Our Heritage & Faith
A historic Presbyterian congregation, faithfully serving God and our neighbors in West End, North Carolina.
The History of Culdee
In the spring of 1886, fifty-six men and women presented a petition to the Fayetteville Presbytery requesting to organize a church in what was then known as the Black's Mill section of Moore County.
On September 15, 1886, the church was officially organized with twenty-nine charter members, and the name "Culdee" was chosen. The name came from an ancient monastic order with settlements in Ireland and Scotland; the brothers were noted for their care of the sick and poor, and their love for the musical part of worship.
Five different houses of worship have served the growing congregation. The present sanctuary was completed in 1962. Later, a manse was built in 1968, followed by a new education and fellowship hall in 1983–1984.
"Culdee Presbyterian Church will build caring relationships with our local and global community while proclaiming the Word of God and building up our faith community."
Faces of Culdee
A dedicated team serving our congregation and community with heart.
Interim Pastor
Nancy Gregory
Office Manager
Gail Meeks
Music Director
Celeste Marino
Youth Leader
Elder of the Month
Our Cemetery & Veterans Memorial
A special Veterans Memorial Monument stands in our cemetery, engraved with an American flag and the seal of each branch of the military, with an eagle soaring at the top to represent our nation.
Members of Culdee are very proud of their veterans. Each year on Memorial Day Sunday, the names of Culdee veterans who have passed are read in their honor and remembrance.
