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You are welcome. You are wanted.

Love without limits

SUNDAYS at 8:00 | 9:00 | 11:00

228 W. Edenton Street - Downtown Raleigh

We want you to know you are welcome and wanted here by a God who knows you by name and loves you without limits. 

When you are full of questions or full of faith; When you know your purpose or are searching for it; When you are lonely and hurting or feel seen and valued; When you are ready to serve or to be cared for;  No matter who you are, where you’re from, or who you love

We are more like the people God is calling us to be with you here.

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Our Mission

After months of conversations, our leadership has unveiled ESUMC’s ministry vision for the next 10 years.

Traditional Service

Sundays at 8:00 & 11:00am

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Contemporary Service

Sundays at 9:00 am

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This Lenten season, experience a place where all are truly welcomed to explore faith, build meaningful relationships, and share in God's transforming work. We believe hope is found in walking this journey together. Your story matters here. You are loved. You are wanted. Come let us Walk with Hope together.

Edenton Street United Methodist Church in Downtown Raleigh

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Take a Listen …

Want to preview the Scriptures that will be preached on each week? Listen to a previous sermon while you drive or are working out? Check out our First Read Podcast Channel where you can find both!

good neighbors Podcast…

Check out our Edenton Street Podcast Channel where you will find our “Good Neighbors Episodes.” Tune in for Episode 11 to hear a conversation with King's Ridge Director Erin Yates, and Katie Koon and Fraley Marshall, as they share the incredible story of how the reading of a scripture led to a small yes, which led to friendships and conversations, and ultimately led to King’s Ridge, a $26 million project to provide permanent, supportive housing for our neighbors experiencing homelessness. ⁠

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