Lent is a 40 day season of spiritual discipline and preparation that starts annually with Ash Wednesday—which falls this year on February 14— and anticipates the death and resurrection of Christ at Easter (this year, March 31). We invite you to join us as we enter...

It is the UPC tradition at Easter to honor and remember the people in our lives through Easter Gifts of Beauty and Bounty. Your gift can be used to purchase a lily which will be placed in the chancel, or as a contribution to the Inter-Faith Council for Social Services...

The Annual Report to the Congregation details the many things that happened at UPC in the past year - from programs to missions to administrative decisions and more.

Submit Nominations for the Deacon and Elder Classes of 2027 The 2024 Nominating Committee is seeking your input in its discernment process. The congregation is invited to nominate members of University Presbyterian Church for the office of Elder and Deacon. The...

We are delighted to welcome the Reverend Paul Timothy Roberts, Sr., to the UPC pulpit on Sunday, Feb. 11. A graduate of Princeton University (BA in Architecture and African American Studies) and the Interdenominational Theological Center in Atlanta (M.Div with a...

Duke Divinity PhD student Katelyn Schiess, author of The Liturgy of Politics (2020), will discuss her new book The Ballot and the Bible: How Scripture Has Been Used and Abused in American Politics and Where We Go from Here (2023) at UPC for a combined adult class on...