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.

No Sunday Services at Shepherds Hall on Oct. 22 and 29

Raleigh Mennonite is holding an all-church retreat at Camp Agape Oct. 20-22, with the Sunday worship service held at the camp.
There will be no service at our regular location.

On Sunday, Oct. 29, Raleigh Mennonite will hold a joint service with Church of the Good Shepherd.
The service will be in the CGS sanctuary at 10:15 a.m.

There will be no Zoom stream held either Sunday.
On Oct 29 we are excited to participate in a joint worship service with our ministry partner, Church of the Good Shepherd. All RMCers are invited to participate in the choir that week. Sheet music will be available and choir rehearsals happen each Wednesday evening at 7 pm in the CGS sanctuary. On Oct. 29 folks are welcome to join us in the sanctuary or follow the livestream of the joint service with CGS on their YouTube site.

Please contact us if you questions.

What’s Important to RMC?

Core Values

13 Values Topics the church has expressed as important to our congregational life and our purpose for being. These were developed as part of our Congregational Cultural Analysis. Some of these values are about who we are as believers and as a congregation, while some of them describe what we do. What we do grows out of who we are.
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Covenant

Raleigh Mennonite Church is a community of believers committed to following Jesus and working for the corporate renewal of the church so that as the Christian community we keep God’s life powerfully present among us and in the world. The foundation of our fellowship is Jesus Christ and His gospel of grace and peace.
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Ministries

Our church ministries grow out of an individual’s call from God that has been affirmed by others in the church. As a base for ministry, our church is always paying attention to the gifts and calling of people in our midst, and then releasing them for ministry. We are not afraid to try new things (and fail) or to stop those ministries that have served for a valuable season of our congregational life but whose priorities or goals have now changed. We value ministries that grow out of our congregational life, reflect our values, and serve the people around us.  Many in our congregation are committed to ministries within the broader community and passionately serve in those roles.
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