Best Episcopal Church Greensboro Near Me

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St Francis Episcopal Church is now accepting Donations by appointment only.


Your help needed! Please stop by or call the church office for more details.

At St. Francis Episcopal Church, we understand discipleship as a lifelong journey traveled in the context of a loving community.

Our education programs for children are designed to provide them with the foundations of the faith tradition and spiritual life.

The Day School has begun registration for the next school year.

If you have preschool-age children, please consider registering them with us!

If you know someone who needs a preschool, please recommend us.

Nurturing those who seek to follow Jesus. Responding to God's call to ministry in the world.

St. Francis Episcopal Church is a parish in the Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina in northwest Greensboro. We are a vibrant and growing community of faith, actively engaged in the city and in Guilford County.

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The Church of the Redeemer is the only African-American Episcopal parish in Greensboro, North Carolina. Our congregation includes infants, centenarians, couples of all ages, singles, retirees, people from various countries, and in general is a very diverse group. All have a place at Redeemer.

4worldlovers: Hebrews 11:20-12:2 is a brief list of our religious ancestors. It includes people we might expect to be listed: Moses and Abraham for example. However, it includes the unexpected: Rahab (a woman and prostitute who wasn’t an Israelite), Barak (summoned by Deborah but whose ultimate victory was given to a woman, Jael, because of doubt),…

4worldlovers: Our aim is to follow Christ, in the belief that the Kingdom of Heaven is here, among us, now.

We strive to nourish the Kingdom in our midst, and to spread it out into the world.

So we make every attempt to be a church of hospitality and inclusion. All people are welcomed and loved without regard to race, nationality, economic status, language, gender, sexual orientation, marital status, age, political or theological position.

We don't ask you to check your brains at the door when you visit.

Saint Barnabas is a mission of the Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina and a member of the worldwide Anglican Communion.

4worldlovers: Our mission is to spread the love of God to all by what we do and say.

We are a small, welcoming church located in Southwest Greensboro, founded in 1959.

We have a long, proud history of serving the community of Greensboro through our outreach.

Through the dedication of our leadership, clergy, and volunteers, we are committed to the teachings of Jesus Christ and are here to spread His message.

Social justice grounded in the Bible is at the core of our mission.

We are open to worshipers of all ages and backgrounds, and strive to lead all who worship with us towards a deeper love for God.

We welcome and embrace diversity which makes us a healthier congregation, inclusive of all races, ethnicities, and sexual orientations.

We are an Episcopal church in the Diocese of North Carolina.

We have returned to in-person worship! Those who have not been vaccinated are required to wear a facemask and maintain social distance. You are also welcome to join us at 10:30 on Sunday morning for online worship at facebook.com/allsaintsgso.

Our annual Celtic Mass takes place on Sunday, March 19th at 10:30am, which means our “primary service” is the 8:00am.

If anyone is looking for the standard Rite II Holy Eucharist the 8am service is the place to be.

We will also have a Celtic/Irish luncheon beginning around 12noon. If you have not already signed up, please follow this link to the SignUp Genius RSVP page. We’d hate to run out of food! https://www.signupgenius.com/go/60B044CABAF2AA31-celtic

A "choral" service is offered that includes traditional music and hymns.

We are invited to begin a holy Lent through self-examination and repentance; by prayer, fasting and self-denial; and by reading and meditating on God's holy Word.

A celebration of the Holy Eucharist with full distribution of Communion.

We request that all who have not been vaccinated wear an N95 or KN95 mask while indoors.

It is a joy to welcome new members "into the household of God" through the biblical sacrament of Holy Baptism.

Baptism in The Episcopal Church may be celebrated at any time during a person’s life, as we believe it is the Church’s way of celebrating the love of God for humankind, most clearly revealed to us in the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

God’s love for us and commitment to us comes in the first moment of life, so even the youngest child may be baptized. God’s love is also unchanging, and is available for even the oldest of candidates.

It is necessary that at least one of the parties to be married in the Church be baptized. It is expected that the faith that is explicitly proclaimed in Baptism and in the Celebration and Blessing of A Marriage be a genuine part of the life into which the bride and groom are entering.

At All Saints, wedding ceremonies are held for members of The Episcopal Church, or couples considering membership. It is our belief that a wedding celebration is most rewarding and enjoyable when celebrated in one’s “own” church. Couples who are not members of an Episcopal Church are invited to attend services together at All Saints for several weeks prior to making the decision regarding their wedding here, that they might know more definitely if this can become a spiritual home for them.

Should a couple be members of another Episcopal congregation, it is necessary that they first speak with their own priest regarding their desire for a wedding. With that priest’s consent and counsel, arrangements can be made.

Weddings cannot be celebrated by an Episcopal priest if either party has been married before and divorced unless the bishop of the Diocese consents. The procedure for obtaining permission is facilitated by the priest after counseling with the previously married individual. No arrangements can be formalized until the bishop’s permission has been received.

Episcopal Church are invited to attend services together at All Saints for several weeks prior to making the decision regarding the blessing of their covenant here, that they might know more definitely if this can become a spiritual home for them.

4worldlovers: The third Thursday of each month: next on May 18th at 7 p.m.