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  Ethnically diverse, super friendly! Pastor Marc Lombard is a really cool pastor, and super smart when it comes to the Bible!

  Added December 18, 2016 by Marc Lombard
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  The Raleigh Seventh-day Adventist church is warm and friendly and offers a nice variety of programs for all ages. The weekly Pathfinder club for children and teens is very active, educational, and fun. There are Bible-centered Sabbath schools programs for every age from 0-100. They offer correspondence, personal 1-hour, or free booklet Bible studies that are scripturally clear and connected. Other programs include monthly plant-based dinner/program (Simply Vegan, check it out on Face Book), Wednesday morning women's Bible study, weekly prayer meeting which includes study and prayer, discipleship training, women's ministry, prison ministries, and frequent guest lunches after the divine worship hour on Sabbaths (Saturday). I only gave it 4 stars because it would be better if you were there.

  Added November 16, 2016 by Leslie Caza