RMC Primary Calendar

[Currently these breakfasts are being held virtually via Zoom and starting at 6:30 rather than 6. If you are interested in joining, please let Stan North Martin or Al Reberg know and they'll share the Zoom link with you.]

Every Wednesday morning, a small group of RMC guys (usually 4-7) gets together at 6:00 AM. We have coffee, tea and OJ and maybe a bagel or something. (We take turns bringing something to eat for the group.) We start out reading some scripture. Then it is just free-for-all conversation. Sometimes we talk about RMC stuff, but not every week. Sometimes we get a bit personal, but not every week. Sometimes we problem solve and refer each other to important people like plumbers and auto mechanics. We seem to talk about computers quit a bit and money comes up in various ways. We get up from the table promptly at 7:30. Some come a bit after 6:00 and some leave a bit before 7:30. But mostly it is about 6:00 to 7:30.

You get the idea. No agenda. No program. Just a time to enjoy each other's company.
...and it reminds us that we are a part of a band of followers of Jesus Christ.

The Early Christians Bible Study has moved online. 
Get in touch with Hans Linnartz for the web conferencing information or let us know you're interested via the Contact Us form on our website. (Select the General Info from the drop down menu.)
Every Wednesday morning, a few “Early Christians” gather at 8 a.m. to break open the Bible and dig for gold together. We have recently studied Hebrews (a challenging one!), Colossians, parts of Isaiah, and studied the life of David in I & II Kings along with some his Psalms. As of this writing we’re studying the life and writings of the Apostle Peter. We laugh a lot and pray for one another – sometimes simultaneously! Behold how good it is for brothers and sisters to dwell together around the bread of life in oneness.
We welcome anyone interested in Bible study to join us.

We're on Zoom until further notice. Contact us via the weblink at https://www.raleighmennonite.org/contact-us/ if you would like to get the connection information. 

You can find us at:raleighmennonite.org
facebook.com/raleighmennonite
instagram.com/raleighmennonite

[Currently these breakfasts are being held virtually via Zoom and starting at 6:30 rather than 6. If you are interested in joining, please let Stan North Martin or Al Reberg know and they'll share the Zoom link with you.]

Every Wednesday morning, a small group of RMC guys (usually 4-7) gets together at 6:00 AM. We have coffee, tea and OJ and maybe a bagel or something. (We take turns bringing something to eat for the group.) We start out reading some scripture. Then it is just free-for-all conversation. Sometimes we talk about RMC stuff, but not every week. Sometimes we get a bit personal, but not every week. Sometimes we problem solve and refer each other to important people like plumbers and auto mechanics. We seem to talk about computers quit a bit and money comes up in various ways. We get up from the table promptly at 7:30. Some come a bit after 6:00 and some leave a bit before 7:30. But mostly it is about 6:00 to 7:30.

You get the idea. No agenda. No program. Just a time to enjoy each other's company.
...and it reminds us that we are a part of a band of followers of Jesus Christ.

The Early Christians Bible Study has moved online. 
Get in touch with Hans Linnartz for the web conferencing information or let us know you're interested via the Contact Us form on our website. (Select the General Info from the drop down menu.)
Every Wednesday morning, a few “Early Christians” gather at 8 a.m. to break open the Bible and dig for gold together. We have recently studied Hebrews (a challenging one!), Colossians, parts of Isaiah, and studied the life of David in I & II Kings along with some his Psalms. As of this writing we’re studying the life and writings of the Apostle Peter. We laugh a lot and pray for one another – sometimes simultaneously! Behold how good it is for brothers and sisters to dwell together around the bread of life in oneness.
We welcome anyone interested in Bible study to join us.

We're on Zoom until further notice. Contact us via the weblink at https://www.raleighmennonite.org/contact-us/ if you would like to get the connection information. 

You can find us at:raleighmennonite.org
facebook.com/raleighmennonite
instagram.com/raleighmennonite

[Currently these breakfasts are being held virtually via Zoom and starting at 6:30 rather than 6. If you are interested in joining, please let Stan North Martin or Al Reberg know and they'll share the Zoom link with you.]

Every Wednesday morning, a small group of RMC guys (usually 4-7) gets together at 6:00 AM. We have coffee, tea and OJ and maybe a bagel or something. (We take turns bringing something to eat for the group.) We start out reading some scripture. Then it is just free-for-all conversation. Sometimes we talk about RMC stuff, but not every week. Sometimes we get a bit personal, but not every week. Sometimes we problem solve and refer each other to important people like plumbers and auto mechanics. We seem to talk about computers quit a bit and money comes up in various ways. We get up from the table promptly at 7:30. Some come a bit after 6:00 and some leave a bit before 7:30. But mostly it is about 6:00 to 7:30.

You get the idea. No agenda. No program. Just a time to enjoy each other's company.
...and it reminds us that we are a part of a band of followers of Jesus Christ.

The Early Christians Bible Study has moved online. 
Get in touch with Hans Linnartz for the web conferencing information or let us know you're interested via the Contact Us form on our website. (Select the General Info from the drop down menu.)
Every Wednesday morning, a few “Early Christians” gather at 8 a.m. to break open the Bible and dig for gold together. We have recently studied Hebrews (a challenging one!), Colossians, parts of Isaiah, and studied the life of David in I & II Kings along with some his Psalms. As of this writing we’re studying the life and writings of the Apostle Peter. We laugh a lot and pray for one another – sometimes simultaneously! Behold how good it is for brothers and sisters to dwell together around the bread of life in oneness.
We welcome anyone interested in Bible study to join us.

We're on Zoom until further notice. Contact us via the weblink at https://www.raleighmennonite.org/contact-us/ if you would like to get the connection information. 

You can find us at:raleighmennonite.org
facebook.com/raleighmennonite
instagram.com/raleighmennonite

[Currently these breakfasts are being held virtually via Zoom and starting at 6:30 rather than 6. If you are interested in joining, please let Stan North Martin or Al Reberg know and they'll share the Zoom link with you.]

Every Wednesday morning, a small group of RMC guys (usually 4-7) gets together at 6:00 AM. We have coffee, tea and OJ and maybe a bagel or something. (We take turns bringing something to eat for the group.) We start out reading some scripture. Then it is just free-for-all conversation. Sometimes we talk about RMC stuff, but not every week. Sometimes we get a bit personal, but not every week. Sometimes we problem solve and refer each other to important people like plumbers and auto mechanics. We seem to talk about computers quit a bit and money comes up in various ways. We get up from the table promptly at 7:30. Some come a bit after 6:00 and some leave a bit before 7:30. But mostly it is about 6:00 to 7:30.

You get the idea. No agenda. No program. Just a time to enjoy each other's company.
...and it reminds us that we are a part of a band of followers of Jesus Christ.

The Early Christians Bible Study has moved online. 
Get in touch with Hans Linnartz for the web conferencing information or let us know you're interested via the Contact Us form on our website. (Select the General Info from the drop down menu.)
Every Wednesday morning, a few “Early Christians” gather at 8 a.m. to break open the Bible and dig for gold together. We have recently studied Hebrews (a challenging one!), Colossians, parts of Isaiah, and studied the life of David in I & II Kings along with some his Psalms. As of this writing we’re studying the life and writings of the Apostle Peter. We laugh a lot and pray for one another – sometimes simultaneously! Behold how good it is for brothers and sisters to dwell together around the bread of life in oneness.
We welcome anyone interested in Bible study to join us.