The Southeast Raleigh Table is the newest campus of Edenton Street United Methodist Church. It embodies the spirit and energy of the neighborhoods located within east downtown and southeast Raleigh.
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The story of the rescue of the child, Moses, is a reminder of our biblical obligation to care for children – even in the face of danger. Our hope is for all children to be well. This Sunday morning, join Rev. Lisa Yebuah as she ministers the sermon, “Until The Children Are Well,” coming from Exodus 2:1-10 (NIV). The last ...
What does it mean, and even better look like, when we hold every child as precious in the eyes of Almighty God? God, who sent His Son Jesus Christ as a child to save humankind, holds and protects the children of the world regardless of how society may or may not hold them as precious. This Sunday morning, Rev. Lisa ...
As we remain open to encounter God in new ways in new seasons, may this encounter compel us to reconsider the scripts we rehearse about who we are and where we are. Join SER\T’s new Pastor of Community Life and Engagement Rev. Racquel Gill as she ministers today’s message, “What Are You Doing Here?” Coming from 1 Kings 19:9-14 (NRSV).
We need to relish that God invites us to claim jubilee in our lives and to trust that what might be familiar to us – especially patterns that are not life-giving – are not our only option. In Christ, there is life! Join Rev. Lisa Yebuah as she ministers today’s message, “Rest to Reset to Life,” coming from Isaiah 55:1-5. ...
Nothing can separate us from the love of God. If our very breath can offer praise to God, then perhaps our sighs, our groans, and our moans can be a Divine sign that the Spirit is at work with us. How does that impact our walk with the Lord from day-to-day? Join SER\T’s new Pastor of Community Life and Engagement ...
In Psalm 139, the psalmist provides poetic words about the nature of God’s presence and reminds us of humankind’s response to such love. How might our praise – even if it is simply our breath – offer back to God gratitude for all God has provided us? Join Rev. Lisa Yebuah as she ministers today’s message, “While I Have Breath,” ...
Join Rev. Raquel Gill, the new Pastor of Community Life and Engagement at the Southeast Raleigh Table UMC, for this post-sermon meditation that reflects on practicing the practice of knowing that we are fearfully and wonderfully made by God.
Join Rev. Raquel Gill, the new Pastor of Community Life and Engagement at the Southeast Raleigh Table UMC, for this post-sermon meditation that reflects on practicing the practice of rest.
So much of how we understand rest in our culture is tied to what we earn and how we hustle, instead of seeing it as a gift that Christ invites us into. Rest is an an antidote to a way of being that robs us of experiencing the fullness of life. Join Rev. Lisa Yebuah as she ministers today’s message, ...
For a community that had only known impositions, Jesus offers an invitation to learn a new way of carrying the burdens of life. Join Rev. Racquel Gill as she ministers today’s message, “Yoke Lessons,” coming from Matthew 11:28-30 (NRSV & The Message).
God’s liberating power is often unleashed through ordinary people who trust in what God is able to do. As we close out this month of June 2026, Shiphrah and Puah remind us of the holiness in being agents of God’s goodness in the world. Resistance is a love language and it reflects Jesus’ commitment to the things that bend toward ...
