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Daily Lenten Devotional
March 9th… The First Sunday of Lent, Psalm 32 This psalm is an expression of the joy at being forgiven. It is a complete release. It is liberating. The weight…
Read More93rd Annual Mallard Creek Barbecue
Thank you for supporting the missions and ministries of Mallard Creek Presbyterian Church at the 93rd annual Mallard Creek Barbecue!
Read MoreSpend Holy Week with Us
Holy Week—Palm Sunday through Easter Sunday—is the holiest season of the Christian year. During this week, we mark the Passion of Christ, walking with him from his Triumphal Entry into…
Read MorePrayer Chain for Incarcerated Youth
Today our congregation made a chain filled with prayers for incarcerated youth, ages 15 to 17, that are serving in Cabarrus Youth Development Center. Epiphany Ministries will add it to…
Read MoreSermon Series for the Fall
As the seasons change, we will be looking at different seasons of the spirit. We will be exploring three different seasons— A Season of Transition Fall is a time of…
Read MoreSummer Sermon Series: Generous Hearts
This photo is from one of our mission trips to Camp Grier. Such experiences are direct and profound experiences of the power of generosity. We give of ourselves, but find…
Read MorePrayer Service for Ukraine on Holy Wednesday
Join us for this important gathering to pray for the people suffering from the crisis in Ukraine. Wednesday, April 13th at Noon in the Gathering Space. This will be a…
Read MoreEaster Reflections
Easter comes as late as it possibly can this year. Back in 325, the Church held a massive gathering of bishops to settle doctrinal disputes, establish an orthodox creed, and…
Read MoreApril Mission Project for CVAN and Gracious Hands
Throughout the month of April, we are collecting items for CVAN and Gracious Hands. Both organizations are mission partners of our church, and they do important work in our community…
Read MoreSermon Series for Lent
For the season of Lent, we will focus on the Beatitudes as told by Luke (Lk. 6:20-26). Luke’s reporting of the beatitudes is uniquely his own. Unlike Matthew, who fleshes…
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