University Presbyterian Church, Chapel Hill, NC

A Blessing Before We Go: "Love and Serve the Lord, Rejoicing in the Power of the Holy Spirit" - Rev. Meg Peery McLaughlin (06.07.26)

"We will rejoice. Not when this chancel is finally accessible to all. Not when the paint has stopped chipping. Not when this [sanctuary] is the right temperature. We will rejoice now." In the final sermon of the series, "A Blessing Before We Go", Rev. Meg Peery McLaughlin preaches from Habakkuk 3:17-19. As we temporarily relocated our physical place of worship, we are charged to go and "Love and serve the Lord, rejoicing in the power of the Holy Spirit." "No matter where our feet will take us, God will steady them. We can walk to the edge. God has got us. We will not fall. Thanks be to God."

A Blessing Before We Go: "Honor all People" - Rev. Meg Peery McLaughlin (05.31.26)

As we prepare to leave our building for a season of renovations, our sermon series, A Blessing Before We Go, aims to leave us blessed, hopeful, and connected. In the fourth sermon of the series, Rev. Meg Peery McLaughlin preaches on John 4: 1-42.

A Blessing Before We Go: "Strengthen the Faint-Hearted, Support the Weak" - Rev. Jarrett McLaughlin (05.24.26)

As we prepare to leave our building for a season of renovations, our sermon series, A Blessing Before We Go, aims to leave us blessed, hopeful, and connected. In the fourth sermon of the series, Rev. Jarrett McLaughlin preaches on selections from Acts 4:1-31.

A Blessing Before We Go: "Render to No One Evil for Evil" - Rev. Jarrett McLaughlin (05.17.26)

As we prepare to leave our building for a season of renovations, our sermon series, A Blessing Before We Go, aims to leave us blessed, hopeful, and connected. In the third sermon of the series, Rev. Jarrett McLaughlin preaches on selections from Genesis 44 and 45.

A Blessing Before We Go: "Hold Fast to What is Good" - Rev. Meg Peery McLaughlin (05.10.26)

As we prepare to leave our building for a season of renovations, our sermon series, A Blessing Before We Go, aims to leave us blessed, hopeful, and connected. In the second sermon of this series, "Hold Fast to What is Good," Rev. Meg Peery McLaughlin preaches from Romans 12:9-21.