The church building remains closed,
but you can join us for worship  
Sunday morning at 11:00 am  
Join  at 10:50 am to  hear music provided by the Raleigh Moravian Band.
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Raleigh Moravian's community and ministries:
Alive
and
Thriving!
while keeping everyone's safety foremost.

An  order of service is available here .
Register your attendance , submit a prayer request , or leave a comment   here.
Join friends for the Zoom Fellowship Time following worship.  
Following the sharing of prayer requests, people choose either Essential Conversations or  Fellowship
Permission  to stream the music in this service obtained from ONE LICENSE with license A-735516.     ​All rights reserved.

After Worship: Fellowship Time and “Essential Conversations”   
The link is sent out every Saturday morning  in an email.
Don't receive the email? Contact the   office  to be added to the list.

This Sunday's Essential Conversation will engage us with questions and ideas shared this past week in a webinar about what it might mean to act as a Christian in the context of the election season. What are and what should be the relationships between religion and politics? Is "talking Jesus" necessarily different from or necessarily similar to "talking politics"? What role do and should religious purposes play in our political lives and political purposes play in our religious lives? When it comes right down to it, what differences are there, if any, between our lives as members of a nation and members of a religious community?
Please come into Zoom after the live stream for Fellowship Time, announcements, prayer concerns, and this timely, trans-partisan discussion.


A "virtual choir" rendition of
"God  Be In My Head"
Choir director Jim White
Audio  recording produced by Marshall White
Video created by Barbara Styers

Provincial Elders' Conference Moravian Church,  ​Southern Province
Statement on Racial Justice

Because we hold that all people are God’s creatures (Genesis 1:27) and that he has made of one blood all nations (Acts 17:26), we oppose any discrimination based on color, race, creed, or land of origin and declare that we should treat everyone with love and respect.
                                                                                                                                                - Moravian Covenant for Christian Living 1727, Revised 2001

​The recent deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Arbery are a tragic indication that naming and dismantling racism in our society remains an urgent need. These are but the most recent and widely publicized instances in a seemingly endless series of acts of violence perpetrated upon brothers and sisters of color and diverse origin. We recognize that the evil of slavery created a bitter legacy for our country that persists in our society’s systems. This legacy has regrettably been part of our own church history, for which we have apologized. We deplore all acts of violence, and we urge all people to embrace liberty and justice for all. We call for confession, repentance and reconciling work among ourselves and in our witness to the community. We implore elected officials and law enforcement officers to stand for liberty and justice for all; to uphold the right to peaceful assembly and protest; and to pursue the systemic changes needed in our society to ensure just and fair treatment of all people.

 Giving  in Challenging Times...

"God is able to provide you with every blessing in abundance, so that by always having enough of everything, you may share abundantly in every good work"  (2 Corinthians 9:8).
Raleigh Moravian's staff and members continue to serve and minister to needs in our community in these challenging times. Although we are not worshipping together or meeting face-to-face, our church's bills and financial commitments continue as well. If you are able, mail your financial gifts to the church (1816 Ridge Road, 27607) or set up online giving through your financial institution. You can also give online by clicking on the Donate button below.

Office Hours

The church office is closed. 
Email general questions to  office@raleighmoravian.org.  ​ Mail and phone messages are checked weekly.
Pastoral questions and concerns can be emailed directly to staff.