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Davidson College

Presbyterian Church
Corner of Main St. and Concord Rd.
P.O. Box 337
Davidson, NC 28036
704.892.5641
 

Daily Devotion

Click here for a link to d365.org, a daily devotional site co-sponsored by the PCUSA. Click here for a link to devotions on the PCUSA website.

 
Highlights from DCPC Calendar 
 

Thursday, July 29 at 6:30 p.m.
Gathering Around the Word. In the Parlor.

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Welcome to Davidson College Presbyterian Church

 
Welcome to Davidson College Presbyterian Church. The best way to learn more about DCPC and its mission is through worship. Our regular services on Sunday are at 8:30 a.m. in Lingle Chapel and at 11 a.m. in the sanctuary. At either service you will be warmly welcomed.

Where ever you are in your journey of faith, we invite you to learn more about our community and to join us in the adventure of serving Christ.  

Should you have any questions about the church, please do not hesitate to contact a church staff member.

Grace and peace,
Lib McGregor Simmons
                                                                            

Interim Associate Pastor Search 

DCPC is seeking as an ideal candidate an ordained pastor to serve in the position of Interim Associate Pastor. Please click here for a detailed position description and additional information.

Saturday Night Worship

Saturday Night Worship returns at 5 p.m. on August 28, and we need YOUR help!  If you would like to serve on a planning team or lend your talents for one or more of these services which will include the Lord's Supper, and follow the same general texts and themes as the Sunday morning service with creativity and a spirit of informality, click here to contact Rev. Lib McGregor Simmons.  The planning meeting will be held at 5 p.m. on Sunday, August 1, in Jetton Hall (downstairs fellowship hall in the main building).  All ages, elementary, youth, and adult-young and old, are invited.

Sing the Brahms Requiem

The Chancel Choir is learning the Brahms Requiem to sing with the Davidson College Concert Choir next spring. Would you like to join us? Rehearsals are at 7:30 on Thursday nights, beginning now. Click here to contact Choir Director Jane Cain for more information.

DCPC Women's Retreat 2010

September 24, 25, 26 at The William Black Lodge in Montreat, NC. For all women in the church as well as guests. There are times in our lives when fear seems to sabotage our best intentions for a full and abundant life. But even in the midst of the storms and fires, God tells us not to fear! The good news is that God has named us, redeemed us, and called us to live in the fullness of God's spirit. Come to our annual women's retreat and hear what retreat leader Mary Katherine Robinson has to say about claiming the name God has given us as daughters of God. Come rejuvenate your spiritual life, revitalize your sense of self and reconnect your gifts to God's work in the world. Registration forms will be available by August 8. Deadline to sign up is September 14. Check the DCPC website and information center for forms after Aug. 8. 
 

DCPC Habitat for Humanity Project

We now are in overtime on our fundraising for DCPC’s fifth Habitat House. We've had a strong response to our recent appeals, but need to continue the momentum to reach our $50,000 goal. Please consider giving generously of your time or money. Click here for a printable donation form. You may also donate online by clicking here to reach the Our Towns Habitat secure website and following these directions: look in the upper left corner and click "Donate Now." Choose your donation method. Near the bottom, under "Donation Information," you will see a drop-down menu beginning "I would like my gift to be used for:" Click the drop-down menu and choose "DCPC House." Information on registering to volunteer will be available later.  

 

Study on the Book of Revelation

Saturday, August 14, 9 a.m.-noon in the DCPC Congregation House. Dr. James Mickey Efird, Professor Emeritus at Duke Divinity School, leads a study on the Book of Revelation. This compelling study dispels the myths about end times and reclaims the hope for all Christians found in this most misunderstood book of the Bible. The Book of Revelation is the study for Presbyterian Women for 2010-2011, but all adults will find this seminar helpful and insightful. All are welcome. Cost is $5 per person and $5 for child care. Please register by August 1 by contacting the church office at (704-892-5641).
Child care will be available.

DCPC Career Transition Support Program

In difficult economic times, practical and spiritual support for job seekers becomes an even more important part of the work of the church. DCPC has for some time offered a structured Career Transition Support program open not only to church members, but members of the larger community as well. Click here for details, or contact Dick Grove for additional information.

Our Mission

As Christian believers, we gather for worship in the strength of the Holy Spirit. We teach the Gospel, minister to the needs of those in our community, seek the transformation of people’s lives and equip them to reach out to the larger world for the sake of the glory of God.

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