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What We Believe
We are a community of believers that worships God, the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
We believe in a warm, kind-hearted Evangelical, Orthodox, Charismatic, and catholic Christianity that is deeply rooted in the Bible and the Wesleyan tradition.
We are sincere in fellowship, characterized by the love of God and love for each other.
We are active in ministry and mission, to our church family, our community, and throughout the world.
We believe that Jesus came to save us from our sins and from ourselves and to re-establish our relationships with God and with each other.
We believe we are saved and made right with God when we place our faith in Jesus as Savior and accept His gift of grace.
We believe that the Gospel of Jesus Christ never changes, although the ways we do ministry do change. Our most important responsibilities include preaching the Gospel, the good news about Jesus, who is the "Word of God," and also administering the sacraments of Baptism and the Lord's Supper.
We pray “The Lord’s Prayer,” as Jesus taught us.
We recite and believe every word of the Apostles’ Creed.
We give generously and faithfully.
We worship passionately. As Methodists, we understand and embrace our founder John Wesley's explanation of ministry as being divided into two parts. These are Acts of Piety and Acts of Mercy. Acts of Piety are spiritual acts, such as prayer, Bible reading, spiritual reading, fasting, and celebrating Communion. Acts of Mercy include caring for those in need, including the poor, the sick, the aged, the incarcerated, the immigrant, and the hungry. Again, we seek to live out both of these as faithful Christians.
We are committed to spiritual growth. This includes knowing about God and the Christian faith, and also growing to know and trust God in every facet of our lives. We would love to host you; hear about your journey; and get busy "doin' faith" with you.
Thank You and God Bless You.
We are a community of believers that worships God, the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
We believe in a warm, kind-hearted Evangelical, Orthodox, Charismatic, and catholic Christianity that is deeply rooted in the Bible and the Wesleyan tradition.
We are sincere in fellowship, characterized by the love of God and love for each other.
We are active in ministry and mission, to our church family, our community, and throughout the world.
We believe that Jesus came to save us from our sins and from ourselves and to re-establish our relationships with God and with each other.
We believe we are saved and made right with God when we place our faith in Jesus as Savior and accept His gift of grace.
We believe that the Gospel of Jesus Christ never changes, although the ways we do ministry do change. Our most important responsibilities include preaching the Gospel, the good news about Jesus, who is the "Word of God," and also administering the sacraments of Baptism and the Lord's Supper.
We recite and believe every word of the Apostles’ Creed.
We give generously and faithfully.
We worship passionately. As Methodists, we understand and embrace our founder John Wesley's explanation of ministry as being divided into two parts. These are Acts of Piety and Acts of Mercy. Acts of Piety are spiritual acts, such as prayer, Bible reading, spiritual reading, fasting, and celebrating Communion. Acts of Mercy include caring for those in need, including the poor, the sick, the aged, the incarcerated, the immigrant, and the hungry. Again, we seek to live out both of these as faithful Christians.
We are committed to spiritual growth. This includes knowing about God and the Christian faith, and also growing to know and trust God in every facet of our lives. We would love to host you; hear about your journey; and get busy "doin' faith" with you.
Thank You and God Bless You.
Church Address
10513 Dunn Rd
Dunn,
NC
28334
United States
Phone: (910) 489-7681
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Marv Gordner
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10513 Dunn Rd
Dunn,
NC
28334
United States
Phone: (910) 489-7681
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Pastor Marv Gordner has been serving at Black's Chapel since June, 2019. A retired military officer, Marv has additional experience in business and with nonprofits. He has a bachelor's degree from The Citadel, a master's degree from The Joint Military Intelligence College, and a Master of Divinity from Campbell University. Marv has ministry experience including Camp Counselor, Volunteer Youth Leader, Lay Minister, Sunday School Teacher, and Church Lay Leader. Marv has been married to his bride Kim for over 30 years and together they have five young-adult children.
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P.O. Box 235
Godwin, NC
28344
Godwin, NC
28344
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Sunday School - 9:30 a.m.
Sunday Worship - 11:00 a.m.
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Blacks Chapel United Methodist Church History
History of Blacks Chapel - Founded 1876
Blacks Chapel was named after Reverend W.S. Black, an elder in the Wilmington District from 1874 to 1877. When Blacks Chapel was founded in 1876 by community leaders Wiley Rhodes and William Culbreth, it was the first Methodist Church in northeastern Cumberland County.
Blacks Chapel was named after Reverend W.S. Black, an elder in the Wilmington District from 1874 to 1877. When Blacks Chapel was founded in 1876 by community leaders Wiley Rhodes and William Culbreth, it was the first Methodist Church in northeastern Cumberland County.
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Inspire my thoughts
Holy Spirit of God, visit now this soul of mine, and tarry within it until the eventide. Inspire all my thoughts. Pervade all my imaginations. Suggest all my decisions. Lodge in my soul's most inward citadel, and order all my doings. Be with me in silence and in my speech, in my haste and in my leisure, in company and in solitude, in the freshness of the morning and the weariness of the evening. Give me grace at all times to rejoice in Thy mysterious companionship.
Blacks Chapel United Methodist Church listing was last updated on the 8th of July, 2022
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