Soaking in the stories of God from Scripture propelled Emmaus to join God’s mission in their own community.

Their responses and excitement to be living examples of Christ reminded me that you’re never too old to try something new when it comes to being an active member in the church.

Community is power. It’s empathy. And, it’s love.

The mission touched their hearts and the response from the congregation and community was overwhelming.

The red dresses stand empty, symbolizing the absence of women who are no longer present.

God shows up in even the smallest of places; a one-size-fits-all approach to ministry just does not work.

The preschool at St. Paul's, Durham, expanded their outdoor classroom after the pandemic.

Pastor Thomas Johnston writes about his participation in an ELCA Witness in Society Young Adult Immersion Trip.

A Ministry Team dreams about how the North Carolina Synod might better love and serve the Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing community.

Lord of Life, Garner is no longer in the midst of transition but has embraced full resurrection.

The driveways that provided access to Abiding Savior, Fairview were completely destroyed but that didn’t stop ministry from happening! 

Rejoicing in God’s growing ministry at Christus Victor, Durham.

Three NC Synod congregations converged on the “Merry Main Street Christmas” festival held in Burnsville to distribute handmade quilts.

Congregations in the NC Synod celebrated the birth of Christ with creative pageants, inspiring plays, and soul-stirring concerts.

Seventy 3rd- through 5th-graders came together for fun, fellowship, learning, and a chance to see what the church is all about.