Adult Study will gather in Community Room at 6pm

Children’s Missions & Music class will gather at 6pm

Chancel Choir rehearsal will gather in Choir Room at 6:45pm

with Communion.

Join us via livestream here.

Rooted in the values of the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship, CBSF offers students an open table to ask honest questions, explore scripture, serve the community, and discover what it means to follow Jesus in today’s world. Whether you’re seeking connection, conversation, or simply a place to belong during your college years, we’d love for you to join us.

Learn more about CBSF at cbfnc.org/ministries/college-students.

We welcome you to join us in UBC’s Memorial Garden as we celebrate the Resurrection. All are invited to attend a light breakfast in the Great Hall following the service.

In celebration of Easter.

Adult Study will gather in Community Room at 6pm

Children’s Missions & Music class will gather at 6pm

Chancel Choir rehearsal will gather in Choir Room at 6:45pm

Rooted in the values of the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship, CBSF offers students an open table to ask honest questions, explore scripture, serve the community, and discover what it means to follow Jesus in today’s world. Whether you’re seeking connection, conversation, or simply a place to belong during your college years, we’d love for you to join us.

Learn more about CBSF at cbfnc.org/ministries/college-students.

This Sunday's sermon will be offered by Adrienne Best, the CBSF-Chapel Hill Campus Minister for the 2025-2026 academic year. Adrienne is currently pursuing an M.Div. at Duke Divinity School focusing on Black Church Studies and Preaching.

We welcome you to join us in-person or online for Sunday Worship at 11am. Join us online via our YouTube channel here.

All youth from 6th-12th Grade welcome! Contact admin@ubc-ch.org for details.

Faith250 – a non-partisan, multi-faith, nationwide initiative with a local Chapel Hill area cluster – will be bringing together people from across our diverse faith communities for an evening of food, conversation, and connection. This is our community launch: a chance to meet new neighbors, share a meal, and begin exploring what it looks like to build civic life together across difference.

We’ll eat together, talk together in small groups, and hear about what’s coming next: a series of community study gatherings on democracy in America this spring, and a public celebration leading up to July 4, 2026.

Please register to let us know you’re coming and/or to express interest in the small group gatherings this spring.

ABOUT FAITH250

What Is Faith250?

Faith250 is a collaboration among Chapel Hill-area faith communities, grounded in a simple but countercultural idea: that the work of building a more perfect union begins not with strategy or policy, but with relationship.

Since November 2025, clergy and lay leaders from across our community have been gathering, getting to know one another, and asking a shared question: What does it look like for people of faith to engage public life together — across difference, across tradition, while cultivating hope? Now we’re ready to open that question to the wider community.

What We’re Doing

This spring, Faith250 will gather neighbors from diverse faith communities for shared meals, small-group conversations, and study of four of America’s foundational texts — documents that have shaped our nation’s story and continue to call us toward its unfulfilled promises. We’ll read them with openness and inquiry, wrestle with them together, and use them as a doorway into conversation about our hopes for this country.

Our spring study series will run from late April through early June, exploring:

The Declaration of Independence

Emma Lazarus’ “The New Colossus”

“America the Beautiful”

Frederick Douglass’ “What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?”

The season will culminate in a public civic ritual connected to Juneteenth and the lead-up to July 4, 2026 –  a gathering designed to celebrate freedom, invite honest reflection, and renew our shared commitment to the common good.

Why This, Why Now

We are living in a moment that makes it tempting to retreat into what is familiar and safe. Faith250 is a wager that the opposite is called for — that this is exactly the time to cross the street, share a meal with someone whose tradition is different from our own, and discover what we hold in common.

We don’t come to this work naively. We know our nation’s history is complicated, that our communities carry real differences, and that trust takes time. That’s precisely why we’re starting here: with relationship, with listening, with the long and patient work of learning to know one another.

We believe that’s what faithful civic engagement looks like. And we think Chapel Hill is exactly the kind of place that can show what it means.

Who’s Involved

Faith250 is a collaboration among faith communities in the Chapel Hill area, organized through the Chapel Hill Cluster of the national Faith250 initiative. Participating communities include University Presbyterian Church, University Baptist Church, Kehillah Synagogue, Chapel of the Cross, Holy Trinity Lutheran, Chapel Hill Friends, Church of Reconciliation, Presbyterian Campus Ministry, Church of Jesus Christ Latter-Day Saints, and more.

Faith250 is explicitly nonpartisan. All are welcome.

Adult Study will gather in Community Room at 6pm

Children’s Missions & Music class will gather at 6pm

Chancel Choir rehearsal will gather in Choir Room at 6:45pm

Rooted in the values of the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship, CBSF offers students an open table to ask honest questions, explore scripture, serve the community, and discover what it means to follow Jesus in today’s world. Whether you’re seeking connection, conversation, or simply a place to belong during your college years, we’d love for you to join us.

Learn more about CBSF at cbfnc.org/ministries/college-students.

Join us for outdoor games and the food truck, And Also with ‘Cue!

All university students are invited!

Rooted in the values of the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship, CBSF offers students an open table to ask honest questions, explore scripture, serve the community, and discover what it means to follow Jesus in today’s world. Whether you’re seeking connection, conversation, or simply a place to belong during your college years, we’d love for you to join us.

Learn more about CBSF at cbfnc.org/ministries/college-students.

All youth from 6th-12th Grade welcome! Contact admin@ubc-ch.org for details.

The UBC Youth Group will be hosting a pancake lunch and dessert auction fundraiser for their trip to Unidiversity Camp this summer.

Pancake plates will be by donation, and we’ll auction off homemade desserts during the meal. If you’d like to bring a dessert to be auctioned, please email admin@ubc-ch.org!