Sunday, June 28, 4:00 p.m. in the Activity Building
This summer the Community Service and Christian Education Committees offer opportunities for growth and discussion through documentaries. On Sunday, June 28, at 4:00 p.m. we will watch an episode from The Trevor Project’s Sharing Space project focusing on conversion therapy. Sharing Space is a roundtable series that features conversations with and about LGBTQ+ young people, moderated by supportive adults and allies. This episode features six LGBTQ+ individuals who have been subjected to the dangerous and discredited practice of conversion therapy.

See below for details on the Sunday, July 19 documentary. And watch for more information on the August documentary which will focus on farm workers in North Carolina. We hope you will join us for these discussions, and invite a friend! 

Bad Faith 2026 Screening – July 19, 4:00 p.m., Highland’s Fellowship Hall
Following the recent class, Envisioning a World Without Christian Nationalism, the Adult Christian Education invites you to a newly revised and updated documentary called Bad Faith 2026. As Presbyterians, our General Assembly has long affirmed that our faith calls us to engage in the public square while firmly protecting the separation of church and state. To help us navigate these complex times, the Adult Christian Education Committee and the planning team for the recent class, Envisioning a World without Christian Nationalism, invite you to a special screening of Bad Faith 2026 on Sunday, July 19 at 4:00 p.m. The Rev. Dr. Jennifer Copeland, Director of the NC State Council of Churches will be present to facilitate discussion and lead a time of Q&A.
This documentary provides an eye-opening look at the history and political inner workings of Christian Nationalism. Afterward, we will gather for a guided discussion to process the film through the lens of faith, exploring how we can actively promote Christian love, truth, and democratic values in our community. RSVP using the QR code or call the church, 336-724-6303.