from your interim pastor
Can we talk?
Last year my husband Ken and I moved to Durham from Rochester, NY. We "retired" from full-time ministry and relocated to the land of Ken's birth.
For the first time in a really long time we needed to look for a church. This was not something either of us had done for a long times as we usually moved to town to serve a church. We discovered that it isn't easy finding a new church. We actually found our grocery store to be more welcoming.
(You can read about our experience on my Huffington Post blog: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/rev-peg-nowling-williams/what-the-church-can-learn_1_b_6055106.html)
I think that Community UCC does a great job, but I'd like to hear your experiences, as well.
What were you looking for when you came to Community UCC?
If you are new to our church or reading this as a seeker, would you mind sharing what you are seeking?
We can't be all things to all people, but we can learn from each other. Use the comment button below to get in the conversation!
Thanks and blessings,
Pastor Peg
Can we talk?
Last year my husband Ken and I moved to Durham from Rochester, NY. We "retired" from full-time ministry and relocated to the land of Ken's birth.
For the first time in a really long time we needed to look for a church. This was not something either of us had done for a long times as we usually moved to town to serve a church. We discovered that it isn't easy finding a new church. We actually found our grocery store to be more welcoming.
(You can read about our experience on my Huffington Post blog: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/rev-peg-nowling-williams/what-the-church-can-learn_1_b_6055106.html)
I think that Community UCC does a great job, but I'd like to hear your experiences, as well.
What were you looking for when you came to Community UCC?
If you are new to our church or reading this as a seeker, would you mind sharing what you are seeking?
We can't be all things to all people, but we can learn from each other. Use the comment button below to get in the conversation!
Thanks and blessings,
Pastor Peg