With more rain in the forecast along with the potential for flooding in the Piedmont Triad area, Christ Moravian Church will be closed on Sunday morning. This information is now available as well on our Facebook Page, and various television stations (WXII, WFMY and WGHP) that list such closings. Please share this information with others!
Inclement Weather and Church
With the threat of inclement weather and possible power outages this Sunday from Hurricane Florence , we encourage church members to check WXII, WFMY & WGHP (Fox 8) television stations along with our Church website and Facebook page to discover information about any schedule changes for church events, meetings, and worship service due to adverse weather conditions.
Clean Hands Or Clean Hearts?
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September 2018 newsletter available for viewing
Our newsletter is now available online. To download or view in PDF format, click the link below.
God’s All Knowing Power
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Building Dedication and Church Picnic Sunday
Join us Sunday for worship at Christ Moravian Church. We will be dedicating our new church office building. Members will be able to tour the new office building too. Our Christian Education Committee is hosting a picnic in the Fellowship Building. Fried chicken and ice cream treats are provided. Members are asked to bring side items. We hope you will make plans to attend!
The Power To Take A Stand
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Children’s Festival Lovefeast August 19th
Join us for worship on Sunday. August 19th as we celebrate a special Lovefeast service at 11 AM. Following the August 13th spiritual renewal of 1727, the children of the Moravian settlement of Herrnhut had a similar awakening. The late Bishop Kenneth G. Hamilton wrote in his book, History of the Moravian Church the following:
The whole experience can be attributed…to the keen interest taken in the spiritual development of their children by the leaders of Herrnhut, Zinzendorf in chief. These men and women did not regard inner life of the young with that condescension too often shown by adults. They held that in the things of the spirit, the Lord could use a little child to lead elder persons.
