Kirk of Kildaire Presbyterian Church Cary NC
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Who we are
Kirk” is a Scottish word for “Church.”
The Kirk of Kildaire is a Presbyterian (USA) church that has been loving God and neighbor in Cary, NC and Western Wake County since 1979. Rooted in Christ’s teachings and inspired by Christ’s ministry, we strive to be a place of belonging that equips participants to love and live more deeply.
We are a congregation of the Presbytery of New Hope in the Presbyterian Church (USA).
The Kirk of Kildaire is a Presbyterian (USA) church that has been loving God and neighbor in Cary, NC and Western Wake County since 1979. Rooted in Christ’s teachings and inspired by Christ’s ministry, we strive to be a place of belonging that equips participants to love and live more deeply.
We are a congregation of the Presbytery of New Hope in the Presbyterian Church (USA).
Street Address
200 High Meadow Dr
Cary,
NC
27511
United States
Phone: 919-467-4944 ext. 122
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Church Pastor
Rev. Howard Dudley
Pastor
200 High Meadow Dr
Cary,
NC
27511
United States
Phone: 919-467-4944 ext. 125
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Presbyterian Church
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Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)
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Rev. Howard Dudley
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Howard has served as Pastor/Head of Staff at the Kirk of Kildaire since January 2024. He is a lifelong Presbyterian who was raised right here in the Triangle at Wake Forest Presbyterian Church. He is a graduate of Union Presbyterian Seminary in Richmond, Virginia and comes to the Kirk after serving First Presbyterian Church in Dunn, NC. He previously worked as a campus minister at the University of Mississippi and Virginia Commonwealth University. He is a Zick Preaching Scholar and has frequently served as keynote speaker and worship leader at retreats and conferences around the country, including the Montreat Youth Conference and Massanetta Middle School Conference. He is married to Meg (Margaret) Lindsay Dudley, who is also an ordained Presbyterian pastor, and together they raise their two children, Lindsay and Julia.
For Howard, the Good News is this: in life and in death, we are not our own but belong to a God who has claimed us in grace and forgiveness in Jesus Christ.
For Howard, the Good News is this: in life and in death, we are not our own but belong to a God who has claimed us in grace and forgiveness in Jesus Christ.
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Ellen Chambers
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Kirk of Kildaire Presbyterian Church Service Times
Sundays
Nursery available from 9:15 am-12:00 pm
9:15 am Sunday School Hour for Children and Adults (September – May)
10:30 am Worship in the Sanctuary & Online
4:30 pm Kirk Family Nights
5:30 pm Middle School & High School Youth Group (September – May)
Kirk of Kildaire Presbyterian Church service times last updated on the 21st of November, 2024
Nursery available from 9:15 am-12:00 pm
9:15 am Sunday School Hour for Children and Adults (September – May)
10:30 am Worship in the Sanctuary & Online
4:30 pm Kirk Family Nights
5:30 pm Middle School & High School Youth Group (September – May)
Kirk of Kildaire Presbyterian Church service times last updated on the 21st of November, 2024
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While we have a variety of styles of dress at the Kirk, business casual would probably best describe the dress style of the majority of worship attendees. You will see fancy dresses, suits and ties, as well as jeans or shorts and flip flops.
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Kirk of Kildaire Presbyterian Church History
1977 to today
The Kirk
The Kirk of Kildaire, Presbyterian, was started by backyard neighbors Leon Gabriel and Fred Manley who, over their split-rail fence, began discussing the idea of a new Presbyterian church in Cary in March 1977. (Read more about our founders here.)
Their early exploratory meetings with Presbytery staff and interested citizens convinced them of the need for and support of a new church in the Cary/Apex area. (Read more about the organizing drive here.) From those meetings an organizing group was formed, and the first worship service was held on December 4, 1977. (Read more about the first service here.) Nearly two years later the Kirk of Kildaire charter was granted by the Orange Presbytery on October 28, 1979. (Read more about the organizing worship service and congregational meeting here.) Ninety-two people had gathered that day to make official what two had started a couple of years earlier.
We would be a Church. Over the next fifty years the kind of church we were to be changed many times. Our numbers would grow rapidly. The focus of our ministry would change as our community and the world changed. Over time we would have more than ten senior and associate pastors lead us in our work and worship, each bringing their varied strengths and sensibilities to this community of believers. Our buildings and grounds would expand as our membership and mission expanded. From the initial purchase of the 5.7 acre Kildaire Farms Visitors Center property in January 1980 through numerous renovations and expansions, including the addition of the current 600-seat sanctuary added in 1998, the Kirk has grown from 92 charter members to over 1,000 members today. Our buildings are widely used to center our mission and ministry, to support nonprofit and community groups, and to promote Christian works well beyond our campus.
The Kirk
The Kirk of Kildaire, Presbyterian, was started by backyard neighbors Leon Gabriel and Fred Manley who, over their split-rail fence, began discussing the idea of a new Presbyterian church in Cary in March 1977. (Read more about our founders here.)
Their early exploratory meetings with Presbytery staff and interested citizens convinced them of the need for and support of a new church in the Cary/Apex area. (Read more about the organizing drive here.) From those meetings an organizing group was formed, and the first worship service was held on December 4, 1977. (Read more about the first service here.) Nearly two years later the Kirk of Kildaire charter was granted by the Orange Presbytery on October 28, 1979. (Read more about the organizing worship service and congregational meeting here.) Ninety-two people had gathered that day to make official what two had started a couple of years earlier.
We would be a Church. Over the next fifty years the kind of church we were to be changed many times. Our numbers would grow rapidly. The focus of our ministry would change as our community and the world changed. Over time we would have more than ten senior and associate pastors lead us in our work and worship, each bringing their varied strengths and sensibilities to this community of believers. Our buildings and grounds would expand as our membership and mission expanded. From the initial purchase of the 5.7 acre Kildaire Farms Visitors Center property in January 1980 through numerous renovations and expansions, including the addition of the current 600-seat sanctuary added in 1998, the Kirk has grown from 92 charter members to over 1,000 members today. Our buildings are widely used to center our mission and ministry, to support nonprofit and community groups, and to promote Christian works well beyond our campus.
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"The true church lives and moves and has its being in prayer."Leonard Ravenhill
Kirk of Kildaire Presbyterian Church listing was last updated on the 21st of November, 2024
