Welcome to First Christian Church Greensboro!
We are a vibrant and growing congregation located in the heart of Greensboro, North Carolina.
I hope you will read more about us on these pages, and then come and join us in person. We gather for worship at 8:30 and 11:00, with a light breakfast and education classes for all ages in between. Childcare is provided for infants and toddlers all morning long, and both services feature a special moment for children. Additional activities for children and youth grades K-12 are held on Sunday evenings.
This fall, our worship and our activities will all center around the theme Care for Creation, as we find ways to care for our neighbors, our selves and our earth. Read more about the worship theme and all our fall activities, and come join us!
You are welcome here.
With prayers for peace in our world,
Rev. Lee Hull Moses
Senior Minister
A new Sunday school class geared toward younger adults will study the book Longing for Enough in a Culture of More, by Paul Escamilla, beginning Sunday, September 12 at 9:45 in the Conference Room. Books will be provided.
Sunday, September 19, 12:00 noon If you are a new or returning member, or someone who has been visiting with us and would like to know more, this is for you: After a light lunch, we’ll take more about our congregation, where we’ve come from and where we’re going ,and…
This fall, our worship and our activities will all center around the theme Care for Creation, as we find ways to care for our neighbors, our selves and our earth: a neighborhood food drive and ice cream social (Oct. 3), the continuing adopt-a-school program, the Crop Walk (Oct. 17), small…
Care for Creation: Neighbor, Self, Earth Through a new worship series this fall, we reflect on how we live our lives as gifts from our Creator God. We learn to love our neighbors, our selves, and our earth, that we might more fully love God. September 12 Between the Trees…
It’s been messy and loud all week around here – but that’s a good thing! The kitchen has been completely torn up, in preparation for the waterproofing work and renovation that is getting started now. Thanks to everybody who helped move everything out of the kitchen into the Fellowship Hall,…
Like most folks around here, I’ve been keeping an eye on the weather reports and watching as hurricane Earl makes its way north along the coast. I’ve also been thinking back to the summer of 2005, when hurricanes Katrina, Rita, and Ike ravaged the Gulf Coast, and I’ve been praying…
Today is the first day of school for most kids around here, and as the yellow school buses roll by, I find myself thinking of the some of the teachers who have touched my life. I remember Mrs. Thatcher, who taught me how to make a terrarium out of an…
A prayer at the end of summer: God of summer heat and long days of sunlight, God of gentle rain and powerful thunder, we lift our prayers to you. As this busy summer winds down, we look back and give thanks for giving us such good work to do, for…
Suddenly and without explanation, the television in our living room went completely mute. No matter what buttons we push or what cords we plug in, we can’t get any sound out of it. Even hooking up a spare set of speakers didn’t help. The picture is fine and the channels…
I spent a few days this week in Boston, visiting my sister, who just moved there. It’s been many years since I had been there, and the weather was beautiful, so we spent most of our time outside, exploring the city. Boston is one of those places where you can’t…
