Our Church Community had lots of fun this fourth of July!

If God can use geese, can he use you?

I’m never sure how to put our trip into words. It’s more than just the sites and smells and the food we ate; it’s the people and their stories.

As I navigated the offerings on our service opportunities page, I felt like I was on a cruise for a week, getting to pick an excursion based on my schedule, preferences, and personal comfort zone.

Never underestimate the power of focus, fellowship, and fun! Around 175 people gathered last Saturday for StoneBridge Serve with Samaritan's Feet.

Cold weather and busy lives lead to quiet neighborhood streets and quickly shut garage doors. Spring provides neighboring opportunities to coax people out of hibernation, and James and Cynthia Mitchell took advantage of Saint Patrick’s Day to summon their street into community and celebration.

To take the path of least resistance is our natural inclination, whether it be physical or relational.

A pop-up baby shower shows the love of Christ to an expectant mom.

“What does God want you to do?” is a question some may dismiss, but it prompted a life-changing decision for Christine—potentially saving precious lives and loving her Charlotte neighbors.

Kelly had always served a Southern traditional New Year’s Day dinner for family and friends. But this year she decided to invite the neighborhood.

When a sports bar is magically converted into a winter wonderland, 100 Charlotte families see the love of Christ in action at Christmastime.

Heal Charlotte + StoneBridge + Salvation Army = an unforgettable Thanksgiving dinner for unhoused Charlotteans.

StoneBridge’s first ever Trunk or Treat entertains hundreds of families.

Heal Charlotte and a Stop the Violence event create a night to remember.