Pope Chapel Fort Bragg

We invite you to join us for our monthly fellowship meal, catered by Qdoba, tonight at 5:15pm. Please feel free to bring a friend!

Is your spouse deployed? Are you looking for a Christ-centered community to help you stay rooted in God’s Word during this season?

Join Protestant Women of the Chapel at Fort Bragg for Bible study and a community group created with you in mind. 💛

We’ll continue meeting on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays each month (May–July) from 5:00pm to 6:30pm at All American Chapel—come enjoy a potluck-style meal, meaningful fellowship with other deployed spouses, time in God’s Word, and the encouragement of a supportive community.

Free, volunteer-run childcare will be available (based on volunteer availability).

You don’t have to do this season alone—we’d love to walk alongside you.

Join us tomorrow at 9AM for a Resurrection Sunday Service! Catered QDoba will follow the main service in the Fellowship Hall. All are welcome. Happy Easter, Pope Chapel Family!

🌿 Celebrate Palm Sunday at Pope Chapel! 🌿

Join us this Sunday at 9AM as we reflect on Jesus’ triumphant entry into Jerusalem, as told in Mark 11:1-11.

Experience the joy, hope, and humility of this moment and prepare your heart for the journey toward Easter.

All are welcome—come worship the King of Kings, hear the Word, and celebrate with us!

Fellowship time will follow directly after the main service.

Join us tomorrow morning at 9 AM as we continue our journey to the cross!

Light refreshments and fellowship will follow.

Have you been considering Believer’s Baptism?

Baptism is a public declaration of faith in Jesus Christ — an outward expression of the inward transformation that comes through salvation. If the Lord has been stirring your heart about taking this step of obedience, we would love to walk alongside you.

If you are interested in participating in the next baptism at Pope Chapel, please contact one of our chaplains. They will be glad to help you navigate the process, answer questions, and prepare you for this important step in your faith.

Don’t ignore that nudge from the Lord. Reach out today.

This Sunday at Pope Chapel, we’ll be looking at the powerful encounter in Mark 10:17–27 — the story of the rich young ruler.

It’s a passage that confronts one of the deepest assumptions people have about salvation: that being good, moral, or religious is enough.

Jesus lovingly exposes the truth — that no amount of wealth, effort, or personal goodness can save us. The disciples are left asking the same question many of us ask: “Then who can be saved?”

Salvation isn’t something we achieve on our own — it’s something only God can accomplish.

Join us at Pope Chapel as we walk through this important passage and reflect on the freeing truth that what is impossible for us is possible with God.

We’d love to have you there!