Raleigh Mennonite Church

As a Christian community, called to peacemaking and reconciliation, we affirm that people of any race, ethnic identity, gender, who are gay or straight, of any ability, age, or economic status, are welcome to full participation in our congregation.

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Being the Beloved Community

As a Christian community, called to peacemaking and reconciliation, we affirm that people of any racial or ethnic identity, sexual orientation, gender identity, ability, age, or economic status are welcome to full participation in our congregation.
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As a Christian community, called to peacemaking and reconciliation, we affirm that people of any racial or ethnic identity, sexual orientation, gender identity, ability, age, or economic status are welcome to full participation in our congregation.

New Meeting Times!

Due to the snow and Omicron–SnOMICRON–we’ll worship via Zoom only today, Sunday, Jan. 23, 2022.

Beginning Sunday, Dec. 5, Sunday school will begin at 9:15 a.m. and worship in Shepherd’s Hall and via Zoom will begin at 10:15 a.m.

We ask everyone to wear a mask and to be considerate of others’ COVID-related boundaries. We are continuing to provide the service via Zoom for those who are not able to join us in person. Please contact us if you’d like to join via Zoom.

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Who is welcome?
All are welcome. Raleigh Mennonite is an affirming congregation.

What time is church?
Sunday school at 9:15. Main service at 10:15.

Where do you meet?
Here’s how to find us.

What should I wear?
Whatever makes you feel comfortable.

What is worship like?
Here’s some more information.

Recent Sermons

A Gift in my Father’s House – January 16, 2022 – Raleigh Mennonite Church

We are facing disagreements that are deep, so deep because they're conflicts about the most important questions facing us, the most significant questions of our faith. And some of us have come to learn that the people we love, who raised us in care and gentleness, are not only absent from the fight against dehumanization but may actually be participants. For Jesus, family is anyone who stays in the struggle, anyone who does the will of God, who continues to fight the dehumanizing forces of evil. The people who share your baptism, that's your family. Like Jesus, you will find them with their holy parent who is in God's house. What a gift!
  1. A Gift in my Father’s House – January 16, 2022
  2. Christ through the eyes of a child and the poor – Jan 2, 2022
  3. Common Things are Made Holy – Dec 26, 2021

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Recent News

congregation sitting in chairs facing Melissa who is preaching at the front of the hall.

First Sunday Back Indoors In Person!
Elizabeth in white dress wades into the river, with Melissa standing in the river holding her outstretched hand.

Baptism Service at the Eno River – Aug. 1, 2021

Brunch & Hymns – First Sundays this Summer
Three life-size depictions of Mary.

Mary: The Paper Doll Project