First Christian Church Greensboro

We are Disciples of Christ, a movement for wholeness in a fragmented world.

A Pentecost Unlike Any Other

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Even if the church in ages past has celebrated Pentecost Sunday in the midst of a plague or pandemic, there never has been any such occasion as we anticipate this Sunday. In the past, I can imagine a time when Christians found physical distancing necessary although I’m not sure they observed such restrictions. The unprecedented… Read More →

How not When

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How, not when, is the question our Board members have been asking about reopening our church building. Asking how is not the same as asking when. Asking how does not imply soon. The Greensboro Faith Leaders’ Council collected clergy signatures endorsing a statement, which will be submitted to the local newspaper and will be posted on… Read More →

Crick in Your Neck?

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Those who worshipped with First Christian of Greensboro online on Mother’s Day probably did more listening than watching because the picture came out sideways. It didn’t look sideways on my screen, however, so even though chat bubbles were appearing on the screen with chatter about it, I could only see the bubbles—not what they said…. Read More →

You’re Welcome

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For our church, there’s a crucial distinction between “all” and “some.” We believe, and we proclaim, that Jesus Christ has called all people to enjoy grace, forgiveness, and new life. Not just some. It may seem cliché to drive past church signs that say “All are Welcome.” It will be revealed as crassly hypocritical if… Read More →

Resources for Seniors

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FCC remains mindful of those we serve as well as our neighbors. The information shared here come to us from a partner in the community. Paying for Senior Care was established in 2007. According to their website:   “PayingforSeniorCare.com strives to be the most complete, up-to-date, and reliable source of simple and easy-to-access information about… Read More →