Love God
Love Neighbor

Who We Are

North Wake Church is a family of faith that exists to:

KNOW the love of God in Jesus Christ, 

GROW in love for one another,

and GO in love to reach our neighbors near and far.

Location and Service Times

1212 South Main St, Wake Forest, NC 27587

Sundays at 9:00AM and 10:45AM

Office Hours: 9:00AM–4:00PM M–Thur (Closed Friday)

Upcoming Events

February 2026

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  • Worship Service 1
  • Worship Service 2
  • Gathering for Prayer
  • Student Ministry Gathering
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  • Mature Adult Ministry Gathering (205)
  • Student Ministry Gathering
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  • Worship Service 1
  • Worship Service 2
  • Student Ministry Gathering
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  • Worship Service 1
  • Worship Service 2
  • Student Ministry Gathering
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  • Mature Adult Ministry Gathering (205)
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  • Worship Service 1
  • Worship Service 2
  • Student Ministry Gathering
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And God Saw That It Was Good …. Not Good?

Photo by Isaac Ordaz on Unsplash Read:  Genesis 2:18-24 My oldest son came home from college for Christmas break with a new reality TV show he wanted to introduce to us.  It is a survivalist show where 10 people get taken out into the barren wilderness of Canada and are left there with only 10 preselected items. Any weapons they take with them must be "primitive," meaning no guns or compound bows.  When the contestants

A Place In This World

Photo by Ben White on Unsplash Read: Gen. 2:4-17 We live in a world where everyone wants a place, but do we know what that really means? Sure, we can google a definition and read “a particular position or point in space”— not sure that is actually helpful. Also, the English language uses the word “place” in various circumstances: “Did you put that back in the right place?” “Save me a place in line.”

What Does Creation Say About Our Bodies?

Photo by Artem Kovalev on Unsplash When we think about the body, we—especially women—may be keenly aware of our body in some ways and completely neglect it in others. We may obsess over how our body looks, how we feel in it, how others feel about it, or what it can or can’t do.  Tish Harrison Warren says it well in her book Liturgy of the Ordinary: Christians are often accused of two wrong-headed

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