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Pullen Memorial Baptist Church is a 700-member <ref> http://www.pullen.org/page/faqs </ref> Baptist church located at 1801 Hillsborough Street in Raleigh, North Carolina. Pullen was established in May 1884 as a mission of First Baptist Church of Raleigh and later organized as "Fayetteville Street Baptist Church" on December 28, 1884. After the death of its lay leader John T. Pullen in the spring of 1913, the congregation voted to rename themselves "Pullen Memorial Baptist Church"<ref> http://www.pullen.org/page/history </ref> Pullen has a reputation of a church with a progressive leadership and congregation <ref>http://www.indyweek.com/indyweek/best-of-the-triangle-2006-morning/Content?oid=1197837</ref> | Pullen Memorial Baptist Church is a 700-member <ref> http://www.pullen.org/page/faqs </ref> Baptist church located at 1801 Hillsborough Street in Raleigh, North Carolina. Pullen was established in May 1884 as a mission of First Baptist Church of Raleigh and later organized as "Fayetteville Street Baptist Church" on December 28, 1884. After the death of its lay leader John T. Pullen in the spring of 1913, the congregation voted to rename themselves "Pullen Memorial Baptist Church"<ref> http://www.pullen.org/page/history </ref> Pullen has a reputation of a church with a progressive leadership and congregation <ref>http://www.indyweek.com/indyweek/best-of-the-triangle-2006-morning/Content?oid=1197837</ref> | ||
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Pullen Memorial Baptist Church is a 700-member [1] Baptist church located at 1801 Hillsborough Street in Raleigh, North Carolina. Pullen was established in May 1884 as a mission of First Baptist Church of Raleigh and later organized as "Fayetteville Street Baptist Church" on December 28, 1884. After the death of its lay leader John T. Pullen in the spring of 1913, the congregation voted to rename themselves "Pullen Memorial Baptist Church"[2] Pullen has a reputation of a church with a progressive leadership and congregation [3]
