upcoming events
Missions | YoungLives Winter Camp
Each winter, teen moms and their children from across the Carolina's head to camp to experience the Gospel. Storyhill is partnering with YoungLives for this Missions trip and team members will serve in childcare! This is possible because of the incredible childcare workers like you who come and care for babies and children all weekend long! This is a mission trip like no other!
Age Requirements:
14-15 years old must serve with parent/ guardian
16-17 years old can serve with childcare experience & a strong recommendation from an adult (with a YL leader/staff)
18+ can come on own
Reach out to Emily Newton with any questions! | 704.775.2299
Foundations | Youth Welcome 101
Foundations is our youth version of Welcome101. Led by staff and elders, this 2-week class offers our 8th grade & high school students an opportunity to come together and learn more about Storyhill church and how they can live out their role in God’s story.
Students will need to attend both sessions:
Sunday, February 15 from 2:00 - 5:00 pm*
Sunday, February 22 from 2:00 - 3:00 pm
*We will have a snack break. We will reach out closer to the event if we think this session will end before 5pm.
Content:
Content covers an overview of who is God, what is sin and why did we need a Savior in Jesus the Christ. We will also talk about the church’s role (as well as the role of the Holy Spirit) in continuing to carry out Jesus’ earthly ministry. We will then encourage students to think of how they can engage in the mission and vision of Storyhill Church.
Faith Decisions:
Students will be given the opportunity to consider baptism, confirmation and joining Storyhill Church as a Ministry Partner.
Youth | High School Spring Retreat
Join us for a high school-only discipleship weekend with your peers and leaders right here in the area… a stay-cation if you will! We will be staying local in hopes that you can come as you are available.
An entire weekend will include 5 meals (Friday dinner, Saturday breakfast, lunch and dinner, as well as Sunday breakfast). Students will be assigned a meal to help prep and cook with their leaders and to serve their leaders!
Who | All current high schoolers are invited
When | Friday, February 27th - Sunday, March 1st
Where | Lake Norman, North Carolina
What | Fun time with friends and Youth leaders & intentional time spent with Jesus
Women's IF: Local Gathering
In a moment where the world feels chaotic and uncertain, the gospel is changing lives in powerful ways. People are finding freedom. A new generation is responding to the gospel. Communities are gathering. The harvest is ripe.
IF: One Night is about giving the world Jesus. It is about opening space for God to move in living rooms, churches, dorm rooms, coffee shops, and communities everywhere.
And your yes matters. This is your moment. Your “for such a time” season.
We'll gather from 9:00am to 1:00pm on February 28th, in the Storyhill Youth Room, for a morning of worship, teaching, and prayer.
We hope to see you there!
Communion Sunday
Communion, like baptism, is a sacrament, meaning it is both a symbol and an assurance of God’s covenantal love. There is a symbolic nature to communion, like baptism, in that it paints a picture of how Jesus loves his followers. And yet, it is not simply symbolic. In communion, we are strengthened by God’s love.
With communion, we remember the last meal Jesus shared with his first disciples before his crucifixion. Luke 22:14-16 - When the hour came, Jesus and his apostles reclined at the table. And he said to them, “I have eagerly desired to eat this Passover with you before I suffer. For I tell you, I will not eat it again until it finds fulfillment in the kingdom of God.”
When the first Christians saw the crucifixion of Jesus, they understood what he meant when he said his body would be broken for us, and his blood would be poured out for us. Jesus offered himself willingly as the Ultimate Passover Lamb, whose sacrifice invites us to experience God’s mercy, whose blood seals his followers into a covenantal relationship with God now and forever.
How do we discern the body of Christ in communion? (1) In communion, we remember we are united with Jesus. In communion, we discern the body of Christ by recognizing that Jesus was broken and poured out for us. Jesus was crucified willingly to move our lives in a new direction as people who can be sealed in a covenantal relationship with God, as we say YES to Jesus. In communion, we remember that Jesus was [point] broken for us. So that we might be forever united with him, forever walk with him.
If you would like to read more about Storyhill Communion, feel free to read Lead Teaching Pastor Michael Flake’s latest sermon on the subject.
Welcome 101 - Day 1
If you’re new to Storyhill Church and looking for opportunities to connect and grow in your faith, the best starting place is our Welcome 101 course.
During these sessions, our pastors will lead you on a journey to help you identify where you are spiritually and also help you define your next step. As you discover your role in God’s story, you’ll build relationships, find places to share your gifts, and have an opportunity to become a Ministry Partner (our term for member).
Must attend both Saturday & Sunday. Lunch is provided on Saturday.
Saturday, January 17th - 9am - 1 pm | Sunday, January 18th - 1:30 - 3 pm
Welcome 101 - Day 2
If you’re new to Storyhill Church and looking for opportunities to connect and grow in your faith, the best starting place is our Welcome 101 course.
During these sessions, our pastors will lead you on a journey to help you identify where you are spiritually and also help you define your next step. As you discover your role in God’s story, you’ll build relationships, find places to share your gifts, and have an opportunity to become a Ministry Partner (our term for member).
Must attend both Saturday & Sunday. Lunch is provided on Saturday.
Saturday, March 14th - 9am - 1 pm | Sunday, March 15th - 1:30 - 3 pm
Youth | Discovering Baptism
We’re so glad you’d like to learn more about baptism. This class is for 6th - 12th grade students and parents who have an interest in learning more about baptism. If you are a teenager, or have a teenager, who is ready to take that next step of faith - this class is for you. If you are a teenager, or have a teenager, who is cautious or curious about that next step of faith, this class is also for you. No matter, where you are, we would love to be together with you to talk about what it means to be baptized at Storyhill church.
Missions | Abaco Women’s Trip
Abaco Women’s Mission Trip led by Amy Lykins and Nicole Perri
Abaco is still recovering from hurricane Dorian which devastated the island in 2019, and many Bahamians are weighed down by the lack of opportunities. We will partner with Caribbean Youth Network and our team may do any of the following: distribute food to refugees, light construction work, cooking, youth ministry, and ministry to the women and families at the church plant led by our mission partners. A wonderful way to build deeper friendships and community as we serve together.
For women 16 & up, estimated cost $2,100 with fundraising opportunities
Communion Sunday
Communion, like baptism, is a sacrament, meaning it is both a symbol and an assurance of God’s covenantal love. There is a symbolic nature to communion, like baptism, in that it paints a picture of how Jesus loves his followers. And yet, it is not simply symbolic. In communion, we are strengthened by God’s love.
With communion, we remember the last meal Jesus shared with his first disciples before his crucifixion. Luke 22:14-16 - When the hour came, Jesus and his apostles reclined at the table. And he said to them, “I have eagerly desired to eat this Passover with you before I suffer. For I tell you, I will not eat it again until it finds fulfillment in the kingdom of God.”
When the first Christians saw the crucifixion of Jesus, they understood what he meant when he said his body would be broken for us, and his blood would be poured out for us. Jesus offered himself willingly as the Ultimate Passover Lamb, whose sacrifice invites us to experience God’s mercy, whose blood seals his followers into a covenantal relationship with God now and forever.
How do we discern the body of Christ in communion? (1) In communion, we remember we are united with Jesus. In communion, we discern the body of Christ by recognizing that Jesus was broken and poured out for us. Jesus was crucified willingly to move our lives in a new direction as people who can be sealed in a covenantal relationship with God, as we say YES to Jesus. In communion, we remember that Jesus was [point] broken for us. So that we might be forever united with him, forever walk with him.
If you would like to read more about Storyhill Communion, feel free to read Lead Teaching Pastor Michael Flake’s latest sermon on the subject.
Communion Sunday
Communion, like baptism, is a sacrament, meaning it is both a symbol and an assurance of God’s covenantal love. There is a symbolic nature to communion, like baptism, in that it paints a picture of how Jesus loves his followers. And yet, it is not simply symbolic. In communion, we are strengthened by God’s love.
With communion, we remember the last meal Jesus shared with his first disciples before his crucifixion. Luke 22:14-16 - When the hour came, Jesus and his apostles reclined at the table. And he said to them, “I have eagerly desired to eat this Passover with you before I suffer. For I tell you, I will not eat it again until it finds fulfillment in the kingdom of God.”
When the first Christians saw the crucifixion of Jesus, they understood what he meant when he said his body would be broken for us, and his blood would be poured out for us. Jesus offered himself willingly as the Ultimate Passover Lamb, whose sacrifice invites us to experience God’s mercy, whose blood seals his followers into a covenantal relationship with God now and forever.
How do we discern the body of Christ in communion? (1) In communion, we remember we are united with Jesus. In communion, we discern the body of Christ by recognizing that Jesus was broken and poured out for us. Jesus was crucified willingly to move our lives in a new direction as people who can be sealed in a covenantal relationship with God, as we say YES to Jesus. In communion, we remember that Jesus was [point] broken for us. So that we might be forever united with him, forever walk with him.
If you would like to read more about Storyhill Communion, feel free to read Lead Teaching Pastor Michael Flake’s latest sermon on the subject.
College | Summer Ministry Intern
Storyhill has been welcoming Summer Ministry Interns for nearly a decade, and our heart behind this program is to help interns grow as followers of Jesus, as professionals in their field, and as engaged members of a Christ-centered community. Interns serve 15 hours each week in a specific ministry area and spend an additional 5 hours together in cohort-based experiences focused on connection and growth. At the core of the Summer Ministry Internship are three key pillars: discipleship, professional development, and community.
Elementary Kids | Summer Nights
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 11, 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.
Youth | FUGE Summer Camp
It’s time for round 6 of FUGE Camps! Join us for 4 nights at FUGE where we get to worship together, grow together and serve together! We are so excited for another summer camp opportunity of wild memories, God stories, and growing together while keeping Christ at the center.
Early Childhood | Camp Ollie Day 1
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.
Early Childhood | Camp Ollie Day 2
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.
Early Childhood | Camp Ollie Day 3
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.
Elementary Kids | Summer Nights
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.
Missions | WNC Summer Trip
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.
Missions | Bolivia Summer Trip
In partnership with Children’s Impact Network (CIN), our team will spend the week building meaningful relationships with the boys and staff at the Bolivia Life Center through lots of joy-filled, hands-on activities. We’ll also come alongside a local church to love and serve kids in nearby communities and jump in on service projects at the Life Center. If you want to read about last years trip and learn more about the day to day - click here. It’s a beautiful opportunity to connect, serve, and see God at work in powerful ways!
We will hold an interest meeting on February 1st, after each service in the White House lobby, roughly 10:30am and 12:15pm. Please come if you have any questions or email missions@storyhill.org.
Applications close on February, 28th
Elementary Kids | Summer Nights
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.
Missions | YoungLives Summer Camp
YoungLives Summer Camp
In partnership with YoungLives, team members will serve at Summer Camp by caring for and loving on the children of teen parents. YoungLives exists to support teen parents and their kids, and by serving in childcare, our team creates space for teen parents to hear the gospel and experience the joy of a classic camp week. It’s a meaningful opportunity to build relationships, bring encouragement, and be part of something life-giving, for both kids and parents alike.
Who can come: Open to ages 14–15 with a parent, ages 16–17 with a guardian, and men and women ages 18 and up.
Early Childhood | Camp Ollie Day 1
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.
Early Childhood | Camp Ollie Day 2
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.
Early Childhood | Camp Ollie Day 3
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.
Elementary Kids | Summer Nights
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.
Foundations | Youth Welcome 101
Foundations is our youth version of Welcome101. Led by staff and elders, this 2-week class offers our 8th grade & high school students an opportunity to come together and learn more about Storyhill church and how they can live out their role in God’s story.
Students will need to attend both sessions:
Sunday, February 15 from 2:00 - 5:00 pm*
Sunday, February 22 from 2:00 - 3:00 pm
*We will have a snack break. We will reach out closer to the event if we think this session will end before 5pm.
Content:
Content covers an overview of who is God, what is sin and why did we need a Savior in Jesus the Christ. We will also talk about the church’s role (as well as the role of the Holy Spirit) in continuing to carry out Jesus’ earthly ministry. We will then encourage students to think of how they can engage in the mission and vision of Storyhill Church.
Faith Decisions:
Students will be given the opportunity to consider baptism, confirmation and joining Storyhill Church as a Ministry Partner.
Kids | Parents Night Out
The Davidson Fellows program is a hosting a special night for kids 3 years old through 5th grade to eat, play, and enjoy time together.
If a family has a child eligible for PNO but also has a younger sibling, nursery childcare will be available for the younger child. Children 3 and under may attend only if they have an older sibling participating in the program. Registration is required.
Communion Sunday
Communion, like baptism, is a sacrament, meaning it is both a symbol and an assurance of God’s covenantal love. There is a symbolic nature to communion, like baptism, in that it paints a picture of how Jesus loves his followers. And yet, it is not simply symbolic. In communion, we are strengthened by God’s love.
With communion, we remember the last meal Jesus shared with his first disciples before his crucifixion. Luke 22:14-16 - When the hour came, Jesus and his apostles reclined at the table. And he said to them, “I have eagerly desired to eat this Passover with you before I suffer. For I tell you, I will not eat it again until it finds fulfillment in the kingdom of God.”
When the first Christians saw the crucifixion of Jesus, they understood what he meant when he said his body would be broken for us, and his blood would be poured out for us. Jesus offered himself willingly as the Ultimate Passover Lamb, whose sacrifice invites us to experience God’s mercy, whose blood seals his followers into a covenantal relationship with God now and forever.
How do we discern the body of Christ in communion? (1) In communion, we remember we are united with Jesus. In communion, we discern the body of Christ by recognizing that Jesus was broken and poured out for us. Jesus was crucified willingly to move our lives in a new direction as people who can be sealed in a covenantal relationship with God, as we say YES to Jesus. In communion, we remember that Jesus was [point] broken for us. So that we might be forever united with him, forever walk with him.
If you would like to read more about Storyhill Communion, feel free to read Lead Teaching Pastor Michael Flake’s latest sermon on the subject.
Missions | Abaco Men's Trip
Abaco Men’s Mission Trip led by Jim Cuttino
We are excited to be returning to Abaco, an island in the Bahamas, to partner with Caribbean Youth Network (CYN) on construction projects. Our men’s team will be in Marsh Harbour, a town still trying to recover from the devastation of Hurricane Dorian in September, 2019. The team will mainly work on the youth building but will also help with the youth ministry and distribute food. Construction skills are not necessary.
For men ages 16 & up
Worship Night
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!
Welcome 101 - Day 2
If you’re new to Storyhill Church and looking for opportunities to connect and grow in your faith, the best starting place is our Welcome 101 course.
During these sessions, our pastors will lead you on a journey to help you identify where you are spiritually and also help you define your next step. As you discover your role in God’s story, you’ll build relationships, find places to share your gifts, and have an opportunity to become a Ministry Partner (our term for member).
Must attend both Saturday & Sunday. Lunch is provided on Saturday.
Saturday, January 17th - 9am - 1 pm | Sunday, January 18th - 1:30 - 3 pm
Welcome 101 - Day 1
If you’re new to Storyhill Church and looking for opportunities to connect and grow in your faith, the best starting place is our Welcome 101 course.
During these sessions, our pastors will lead you on a journey to help you identify where you are spiritually and also help you define your next step. As you discover your role in God’s story, you’ll build relationships, find places to share your gifts, and have an opportunity to become a Ministry Partner (our term for member).
Must attend both Saturday & Sunday. Lunch is provided on Saturday.
Saturday, January 17th - 9am - 1 pm | Sunday, January 18th - 1:30 - 3 pm
Men’s Speaker | Warren Holland
Join us for a special evening with Warren Holland, a Charlotte local and the Head of Global Loan Portfolio Management at Bank of America Merrill Lynch. Warren was a passenger on the famed "Miracle on the Hudson" flight and will share how that experience played a role in his faith journey.
Room In The Inn
This winter, our church will partner with Room in the Inn to host neighbors experiencing homelessness on the coldest nights of the year. We’re having a volunteer training for Room in the Inn on Sunday, November 16th after church. Anyone interested in serving with Room in the inn is invited to attend! If you hope to serve in roles that interact with our guests, you are asked to attend a training before serving. We will hold another volunteer training in January.
Sermon Series | Blessed
As we begin the new year, we’re tuning our hearts to the voice of Jesus by exploring the Beatitudes in Matthew 5. These opening words of the Sermon on the Mount reveal surprising blessing and reshape how we see the world. Each week, we’ll reflect on a beatitude paired with a moment in Jesus’ life that embodies its truth. Our hope is to memorize, meditate, and be transformed by the words and ways of Jesus together.
Know: In a world with many viewpoints, see people and circumstances through the eyes of Jesus.
Do: Live like Jesus’ beatitudes are true, as you reflect on your own circumstances and consider the good works he’s called you to do.
Weeks:
December 28 – The Poor in Spirit
January 4 – Those who Mourn
January 11 – The Meek
January 18 – The Merciful
January 25 – Those who Hunger/Thirst for Righteousness
February 1 – The Pure in Heart
February 8 – The Peacemakers
February 15 – Those Persecuted for Righteousness
Christmas Eve Serving Opportunities
Christmas Eve is one of our most joy-filled gatherings of the year, and we’d love your help creating a warm, welcoming space for every guest who walks through the doors. There are several ways to serve, whether you enjoy caring for kids, making a great pot of coffee, or helping people find their way with ease.
Serving in Kids:
Help us share the hope of Christmas with our youngest attenders by creating a safe, joyful environment in Storyhill Kids, specifically at the 6pm. Anyone serving in Kids must have completed the Kids Serve Team Orientation and have an up-to-date background check on file. Our last Kids Serve Team Orientation is December 14th. Please email Kids@storyhill.org if you would like to serve on Christmas Eve and click the button below to register for Kids Serve Team Orientation if you have not attended one in the past.
Serving in Facilities:
If behind-the-scenes support is more your style, we have opportunities with the Coffee Bar and Parking. Please email facilities@storyhill.org if you are interested in serving here!
Wherever you serve, thank you for helping our church family celebrate the birth of Jesus with joy, warmth, and generosity.
Art + Faith | Madeline L’Engle Study
The Art + Faith group will meet on the third Thursday of each month to explore how our faith shapes both what we create and how we create it.
Together, we’ll also consider how the act of creating draws us closer to God, strengthens our community, and forms us more fully into the loving image of Christ. In the coming months, we’ll be reading and discussing Walking on Water by Madeleine L’Engle. This modern classic examines the intersection of faith and creativity.
**Please purchase a copy (print or digital) from your preferred bookseller.
Christmas Mission | Meal Pack with Lifeline
Each Christmas, we seek ways to share the hope and mercy of Jesus as a church family to celebrate the birth of the One who cares so much about those in need. This Christmas you’re invited to join us as we pack meals to benefit those experiencing food insecurity. Our goal is to pack 10,000 dry meals. We will pack meals on Saturday 12/6 from 10 am to 12 pm with Lifeline Christian Mission at their center in Concord. Please register for the event so we can honor Lifeline’s maximum capacity.
Christmas Mission | Food Drive
During Advent, our Christmas mission will focus on caring for neighbors facing food insecurity. Throughout the season, we’ll be collecting food items to support our mission partners as they serve families in need. We know this is a significant need in our world right now, and we want to join the Lord’s work in bringing hope and nourishment.We’ll be collecting donations of food from December 7th-21st at the donations table in the church lobby. The building is open for donations Sunday-Thursday, 8am-5pm. Please see the list of items that we’re collecting below:
Your generosity will directly support our mission partners at Ada Jenkins and Angels and Sparrows to benefit our neighbors they serve. You can also purchase items HERE from Ada Jenkins’ Amazon registry.
Items We’re Collecting
Oil
Maseca (corn flour found in most grocery stores in the Latin Foods section)
Beans (black, pinto, or kidney — dry or canned)
Rice
Instant boxed mashed potatoes
Sugar
Cereal
Oatmeal
Peanut butter
Jelly
Baked beans
Bread crumbs (plain or Italian)
Beef broth (cartons preferred)
Chicken broth (cartons preferred)
Canned carrots
Canned peas
Cream of mushroom soup
Ketchup, mustard, mayonnaise
Pasta
Diced tomatoes
Tomato paste
Salt
Canned fruit (in its own juice)
Pasta sauce
Canned tomatoes
Crackers
Baking goods (flour, sugar, oil)
Boxed pasta mixes (Rice-A-Roni, Knorr, Suddenly Pasta)
Breakfast mixes (pancake mix, muffin mix, grits, oatmeal)
You’re also invited to join us as we help pack meals for neighbors experiencing food insecurity. We will pack meals on Saturday, December 13th from 10am–12pm with Lifeline Christian Mission at their center in Concord. Our goal is to pack 10,000 dry meals together.
Please register for the event so we can honor Lifeline’s maximum capacity.
Prayer on the Porch
As unrest, uncertainty and division seem to only grow more pronounced in the world around us, let us be ever more attentive to the power of praying together. Please join us on the 1st Wednesday of each month at 6:30 for Community Prayer on the Porch.
This 30 minute gathering, hosted by Gethsemane Baptist Church (565 Jetton St.), has become a powerful time of spiritual encouragement and unity in the church.
Sermon Series | Wait of the World
This Advent, we’re slowing down to remember God’s pace rather than our culture’s push for efficiency. Through the traditional readings from Isaiah and Matthew, we’ll explore the theme of waiting… who is waiting, for what, and how God meets us in the midst of it. As we reflect on Proverbs 16:9 and the “unforced rhythms of grace,” we’ll name the places we feel the wait and look for God’s steady presence and long-forming work in our lives.
Know: God is patient and steadfast; he is working and with us in the weight/wait.
Do: Learn the rhythm and rest of God’s pace, believing that God’s “inefficient” way is actually better (including for us).
Weeks:
November 30 – Isaiah 2:1-5, Matthew 24:36-44
December 7 – Isaiah 11:1-10, Matthew 3:1-12
December 14 – Isaiah 35:1-10, Matthew 11:2-11
December 21 – Isaiah 7:10-16, Matthew 1:18-25
Art + Faith | Madeline L’Engle Study
The Art + Faith group will meet on the third Thursday of each month to explore how our faith shapes both what we create and how we create it.
Together, we’ll also consider how the act of creating draws us closer to God, strengthens our community, and forms us more fully into the loving image of Christ. In the coming months, we’ll be reading and discussing Walking on Water by Madeleine L’Engle. This modern classic examines the intersection of faith and creativity.
**Please purchase a copy (print or digital) from your preferred bookseller.
Discovering Baptism
We’re excited that you’re interested in learning more about baptism!
Whether you’re considering baptism for yourself, your child, or seeking confirmation of your baptism, this class is a great opportunity to explore the significance of baptism in your walk with Christ. Together, we’ll dive into what baptism means to us as a church and discuss the steps involved.
Join us on Sunday, November 16, during the 9:15 service. The class will meet in the Storyhill White House (on Storyhill Church property), and you’re welcome to take your children to kids ministry while you attend (you can drop them off in their classrooms before walking over for the class).
We can’t wait to walk with you through this meaningful journey!
Discipleship Village | Youth
Parents and leaders will come together to learn, share, and strengthen how we guide teens as they learn what it means to follow Jesus. The world is loud, with many influences competing for our students’ attention. These workshops create space to learn together, navigate culture, and keep pointing students back to Christ.
Surviving the Holidays
The holidays can be a time of loneliness and dread for people in grief. Surviving the Holidays is a two hour seminar designed to equip you with practical suggestions on how to prepare for and deal with emotional ambushes, what to do about family traditions and yearly events, how to handle invites and uncomfortable moments at social events, and more.
Wherever you are in the healing process, you are welcome here. We will meet in the Storyhill Church Youth Room (upstairs).
Winter Clothing & Room in the Inn Drive
This season, we’re partnering with our sister church, Gethsemane Baptist Church, to care for neighbors experiencing homelessness in our community. Together, we’re collecting winter clothing, and here at Storyhill we’re also gathering supplies to prepare for Room in the Inn. Donations can be dropped off between November 9th–23rd at the Storyhill Church lobby donation table. The building is open Sunday–Thursday, 8am–5pm. As we continue to care for our neighbors, Storyhill is preparing to host guests through Room in the Inn this winter. You can help by purchasing needed items directly from our Amazon Registry. If you’d like to help distribute winter clothing or serve during Room in the Inn, email missions@storyhill.org to learn more.
Winter clothing drive items:
Coats
Sweaters
Hats
Scarves
Socks
Gloves
We are collecting items for men, women, and children of all ages. Clothing can be new or gently used!
Welcome 101 - Day 2
If you’re new to Storyhill Church and looking for opportunities to connect and grow in your faith, the best starting place is our Welcome 101 course.
During these sessions, our pastors will lead you on a journey to help you identify where you are spiritually and also help you define your next step. As you discover your role in God’s story, you’ll build relationships, find places to share your gifts, and have an opportunity to become a Ministry Partner (our term for member).
Must attend both Saturday & Sunday. Lunch is provided on Saturday.
Saturday, November 1 - 9am - 1 pm | Sunday, November 2 - 1:30 - 3 pm
Welcome 101 - Day 1
If you’re new to Storyhill Church and looking for opportunities to connect and grow in your faith, the best starting place is our Welcome 101 course.
During these sessions, our pastors will lead you on a journey to help you identify where you are spiritually and also help you define your next step. As you discover your role in God’s story, you’ll build relationships, find places to share your gifts, and have an opportunity to become a Ministry Partner (our term for member).
Must attend both Saturday & Sunday. Lunch is provided on Saturday.
Saturday, November 1 - 9am - 1 pm | Sunday, November 2 - 1:30 - 3 pm
Rediscovering the Bible with The Chosen | Season One
Join Chris Perri and Paul Skoch this fall to view and discuss Season 1 of The Chosen. This show/season is a narrative composite of the beginning chapters of the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John.
Each week, participants will watch an episode of the show together and then participate in a guided discussion based on the book The Forgotten Teachings of JesusRediscovering the Bible with The Chosen Season One (written by Pastor Brandon Robbins).
**Please purchase a copy of the book if you plan to participate.
Questions & Conversations (in partnership with Search Ministries)
The last thing Jesus asked us to do was to “go and make disciples” and to “baptize them” and to “teach them to obey everything” that Jesus had taught them. (Matt. 28:18-20) The church does a beautiful job of this, but what about our neighbors, friends, co-workers, etc. that God has put in our path, that aren’t ready for church just yet? What about those have been beat up by life and believe that God has let them down? This 8 week study will help us to more naturally and conversationally talk about the very real questions adults have about faith and life. When you think about it, where do adults who aren’t in church take their questions about God? We believe that God is intersecting them with our lives so that we might be part of those conversations. Here are some of our topics we will cover: Can we trust that the Bible is what God and Jesus originally did and said? Isn’t it narrow-minded to say that Jesus is the “only way” to God? If God is good, how do we account for evil and suffering in our world? How would you respond to the statement, “Well, that may be true for you, but it is not truth for me?” We want to be people who love deeply and can relationally have natural faith conversations about how Jesus has changed our lives! Hope you can join us! This course will be led by Stefan Wiltz and April Zuiderveen in partnership with Search Ministries.
September 8 - October 27 | Monday Evenings | 7-8 PM | Storyhill Church Youth Room
Free Childcare Provided
Women's Breakfast
You are invited to a morning designed just for you. A space to pause, connect, and be reminded that you belong.
Whether your faith feels strong or you’re just barely holding on, whether you’ve been part of Storyhill for years or this is your very first time, this morning is for you!
Come just as you are, with your questions, your hopes, your story… past and present.
We’ll gather around the table, share a meal, connect with other women, hear an encouraging word, worship together, and experience the truth that we were made to belong. Storyhill’s Director of Small Groups, Amy Sylvestre, will be our speaker.
What to expect:
A warm and welcoming atmosphere
Delicious breakfast and coffee
Real stories and encouraging teaching
A sense of connection and community
Time to reflect and be refreshed
You belong here.
*Childcare is available, please let us know if you are bringing children when you register. To ensure a spot for childcare, please register by October 19.
*The cost of this breakfast is $10. Financial support is available. We do not want the cost to be a barrier to you connecting in community!
Rediscovering the Bible with The Chosen | Season One
Join Chris Perri and Paul Skoch this fall to view and discuss Season 1 of The Chosen. This show/season is a narrative composite of the beginning chapters of the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John.
Each week, participants will watch an episode of the show together and then participate in a guided discussion based on the book The Forgotten Teachings of JesusRediscovering the Bible with The Chosen Season One (written by Pastor Brandon Robbins).
**Please purchase a copy of the book if you plan to participate.
Questions & Conversations (in partnership with Search Ministries)
The last thing Jesus asked us to do was to “go and make disciples” and to “baptize them” and to “teach them to obey everything” that Jesus had taught them. (Matt. 28:18-20) The church does a beautiful job of this, but what about our neighbors, friends, co-workers, etc. that God has put in our path, that aren’t ready for church just yet? What about those have been beat up by life and believe that God has let them down? This 8 week study will help us to more naturally and conversationally talk about the very real questions adults have about faith and life. When you think about it, where do adults who aren’t in church take their questions about God? We believe that God is intersecting them with our lives so that we might be part of those conversations. Here are some of our topics we will cover: Can we trust that the Bible is what God and Jesus originally did and said? Isn’t it narrow-minded to say that Jesus is the “only way” to God? If God is good, how do we account for evil and suffering in our world? How would you respond to the statement, “Well, that may be true for you, but it is not truth for me?” We want to be people who love deeply and can relationally have natural faith conversations about how Jesus has changed our lives! Hope you can join us! This course will be led by Stefan Wiltz and April Zuiderveen in partnership with Search Ministries.
September 8 - October 27 | Monday Evenings | 7-8 PM | Storyhill Church Youth Room
Free Childcare Provided
Men's Fall Social
On Sunday, October 19 from 4-6 PM, the men of Storyhill Church will gather for a fall social. We will have a football game on in the lobby, cornhole on the front lawn, and snacks for you to enjoy while you meet and connect with other guys. Whether you’re brand new to Storyhill or you’ve been part of our community for a decade, we hope you’ll join us on the 19th!
Rediscovering the Bible with The Chosen | Season One
Join Chris Perri and Paul Skoch this fall to view and discuss Season 1 of The Chosen. This show/season is a narrative composite of the beginning chapters of the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John.
Each week, participants will watch an episode of the show together and then participate in a guided discussion based on the book The Forgotten Teachings of JesusRediscovering the Bible with The Chosen Season One (written by Pastor Brandon Robbins).
**Please purchase a copy of the book if you plan to participate.