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Raleigh, North Carolina

PCA churches in Raleigh

Presbyterian Church in America congregations in Raleigh belong to Eastern Carolina Presbytery, the regional body of elders that oversees PCA churches across this part of the state. They share a city, and in some cases a street, with PCUSA churches that belong to a different denomination entirely, so the name on the sign is worth reading closely.

Congregations listed
5
Publish a Sunday worship time
4
Checked by a person or the church itself
3
Link to their own website
4
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Jul 22, 2026
Hand-tinted postcard of Raleigh seen from the air, with the downtown grid and the State Capitol among the trees.
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When PCA churches in Raleigh meet.

Sunday worship start times, counted from what each congregation publishes.

4 of the 5 PCA congregations listed in Raleigh publish a Sunday worship time. More services start between 10:30 am and 11:00 am than in any other half hour. The earliest starts at 8:15 am and the latest morning service at 11:00 am.

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Living Hope Presbyterian Church (Pittsboro)

PCA

6607 Pathfinder Way, Raleigh, NC 27616

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Confirmed from the denomination's own directory · checked Jul 22, 2026 · source

Reconciliation Church

PCA

1201 Boyer St., Raleigh, NC 27610

  • SUN1st-3rd Sunday: 9:00 am - Worship
  • SUN4th Sunday: 11:00 am - Joint Worship with Wesleyan First Church of Deliverance
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Confirmed from the denomination's own directory · checked Jul 22, 2026 · source

PCA or PCUSA, in Raleigh

The two are separate denominations with separate regional bodies here: PCA churches answer to Eastern Carolina Presbytery, and PCUSA churches to the Presbytery of New Hope, whose office is in Raleigh. The PCA is the more conservative of the two, ordaining only men as pastors and elders and holding to a stricter reading of the Westminster Confession. Both are Reformed, both baptize infants, and both are governed by elders rather than by a bishop.

What to expect at a PCA church

  • A structured Sunday service, usually 70 to 80 minutes, following a printed order of worship.
  • A mix of traditional hymns and modern hymnody; some congregations use a full band, others a piano only.
  • An expository sermon of 35 to 45 minutes working through a book of the Bible.
  • Corporate confession of sin, a reading of assurance, and often a recited creed or catechism question.

Read the full PCA guide: beliefs, worship, and common questions →

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