Looking for a good church in Chapel Hill NC

Tim, when I was 20-something the only churches I returned to were the ones where people didn't go out of their way to acknowledge my presence. I was looking for a place to come and worship, not a group to identify with. To a certain extent I'm still that way. When I'm out of town, I'm much more comfortable visiting a church where I can come and go unnoticed. But maybe that's just me.

 

Maybe there aren't any good churches in Chapel Hill. :laugh: This post has been up 24 hours and not a single recommendation.

 

Don't know anything about these churches, but here are some Southern Baptist Churches for them to check out.

http://www.sbc.net/churchsearch/listcity.asp?key=NC&FilteredCity=Chapel+Hill

 

Off subject.
　
I talk to folks everyday like you two are saying and I'm not finding fault with you two or them, I just don't understand. I don't understand, but there is much I don't understand in church today. I don't understand the music in a lot of churches, the preaching in a lot of churches and the lack of carrying the gospel out into the neighbor hood or trying to meet the need s of some of our brothers and sisters who need a little help. But such is life.
　
I love being around Christians, I love helping them if need be, I enjoy their fellowship. Christians that I've known for years or for the first time today, I just enjoy them. I've never been in hurry to get home after church service, some times hang around in the parking lot have great fellowship for hours. Today our church talks about love but don't get in their way after church or you might get run over as most are heading to a local restaurant.
At one time we had 3/4 of the men there for visitation, now we have 10 or 15 and we want to talk about how many folks in town are going to church, have we ask them.
　
I do agree that most churches are cold, I guess over the last 40 years or so I've been in a church other than the one I'm a member of 3 or 4 times a month, counting Wed. nights and most are very cold and most are in a hurry to leave and go home or to what ever. But keep in mind I come out of the time after Sunday morning service, from early spring till late fall we had all day on the grounds most Sundays, or we might put up a poll barn for someone or put a roof on a members house or some us kind of help.

 

http://www.reformedreader.org/rbnorthcarolina.htm

Here are the churches in NC that hold to the Gospel of grace.

 

Summit Church is in Durham, but I've heard they are a good one. They have a few campuses that are about 25-30 minutes from Carolina. I would try there first.