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This Sunday is the 4th Sunday after Epiphany. Peter Henry will be preaching his sermon, "Fan Fiction," based on Jonah.

The Geneva Choir and Chancel Choir will each sing an anthem written by our own David Brinson, also based on the book of Jonah.

All of our services will be live-streamed to our You Tube channel and Facebook page. Also, you may listen to our worship service on WDAV (89.9 FM or wdav.org) at 11:00.

Remember: early worship is back to 8:45 in Lingle Chapel; 9:45 and 11:00 worship are in the Sanctuary.

This Sunday we are blessed to celebrate the Sacrament of Baptism. We welcome into the Body of Christ Mattie Long, daughter of Paul and Katherine Long, at the 9:45 am worship service. We are also pleased to present Bibles to our 3rd grade students who will be taking their 3rd Grade Bible Class during the month of February.

Annual Meeting

The Session of Davidson College Presbyterian Church has called its annual congregational meeting for Sunday, February 12, at 10:30 a.m. in the Sanctuary. The meeting is to: (1) receive the annual report; (2) receive a report on 2022 finances and the 2023 budget; (3) act upon the recommendation of the Elections Committee to form a 2023 nominating committee; (4) act upon proposed new terms of call for the installed pastors; and (5) receive an update on the renovation plans for the main building.

One of the ministries of the Church is to pray for the world, including lament. The psalms, like Psalm 13, are one of the sources of our vocabulary of lament.

Please join the pastors and other members of DCPC in our grief and lament over the mass shootings and deaths by gun violence in the United States, especially remembering our Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) siblings this week.

Pastors and members also grieve for the family of Tyre Nichols as we pray for all victims of violence and their loved ones. We join with Tyre's family in praying for peaceful protests and calls for justice.

May we all pray and work for a more peaceful and just world.

International Mission Partnership Trip Info Sessions

This summer our Global Mission Committee is sponsoring two International Mission Partnership Trips. Our Kenya trip is scheduled for July, 2023 and our Nicaragua trip is scheduled for June, 2023. Please join

us to learn about these trips on the following dates:

Kenya –      Sunday, January 29 at Noon in Room 216

Click here for the Kenya application.



Nicaragua – Wednesday, January 25 at 7 pm in the Congregation House

                     Wednesday, February 1 at 7 pm in the Congregation House

Click here for the Nicaragua application.



If you cannot make one of these informational meetings and are interested in learning more please contact Robert Alexander at ralexander@dcpc.org.

DCPC Conversations - Saturday, February 4, 2023, 9:00 - 11:00 am, Congregation House

If you ‘re concerned about polarization, would you like to explore ways to listen and understand each other when our opinions differ?

The “Bridging the Gap” conversations are designed to help us engage others on tough topics. We are not seeking to agree with others or change their minds -- but to understanding each other in a loving way.

Register today by clicking this link, or call the church office.  Questions? Please contact John Ryan or Glennette Papovich. 

DCPC Conversations Vision Statement - As people of faith, we want to provide opportunities for our congregation to focus on listening to others with curiosity and understanding – putting compassion and empathy into action.

Click here for blood donor information.

Habitat Build -

Volunteers Needed for this Weekend and in February!

We are joined by Davidson United Methodist Church, Cornelius Presbyterian Church, St. Albans Episcopal Church and others in a Faith Coalition Build. We have already contributed $35,000 towards this two-story home for a family in Mooresville. The location of the build is 544 W. Iredell Avenue, Mooresville, NC 28115. We need workers, devotion leaders, snack and lunch providers! Work days will be Fridays and Saturdays. CLICK HERE and enter group #6765 to signup! For questions or further details, please contact Christy Kramer at csknamaste@gmail.com or 502 759-7950.

Symposium on Reformed Christianity and Social Ethics

February 7-8, 2023

Please join us for the 2023 Reformed Tradition Symposium,

a series of events engaging Davidson students, alumni, and community members in conversation about the theological spirit and ethical commitments

of the Reformed tradition and how they help to shape visions of education and our larger society. 

We are grateful for the wonderful support of our community as we seek to provide safe shelter for our homeless neighbors each Friday night. Though our remaining sessions of RITI - except for March 3/4 and March 10/11 - will be led by Davidson students, there are STILL important roles for our congregation (click a month below). Specifically, we still have openings for bus drivers, evening hosts, breakfast preparation, and bag lunches. This is a GREAT opportunity to be involved with college students. Please continue to support Room in the Inn. Questions? Contact Jane Campbell at usnpao@gmail.com.

About Room in the Inn: Since 1996, the Urban Ministry Center has partnered with colleges and congregations of many faiths to open their facilities to provide shelter and food for homeless people during the winter months, December 1 – March 31.