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Camp Pullen 2026
July 13–17
Get ready for a fun-filled weekend at Camp Pullen, where we'll have bonfires, games, and plenty of outdoor adventures!
Who is My Neighbor? Racial Justice Leaders
May 19
5:30–8:00 p.m. | Finlator Hall
Join us and The Encouraging Place for a panel of racial justice leaders sharing their experiences, challenges, and joys
2026 Pullen Scholarships Applications Due June 15
Pullen college and graduate school students can apply for annual scholarships of at least $500 to help defray educational expenses
Pullen Resettlement Mission Group Meeting
May 3
12:15 pm – 12:45 pm in the Parlor
Pullen has a request to help a family of five resettle into our area. If you are interested in learning more about the needs of this family and how you can offer support, please join us
Pullen Friends of Democracy Voter Registration Repair Event with Wake County Indivisible
May 10, 2026
9:00–10:50 am | Finlator Hall
Want to help protect the right to vote? Join Pullen Friends of Democracy and Wake County Indivisible for a non-partisan voter registration repair event
Cuba Donations Collection
Please drop your donations at the front or back door any Sunday or Wednesday evening now through May 10.
Pullen Builds with Habitat
Five Pullenites joined a Habitat for Humanity build, helping construct townhomes for affordable housing.
A Christian Witness Against the Iran War
April 9
6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Pullen Memorial Church (gathering location; event includes a public walk)
Participants from area churches will gather to give a witness to a faith that promotes peace and reconciliation against the violent rhetoric justifying the war in Iran as a “holy war.”
Pullen Outdoor Weekend
May 22–25 | 2PM
Morrow Mountain State Park
Spend time together in community with hiking, fishing, meals, and camping, with help available for equipment and meal prep.
Resonance Worship 2026: An Experience in Story and Song
April 26
11:00 AM–12:00 PM | Pullen Sanctuary
Join a musical service of worship led by Mary Louise Bringle with the Resonance Choir, orchestra members, and guest musicians.
Joys and Concerns in March
Pullen is a loving, compassionate community that cares for and shares with one another — in sickness and in health, in good times and in troubled times.
Holy Week at Pullen
Pullen Campus
Get all the details about our upcoming events surrounding Easter.
Triangle Interfaith Alliance Annual Meeting
May 14
6 pm–8:30 pm
Finlator Hall
Annual meeting with a catered sit-down dinner and program.
Serve with Pullen Partner AMOS Health and Hope in Nicaragua
August 14–23
Nejapa, Nicaragua
AMOS Health and Hope, our partners serving communities across Nicaragua, are inviting 12 individual travelers to join a team for a unique service experience. The trip dates are August 14–23, and the deadline to apply is 3/31.
2026 Seed Grants Applications open
April 15 - April 30
Applications for 2026 Seed Grants supporting social justice initiatives and community projects.
Historical Oberlin Village Guided Walking Tour
Fourteen Pullenites recently enjoyed a walking tour of Historic Oberlin Village on a beautiful Saturday morning.
15-Year Work Anniversary for Sylvanda Judd
We joyfully celebrate Sylvanda Judd for 15 years of outstanding service as Pullen’s custodian and thank him for his dedication to the life of Pullen.
Information Session on Visiting Alabama Civil Rights Sites
April 9
7:30 pm
Zoom
Join the Anti-Racist Committee for a short session about a possible pilgrimage to civil rights museums and historic sites in Alabama.

