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Welcome to North Chevy Chase Christian Church! 

Worship This Sunday
"Power and Glory"

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Need Event or Office Space? 

NC4 is the perfect place for your event!  Our newly renovated Harlow Hall and kitchen allow you to cater events with ease.  Need something more permanent?  NC4 also has several spaces that can be used as offices or studios.  If you are interested in holding an event at NC4, please complete the Building Application form. If you are interested in "office" space, please email northchevychase58@gmail.com

Explore NCCCC's Labyrinth 

Events at NCCCC

Office Hours

If you are looking for a place to relax and contemplate what's happening in your life and the world around you, visit NC4's labyrinth! Our labyrinth offers a place to awaken your spirituality, simplify your hectic life, integrate mind, body, and spirit, engage in self-reflection, and forge a connection with our community. The labyrinth is located on the west side of the Church, adjacent to the patio and Memorial Garden. Come and sit awhile. 

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The office is open Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.  If you have a pastoral emergency, please contact Rev. Dr. Cheryl Tatham at 301/654-3631.  In the event of inclement weather, NC4 follows the Montgomery County Schools regarding delays and closures. 

 Please join us this fifth Sunday in Lent in person or via Zoom at 11:00 a.m.  The scriptures for the service are Psalm 51:1-12 and John 12:20-33.  Participants in the service include Rev. Dr. Robert Perry, Guest Preacher, Sally Coberly,  Worship Leader, and Joseph Oladapo, Elder at the Table. Service bulletins are posted on the More page. If you are joining from home, please have your communion elements ready. The Zoom link is sent out in the Wednesday E-Minder and the Friday Weekender. 

We're glad you found us! 

As an Opening and Affirming congregation, we welcome into full membership, participation, and leadership persons of every color and ethnicity, language, culture, nationality, age, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity and expression, physical and mental ability, economic status, familial status, and spiritual background.

 

We also recognize that people find God in many ways, and we seek to support and affirm them in their spiritual journeys.

 

Our motto is "Connecting Faith With Community" and we seek to live as agents of healing and wholeness in a fragmented world. We hope you will worship, pray, and minister with us as we grow in God's grace together.

For the latest information about what's going on at NC4, check out our newsletter, The CHIMES.  To learn more about NC4, please review our most recent Annual Report

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