The Table Schedule
Wednesdays at 5:30 pm in Finlator Hall
During this midweek gathering, we connect as a community over a meal — sharing the joys and concerns of our lives, having fun, and engaging in lively conversation. We begin with dinner from 5:30–6:15 pm. Then, we share celebrations, prayers, and community announcements before beginning the topic or activity for the evening. Dinner is $10 for adults and youth (grades 6–12), $5 for children (grades K–5), and free for preschoolers. Pullen children’s and youth activities are also offered during this time.
Take a look at our programs for April, and make plans to join us!
April 2 — Taizé Prayer Service
Taizé is a contemplative service from the Taizé community in France. It features short songs which are sung repetitively, so that the simple messages of faith may penetrate our hearts. A meditative prayer service is just what the soul needs to sustain it on the Lenten journey. The service will be held in the Chapel at 6:30 pm.
April 9 — A Few Good Women
We will hear from our church administrator, Vicky Bass, and Pullen member, Kristy Bastone, about their time serving in the military. They will reflect on their service generally, and particularly what it was like to serve as women in a male-dominated culture.
April 16 — No program. Join us instead for Maundy Thursday service at 6:30 pm in the Chapel.
April 23 — Renewing Lives and Restoring Hope
Urban Ministries has been serving Wake County for years by meeting the most critical and basic needs of its residents. We’ll be joined by David Disher, Director of Hunger and Nutrition, to learn more about the needs in Wake County and how Urban Ministries is working to address them.
April 30 — Wandering and Walking
The Bowen-Nance family of four recounts their year of travel in 2024, which included 15 countries, 97 different accommodations, 25 flights, 2 overnight trains, and one mail truck. They’re bound to have great stories and insights from their whirlwind trip around the world!
May 7 — Raleigh Mayor Janet Cowell
Mayor Janet Cowell shares a vision for Raleigh and her unique approach to leading one of the nation’s fastest growing cities. Join us for this wonderful opportunity to hear from the new mayor and share our hopes and dreams for the city.
-Chalice Overy, Associate Pastor
Also Happening on Wednesday Nights
Pullen Kids’ Quest
Pullen Kids Quest: Wednesdays at 6:00 pm in Room 122
Who's ready to stat a new adventure? Kids from Preschool-Fifth Grade are invited to join us for Pullen Kids' Quest! After Community Dinner in Finlator Hall, Preschoolers will have childcare and K-5 will have a rotation of Active Play, and a planned "Quest" involving Story Time, Craft Time, Game Time, and fun Experiments. See you there!
Contact: Tommy Cook
Wednesday Night Men's Group: Wednesdays at 6:30 pm at Pullen in 203
Join the Wednesday Night Men’s Group for a thoughtful discussion on the book Life Worth Living: A Guide to What Matters Most. Whether you've read the book or not, you're welcome to participate—our conversations often touch on topics that everyone can relate to from their own life experiences. This group is open to all who identify as masculine. We look forward to seeing you there!
Contact: Kevin Neiley or Andrew Kasper
Resonance Choir: Wednesday Rehearsals, March 12-April 30 from 7:30-8:30 pm in the Chapel
All youth and adults are invited to register for this choir that prepares to offer a service of music on Sunday, May 4, 2025. The Resonance Choir will lead an experience celebrating a specific area of Pullen’s diverse life and ministries.
Contact: Larry Schutz
Youth Group: Wednesdays at 6:30 pm in Room 130-H starting
On Wednesday nights from 6:30-8:00 pm, students are invited to gather to explore our faith in the context of our everyday lives and what’s happening in the world around us. Check calendar for dates. Students are also invited to join for dinner in Finlator Hall before Youth Group at 5:30 pm.
Contact: Ian McPherson or Chalice Overy