Hosts and ushers have responsibilities greeting and assisting visitors during in person worship services.

Organizes and prepares food for various church functions.

Creates artistic tapestries and banners for the Sanctuary building.

A praise band plays contemporary Christian music at the contemporary service, The Altar.  Contact: Will Haas

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Music at the traditional service features hymns sung by a choir accompanied by piano.  Contact: Shannon Hall

Prepares the weekly Wednesday night dinner.  Wednesday night suppers are currently suspended due to the covid-19 pandemic.  Contact: Dawn Berry

Creates ornaments that reveal Christian symbols during the Christmas season.

Assists with audio, projector, and livestreaming for Sunday morning services.  Contact: Will Haas

Creates and displays floral arrangements to decorate the church.

M&M Days are biannual church work days in April and September that involve cleaning and repairing the church facilities as well as undergoing projects to assist church members.  Contact: Missions Deacons

Freedom House

The Mount Carmel Freedom House exists to house refugees on a semi-permanent basis as they transition into a new life in America.

Click HERE to visit the Freedom House webpage.

Contact: Jen Jamerson

AHOP Christian Leadership Academy

Mount Carmel is blessed to host a local homeschool group whose goal is to provide a nurturing Christian environment in which students gain an education, prepare for college, and excel in athletics.

Food for the Summer

Mount Carmel supports this program that delivers free and reduced lunches to Chapel Hill/Carrboro school children for the summer. 

Contact: Virginia Taylor

Nancy Williams Hundley Group

This group meets on the second Monday of each month 2:00pm - 4:00pm.  The group supports a different mission every month, including providing supplies for the Baptist Children’s Home, providing diapers for the Pittsboro Women’s Shelter, serving monthly dinners at the Ronald McDonald House in Chapel Hill, serving refreshments during the annual Yokefellows meeting at the Orange/Alamance prison, and hosting Mount Carmel’s Prayer Breakfast in December.  In the summer, the group supports CORA Food Pantry’s summer snack program. 

Contact: Grace Harris

Busy Needles

This group meets Thursdays at 10:30am to create blankets and clothing for those in need in our community.  This group is open to anyone, at any skill level. 

Contact: Dorothy Rand

Holiday Toy Drives

Toys are collected for local children every holiday season.

Shepherd's Table

The church prepares and delivers meals to the surrounding community every Christmas Eve. 

Contact: Deb Berry

Grief Oasis

Mount Carmel hosts a grief support group that meets every Tuesday 6:00pm - 8:00pm.  All are welcome. 

Click HERE to visit the Grief Oasis website. 

Contact: Grace Underwood or Kathy Mullaney

Community Garden at Mount Carmel

Mount Carmel's garden distributes produce to various local food security programs, including TABLE in Carrboro.  All are welcome to volunteer in the garden on the second and fourth Saturdays of every month, between 9:00am - 12:00pm.

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Visit the garden's Facebook page HERE. 

Contact: Mary Paulsgrove

Prison Ministry

The Orange Prison in Hillsborough houses about 180 inmates.  We have worked with the inmates for the last twenty-five years, making a modest financial contribution to support the Chaplain.  In addition, we visit with the inmates every Tuesday night, donate hygiene items (soap, toothpaste, shampoo), collect clothing for the men when they work outside the prison, and conduct a religious service with them twice a year.  During the holiday season we buy toys for the prisoners' children, sell pecans to support the Chaplain, and help with a Christmas Party for the inmates.  We also try to assist with housing and employment when the inmates are released. 

Contact: Dick Richardson

College Care Packages

In November the church sends care packages to college students and members of the military for encouragement.

Caregiver Oasis

A group of care givers for adult loved ones who meet monthly for fellowship and support. 

Contact Dorothy Rand

Murdoch Day

The annual Murdoch Day at Mount Carmel in May is a day of festivities shared with developmentally disabled adults from the Murdoch Developmental Center in Butner. 

Contact: Jean Atwater

American Red Cross

The church building is certified for use as a shelter in the event of a disaster.  We also have a good standing relationship with the Red Cross and host several blood drives a year.

Preschool of the warm heart

Mount Carmel is blessed to host a thriving preschool open to our community.  The preschool is a loving and safe Christian environment where children flourish. 

Click HERE to visit the preschool's website.

Inter-Faith Council for Social Services

IFC – Mount Carmel regularly donates food to IFC’s Food Pantry.  Contact: Missions Deacons

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CROP Hunger Walk – An annual walk in the Spring that raises funds for Church World Service and IFC.  Contact: Kimberly Steiner

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Project 5,000 – An annual project in April that collects food for IFC’s Food Pantry.  Contact: Kimberly Steiner

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Back to School Collection - A collection for HomeStart families every August.  Contact: Deb Berry

Women on Mission

This group meets on the first Monday of each month at 10:30am.  They schedule monthly projects serving various charitable organizations and programs in our community.  Some of the projects include providing meals and collecting supplies for the SECU Community House and the Ronald McDonald House as well as CORA Food Pantry.  They also provide gifts and supplies to HomeStart families.  Every June they host the NC Men’s Dental Bus at Mount Carmel.  In December, the group participates in the Women’s Missionary Prayer Breakfast.  The group has voluntary $5 monthly dues that are put towards providing financial support for select missionaries, the Global Mission Offering, Women’s Missionary Union of NC, and the Baptist Children’s Home. 

Contact: Manna Traas-Chapin

Shut In Baskets

Every holiday season, a basket is made and delivered to shut-ins in our community.

The Country Breakfast

The church prepares an annual breakfast in February open to the community along with a bake sale.

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Contact: Patsy Williams

BBQs

The church hosts BBQs open to the community every year in March and November. 

Contact: Dawn Berry