The Summit Church | Discover Durham

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May 11, 2019 5

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I wound up in a good small group, so that definitely helped. I had been in a mega church in another city before I moved back to the Triangle, and the small group experience there was poor, which made my time there difficult. I saw that Brier Creek was near my workplace, and I once knew someone in Hilton Head who had briefly dated a Summit girl, so I decided to try it. I was looking for a place where I could serve in production, which is what I had done for most of the previous decade at various churches in the Carolina Lowcountry. They hooked me up on my first visit to Brier Creek. They also got me into a small group that treated me like family. On my very first day meeting my new small group, our leaders took me out to eat and introduced me to everyone. I was a bit concerned about the small group experience because I am on the spectrum a day previous churches in South Carolina I had gone to about 13 years ago had problems with that. At Summit, that made little difference to them. They still treated me like a human being, rather than a freak. My small group leaders, especially, have really made an effort to make me, and everyone else we have coming, feel included. They also reached out to an old high school friend, who was down on her luck, and going through hard times, and helped her buy food and necessities, and not only that, kept in touch with her while they were on vacation. That made a huge difference to both her and me.

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Nov 6, 2019 5