they suspect might be God’s, how can they be sure the voice is actually his? Shouldn’t we be (very) suspicious of anyone who claims, “I heard from God…”?

The “Hearing God” study is designed for anyone looking to explore developing a conversational, interactive relationship with the God of the Bible, while being mindful of the pitfalls and temptations that surely exist.

The class will be taught by Marc Dickmann, Storyhill’s Administrative Director, who brings a pastoral perspective to this important topic that will root class attendees in both a biblical framework and practical theology for use in the real world.

Youth are welcome!

Leaders | Samantha Whaley & Sarah Jarvis

Together, we will do a book study based on Woman of the Word by Jen Wilkin.

This book teaches foundational skills for studying the Bible and engaging with Scripture.

Whether you have read the Bible your whole life, feel frustrated by it, or don't even own one, this book gives you the tools and perspective to study the Bible with intentionality and patience.

This is a three-part class with dates in June, July, and August. You are welcome to attend as many classes as you are able. If you would like to participate but are unable to commit to all three classes, that’s no problem!

Leaders | Samantha Whaley & Sarah Jarvis

Together, we will do a book study based on Woman of the Word by Jen Wilkin.

This book teaches foundational skills for studying the Bible and engaging with Scripture.

Whether you have read the Bible your whole life, feel frustrated by it, or don't even own one, this book gives you the tools and perspective to study the Bible with intentionality and patience.

This is a three-part class with dates in June, July, and August. You are welcome to attend as many classes as you are able. If you would like to participate but are unable to commit to all three classes, that’s no problem!

Leaders | Maggie Pope + Katelyn King

As parents, it’s easy to focus on what we can measure: grades, behavior, and activities. But what about the deeper growth happening in our children’s hearts?

Join us for a discussion-based workshop centered on the spiritual milestones from Are My Kids on Track? by Sissy Goff and David Thomas. Together, we’ll explore how our children develop identity, faith, and a sense of purpose, and how we, as parents, can gently and intentionally guide that growth.

Whether you are cautious, curious, or committed, you are welcome here. Our hope is to create space for honest conversation, shared experiences, and meaningful next steps as we grow deeper—both as parents and in our own spiritual lives.

At Storyhill Summer Nights, your kids will enjoy evenings full of laughter, games, and new friendships!

Each night, campers will engage in fun, hands-on activities while discovering more about Jesus and His love for them. They’ll build meaningful relationships with caring volunteers who prioritize safety, fun, and connection. 

• Dates: July 9, July 30

• Time: 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.

• Locations: 490 South Main Street

• Who can attend?

  • All elementary-aged kids | this includes kids who just finished kindergarten, and are entering 1st grade in August 2026, up to kids who graduated 5th grade in June 2026 and are going to middle school in August 2026. 

• Registration /Capacity:

  • 100 kids per night | we will keep registration open until the program is full, if it’s open, we have space...so bring that friend!

All children attending a Storyhill Kids summer camp event will be required to have a camp waiver on file.
Please download HERE, fill out, and email to kids@storyhill.org. 

Join us on July 2nd from 7-9p.m. at the church for hotdogs, burgers, yard games, and fun with other members of the Storyhill community. Food will be provided but feel free to bring a side to share. We're looking forward to seeing you there! Bring a friend! Please register below so we know how much food to get.

Dates TBD

Our Western NC mission trip teams will come alongside our neighbors in the mountains as they continue rebuilding after Hurricane Helene. These trips are beautifully flexible and shaped by the people who sign up, meaning there truly is a role for everyone! Past teams have helped with things like food distribution, yard work, landscaping, and light construction. If you feel called to help lead a Western NC mission trip, we’d love to hear from you. Please email missions@storyhill.org.

Leaders | Bill + Katie Satterwhite

Healthability is the personal state of wholeness in body, mind, soul, and spirit that empowers you to fully live, lead, serve, and thrive.

Healthability is more than physical fitness. It is personal and unique to you. It is the condition of being healthy and whole so that you can do what you need to do, want to do, and are called to do. A 28-year-old marathon runner, a trial attorney, a stay-at-home mother raising four children, a police officer working nights, and a grandfather wanting to carry his grandchild to the park all have different definitions of what they need to be fit for.

Come and learn how to live to the fullest as we examine the 7 Fs of Healthability: Fingerprints (identity), Focus (Purpose), Finances, Fit for Duty, Fun, Friends, and Family.

Youth are welcome to participate.

At Storyhill Summer Nights, your kids will enjoy evenings full of laughter, games, and new friendships!

Each night, campers will engage in fun, hands-on activities while discovering more about Jesus and His love for them. They’ll build meaningful relationships with caring volunteers who prioritize safety, fun, and connection. 

• Dates: June 25, July 9, July 30

• Time: 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.

• Locations: 490 South Main Street

• Who can attend?

  • All elementary-aged kids | this includes kids who just finished kindergarten, and are entering 1st grade in August 2026, up to kids who graduated 5th grade in June 2026 and are going to middle school in August 2026. 

• Registration /Capacity:

  • 100 kids per night | we will keep registration open until the program is full, if it’s open, we have space...so bring that friend!

All children attending a Storyhill Kids summer camp event will be required to have a camp waiver on file.
Please download HERE, fill out, and email to kids@storyhill.org. 

Storyhill Preschool Camp, "Camp Ollie" is a joyful, faith-filled summer camp offered once in June and once in July for preschoolers ages 3–5, including rising Kindergarteners.

Camp runs from Tuesday - Thursday, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and provides a safe, fun, and relational environment where young children can learn, play, and build friendships. Each day, campers will learn about the God who made them, loves them, and sent Jesus to be their forever friend through age-appropriate Bible lessons narrated by Ollie the Owl, a friendly cartoon character. Ollie’s real-life friends—our caring adult volunteers—team up to create engaging experiences that balance learning, movement, creativity, and connection.

Camp Details and Expectations

• Ages: 3–5 years (rising Kindergarteners welcome)

• Eligibility: Child’s age and class placement are determined by age as of August 31, 2026

• Time: 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

• Capacity: Limited to 70 campers (20 three-year-olds, 20 four-year-olds, 30 five-year-olds)

• Location: 490 South Main Street, Davidson, NC

• Space is limited. Registration is required, and closes one week prior to camp. 

All children attending a Storyhill Kids summer camp event will be required to have a camp waiver on file.
Please download HERE, fill out, and email to kids@storyhill.org.