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

March 2026

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
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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
  • Baptism Sunday
  • 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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  • Men's Breakfast (Bldg. 2, Rm 201)
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  • Worship Service 1
  • Worship Service 2
  • Student Ministry Gathering
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  • Spring Break Student Mission

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The Making of a Modern Pharisee

By Marshall Segal. https://www.desiringgod.org/articles/the-making-of-a-modern-pharisee Read:  Mark 7:1-23 [The Dwell App has a variety of voices and background music selections to aid you in listening to the scriptures (we have a 60 day free trial for NWers)! Click HERE to sign up.] We are all born legalists, but we are made into Pharisees. Spurgeon once preached, “Beloved, the legalist [in us] is a great deal older than the Christian. If I were a legalist today, I should be some

Christ the Warrior in Prayer

By R.C. Sproul.  https://www.ligonier.org/learn/devotionals/prayer-life-jesus/ Read:  Mark 6:45-56 [The Dwell App has a variety of voices and background music selections to aid you in listening to the scriptures (we have a 60 day free trial for NWers)! Click HERE to sign up.] We are accustomed to understanding the shepherding language in Scripture in warm, pastoral terms of comfort. Certainly, that is appropriate, since the Bible often uses shepherding imagery in such a way (for example, Ps. 23). However, the

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