Shiloh Orthodox Presbyterian Church
Raleigh
NC

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A congregation of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church in the heart of Raleigh, NC.

We would love to have you join us for any part of our Sunday worship.

Our aim is for Shiloh to be a place of warmth and welcome to all. If you’ve got questions, you’ll find a safe place to ask them. If you’re brand new to Christianity, we hope you learn and grow with us. If you’re convinced, we hope you’ll join us in serving Jesus together.

Simply put, we believe the gospel of Jesus Christ is the most amazing thing in the world. We’re excited about it and we want others to know the same joy, peace, and love we have found in Christ.

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Matthew Holst

Priest

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Matthew Holst was installed as senior pastor of Shiloh in June 2016. Prior to that, he served as pastor of Geneva Orthodox Presbyterian Church in Marietta, Georgia from 2010 to 2016 and ministered in Cambridge Presbyterian Church (UK) for one year. A native of Wales, Matt is a 2008 graduate of Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary. His wife, Stacy, is a native of Greenville SC and together they have four children.

Sunday worship: 10:25 AM and 5:25 PM

Provisional socially-distanced service: 8:25 AM

Service Times last updated on the 31st of January, 2021

Shiloh Presbyterian Church began meeting in Cary, North Carolina in June 2010 as a mission work of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church (OPC). From the outset, the vision was well-defined: faithful, clear, God-centered preaching in the context of Reformed worship for the building up of the saints and the conversion of the lost.

Shiloh initially enjoyed many months of regularly rotating preachers. Many men gave innumerable hours of labor to the fledgling congregation. Most of those who worked so hard (both in and out of the pulpit) had affiliations with Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary in Greenville, SC.

In May of 2012, Gabriel Fluhrer, a graduate of Greenville Seminary, was installed as the organizing pastor of Shiloh and in February 2013, Shiloh Presbyterian Church moved from being a mission work to an organized congregation in the OPC. At that time, Pastor Fluhrer was installed as her pastor along with the installation of three ruling elders and three deacons.

In April 2014, Shiloh called Reverend Irfon Hughes, previously retired from the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA), to serve as associate pastor.

That same month, we began meeting at our current location on E. Whitaker Mill Road, in the Five Points district of Raleigh. After meeting for almost four years at an elementary school in Cary, the Lord blessed us with the ability to purchase a permanent location a mile north of downtown. Our desire is for the ministry out of this building to be a beacon of hope to the lost, comfort to the weary, and encouragement to those on the journey. In sum, Shiloh seeks to make Jesus more beautiful and believable to the unconvinced and convinced in Raleigh and beyond!

In August 2015, Pastor Fluhrer resigned to accept another ministerial call. In May 2016, Reverend Matthew Holst, formerly of Geneva OPC in Woodstock, GA, was installed as senior pastor of Shiloh. In May 2017, Pastor Irfon Hughes retired as a pastor of Shiloh. In February, Pastor Dave Okken was installed as minister of Shiloh to serve alongside Pastor Holst.