Multiple organizations. One address.
Each one has its own board, its own funding, and its own work. They are not programs of the church or of each other. What they share is a building on New Hope Road and a reason for being in it.
Worship
Ekklesia
A congregation built on the belief that all are welcome at God's table — sharing the campus rather than presiding over it.
Youth & families
Loaves and Fishes
After-school programming for preK–12 youth, serving Raleigh since 1982. About 60 children a year, in the Education Building.
Anti-trafficking
The Bridge International
Outreach, direct services, and comprehensive case management for people who have experienced trafficking.
Food, clothing & jobs
Extended Hands
Food, clothing, life skills, and job readiness — for families, youth, veterans, and people involved with the justice system.
Youth & mentorship
Own Your Dream
Mentorship, creative and academic programs, and Talk Solutions — open to anyone 16 and up in Wake County.
Housing
Advocacy to Alleviate Homelessness
Resources and education for people facing homelessness in Wake and nearby counties.
Bringing your organization here
The campus has room for work that fits — organizations rooted in this neighborhood, led by the people they serve, doing something the people on this road actually need. If that sounds like yours, the conversation starts with a visit rather than an application.
Write to Lesley Peace at lesley.peace@episdionc.org and say what your organization does and who it serves.