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

August 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)
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  • Worship Service 1
  • Worship Service 2
  • Student Ministry Gathering
  • Singles picnic at Joyner Park
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  • Mature Adult Ministry Gathering (205)
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  • Men's Breakfast (Bldg. 2, Rm 201)
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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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  • Entermission Night of Prayer
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  • Entermission International Bazaar & Auction
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  • Worship Service 1
  • Worship Service 2
  • Student Ministry Gathering
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Where Does My Help Come From

By Gloria Furman.  https://www.desiringgod.org/articles/where-does-my-help-come-from Read: Psalm 97 As I looked forward to settling into my new role as a mother, I was given a role that I didn’t anticipate — caregiver for my husband. A couple of years after we got married, Dave developed a debilitating nerve condition that afflicted both of his arms. My athletic, cheerful husband became disabled and discouraged. When our first child grew past about eight pounds, it broke Dave’s heart (and

Learning How to Talk to Yourself

By Ryan Griffith.  https://www.desiringgod.org/articles/psalm-103-learning-how-to-talk-to-yourself Read: Psalm 103 Do you talk to yourself? I don’t mean when you’re wrestling through your taxes or walking through your to-do list. But do you talk yourself, really? When you are fearful, do you command your soul to trust in the Lord?  When your affections are low, do you command your heart to bless the Lord? As Paul Tripp is fond of saying, “no one is more influential in your life than

“Is It Selfish For a Pastor To Post This??”

I found this article by Ed Welch (link below) insightful regarding expectations that we carry into church services. While we should expect God to do wonderful things in and through us by the preaching of His Word and the worship of His name, perhaps we sometimes have unbiblical or unrealistic expectations for church (or from our pastors) as well. Welch challenges us to attend church services prepared to engage God and others rather than passively awaiting some

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