Local Ministries

Pullen’s Missions:

  • Round Table Fellowship

    Round Table offers people experiencing homelessness or housing insecurity to be the guest of Pullen on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons. On these days from 1-2 pm, we provide a hot meal and warm hospitality. Pullen supports this work through food donations, monetary gifts, and volunteer energy. This ministry provides the hundred or more guests that weekly walk through our doors with an attentive ear and kind words as we find meaningful ways to build community. Volunteers are always welcome.

    Round Table Guests' Requests

    Those who are not able to provide on-site support for our Round Table Fellowship ministry often ask how they can participate in our outreach to those experiencing homelessness and food insecurity. One way is to pray for Round Table's guests and our volunteers. Specific prayer requests are shared aloud during worship and in the monthly newsletter. Another way is to donate the resources that our guests need most. To that end, we are sharing a list of needs below. If you would like to donate these items, please put them in the blue cart by the church office or leave them with Rev. Ian.

    Toilet paper

    Toiletries (toothbrushes, toothpaste, soap, shampoo, lotion, deodorant)

    D batteries

    Menstrual products (tampons, pads, etc.)

    Adult diapers (large and XL women's)

    -Ian McPherson, Minister of Social Justice and Students

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  • Earth Ministry

    This group seeks to explore, understand and honor the interconnectedness of God’s varied creation. Combined with the Care of Creation Sunday school class, it serves as a place of support and inspiration for those who feel called to integrate their spiritual life with a lifestyle that is less consumptive, more ecologically sustainable and more in harmony with all of life.

    Learn more about our work on the Earth Ministry web page

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  • Pullen Mission Women

    Reaching out to each other and the world is the focus of Pullen Mission Women. In monthly Circles women meet for fellowship, support, devotions, and informative, inspirational programs. The Circles respond to local and international needs through financial assistance, in-kind gifts, and direct assistance. PMW also joins with other women through Church Women United programs.

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  • Resettlement and Sanctuary

    Resettlement and Sanctuary provides sanctuary for immigrants in danger of deportation. There are opportunities for volunteers who would like to contribute time and resources towards this important work.

    Would you like to make a donation to assist a Burmese refugee family?

    Click here to go to our donation page!

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Pullen’s 3 Local Partners

Introducing Pullen’s Three Mission Partnerships!

Many have asked, “What can we do? How can we make a difference?” Now, we have an answer! After years of reflection, our Missions & Outreach Council has identified three nonprofit partnerships to prioritize over the next five years. These organizations are local, anti-racist, and provide opportunities for all ages to engage in meaningful action.

ONE Wake – Organize for affordable housing, homelessness support, and wealth equity in Wake County.
Partners for Environmental Justice – Fight environmental racism, protect air & water quality, and restore Southeast Raleigh’s ecosystem.
Raleigh United Mutual Aid Hub (RUMAH) – Build networks of mutual aid, support queer and trans communities, and provide disaster relief.

Want to get involved? Join us in making a real impact!

  • One Wake

    ONE Wake is a non-partisan, multi-ethnic, multi-issue group of religious congregations, associations, and other non-profits in the Wake County area with aggregate membership totaling in excess of 50,000 households.

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  • Raleigh United Mutual Aid Hub (or RUMAH)

    RUMAH, short for the Raleigh United Mutual Aid Hub, is a collaborative community and social center in Raleigh, North Carolina, with 501(c)(3) status. We foster collaboration between residents, communities, and mutual aid resources in and around Raleigh, and are funded almost entirely by donations from community members who share our vision.

    We envision a stronger community with accessible spaces where people across all backgrounds and affinities feel a sense of belonging. We aim to build solidarity through shared knowledge, experiences, and ideals. We hope to create space for the sharing of resources by hosting workshops, skill-shares, and community-sourced programming. Through these initiatives and community collaboration, we will unify in action by serving the community in ways we want, need, and deserve to be served.

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  • Partners For Environmental Justice

    At Partners for Environmental Justice (PEJ), we believe every community deserves access to clean, thriving natural spaces. By restoring urban wetlands like Walnut Creek, we address environmental inequities and foster connections between people and nature. Our mission is clear: to empower communities, protect ecosystems, and create lasting change.

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For more information or to volunteer with any of these ministries please contact imcpherson@pullen.org