In Memoriam

Please remember in prayer the family of DCPC member John Cock, especially his wife, Lynda, and their family. John died September 24th. The memorial service for John will be October 29th, at 3:00 p.m. in the Sanctuary with a reception following in the Burris Gathering space. Click here to learn more about John.

DCPC 2026 Stewardship Season

Stewardship season invites us to reflect on why we give to the ministries of DCPC and the impact our giving and involvement has on the common good of our community. Click on the videos below to hear why Tatum Pottenger and her husband give to DCPC and why Peri Beatty and Matthew Zold are so supportive of our youth ministry.

This Sunday

There is a traditional 8:30 service in Lingle Chapel, an informal service at 9:30 in the Sanctuary, and a traditional service at 11:00 in the Sanctuary. All services are live-streamed to Facebook and YouTube including a Live Chat feature. The 11:00 service will air on WDAV (89.9 or WDAV.org). Free childcare is provided.

Peter Henry will be preaching his sermon, entitled "You Do You," based on Matthew 4:1-11 and Joshua 24:1-15. The music will be provided by David Brinson, the Geneva and Chancel Choirs, and the Music Team.

Sunday School for Adults meets at 9:45 a.m.  

·        Connections Class will meet in Room 216 where John Ryan will lead a discussion on Micah 6:6-8.

·        Covenant Class will meet in the Parlor and welcomes Ivan Mayerhofer, Associate Chaplain for Buddhist Programs at Davidson College, who will present on Mindfulness in Life.

·        Holland-Jubilee Class will meet in Room 201 where Donna Hatfield leads a two-week discussion on “Our Moral Vision for the Country.” 

·        Maloney Class will meet in the McLandress Library. Gus Succop teaches on Joshua 24:1-15, Joshua serves God.

·        Pines Class will meet in the Living Room on the Pines campus. Bill Cockrill teaches on Joshua 24:1-15, Joshua serves God.

Mid-Week Men – a new group for men will begin meeting later this month on Wednesdays at 10:30 AM. For more information or to serve on the Steering Committee, contact John Ryan.

Find a PW Circle That Is Right For You – Circles are small groups to connect women of all ages, where faith is nurtured, and growth takes place through bible study, friendship, and outreach. For more information, contact Presbyterian Women moderator Linda Griffeth.

·        Circle 2 - 1st Monday of the month at 7 pm.

·        Circle 3 & 4 – 1st Tuesday of the Monday at 10:30 am.

·        Circle 5 – 2^nd Wednesday of the month at 10:45 am.

·        Circle 7 – 1^st Thursday of the month at 7 pm.

·        Circle 8 – 2^nd Monday of the month at 10:30 am.

The Covenant Class welcomes Dr. Carol Quillen, retired president of National Historic Preservation Board, who will be teaching on Sunday, October 25^th. The Covenant Class will meet at 9:45 a.m. in the Congregation House. 

What is depression? Depression can affect anyone, and it doesn't always look the same. Persistent sadness, loss of interest in activities, changes in sleep or energy, and difficulty concentrating can all be signs of depression. A free screening can help you recognize symptoms and decide whether you'd like to learn more or seek support. Click here or us scan the QR code to take the depression test.

A mental health screening is a starting point, not a diagnosis. Your results can give you information about symptoms and may help you decide whether it would be helpful to talk with a health-care professional. Learn more about how Mental Health America's screening tools work and what they can—and cannot—tell you.

Learn About Mental Health Screening by Clicking Here

If you are interested in mental health awareness the library has books for youth and adults on this topic. See the online church library catalog below and select the List Tab to see the books for adult and youth mental health. Some books on mental health are already on display in the library.

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