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Young people following in the faith

September 12, 2024

Pastor Melissa in the Eno River with her son, baptizing him.

On Sunday, Sept. 8, we as a church family gathered at the Eno River to share in a meal, in fellowship, and in a very special time of worship and celebration as we welcomed two young people into our congregation through baptism. This is the third time we have traveled to Few’s Ford to witness […]

Young people following in the faith

Filed Under: Events, Service Tagged With: baptism, communion, Eno River State Park, fellowship

Apache Stronghold makes stop in Raleigh on way to Supreme Court

September 5, 2024

Woman and man washing the feet of those who are marching to Washington DC to petition the Supreme Court.

As part of our commitment to advocacy and accompaniment for our Native American kin through @coalitiontodismantle Raleigh Mennonite offered the ritual of footwashing, a sign of humility and honor, to @protectoakflat as they continue their journey to the Supreme Court. Read more in the articles below.Anabaptist World article: Mennonites join Apache Stronghold on prayer journey to Supreme CourtIndyBay article: […]

Apache Stronghold makes stop in Raleigh on way to Supreme Court

Filed Under: Events, Service Tagged With: Apache Stronghold, Coalition to Dismantle the Doctrine of Discovery, footwashing, Oak Flat, service

Creation Faithfulness Practices

June 6, 2023

Listing of those, with their images, who will be speaking during the summer creation series at Raleigh Mennonite.

As part of our summer of creation, we’re encouraging everyone at Raleigh Mennonite to pick up one (or more!) new practice(s) to try for the summer. You might want to try one practice for a few weeks to try it out. Or you might try one practice for a month at a time.  Whatever you […]

Creation Faithfulness Practices

Filed Under: Events, Service Tagged With: climate change, Creation, practices, summer

Last day at Building for Hope…at least for now

February 1, 2020

Congregational singing led by Rosene and David on Jan. 26, 2020

Sunday, January 26, marked our last day worshiping at 1116 N. Blount St. for at least six months. Here are a few photos from the last service and the move out process that took place afterward. We will be meeting for worship at Fletcher Academy at 300 Cedarview Ct. while the building is being renovated. […]

Last day at Building for Hope…at least for now

Filed Under: Events, Service, Worship Tagged With: hope, move, Worship

Brunch and Hymns – Summer Schedule

April 30, 2017

Starting June 4 we’ll start our summer schedule: no Sunday school and worship at 10 am. On the first Sunday of the summer months–June 4, July 2 and August 6–we’ll be at Pullen Park, at shelter #3, for a potluck brunch and hymn sing-a-long. This is a great time to invite friends and family to […]

Brunch and Hymns – Summer Schedule

Filed Under: Events, Service, Worship Tagged With: Brunch, First Sunday, Hymns, Potluck, Summer Schedule

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