Worship
Holy Eucharist begins at 10:00 AM, with a bulletin to guide you.
Greensboro, North Carolina · Established 1906
A Church in the Heart of the City
Rooted in faith.
Built for community.
Moving with Greensboro.
Sunday Holy Eucharist · 10:00 AMChurch School · 9:00 AM · In person and online
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Sunday at Redeemer
Come as you are.
There is room for you here.
Walk through our doors without needing to know every prayer or tradition. We will help you find your way, welcome your family, and share the table with you.
Learn about worship →Children
Church School begins at 9:00 AM. Children are welcome in worship.
Arrival
Come around 9:40 AM. Parking and an accessible entrance are available.
Belonging
Wear what feels comfortable and stay for fellowship after worship.
Worship with us
Near or far,
you have a place.
Join the sanctuary live each Sunday at 10:00 AM or return to a recent message during the week.
Plan your visit
Your first Sunday,
made a little easier.
01
What to expect
A warm welcome, reverent worship, and no pressure.
Read more → 02Getting here
Driving, parking, bus guidance, and ride support.
Find your way → 03What to wear
Come in what feels comfortable. You will see many kinds of Sunday dress.
Read more → 04Where to enter
Arrival and accessible entrance guidance for your first visit.
Find the entrance → 05Children & families
A church home with space for the whole household.
Connect → 06Accessibility
Tell us what support would make worship easier to enter.
Accessibility notes → 07Ask a question
Tell us you are coming or ask anything before Sunday.
Plan my visit →Getting here
Find your way here.
Getting here should not be the barrier to belonging. Find parking details, plan a bus route, or ask our community for transportation support.
- Parking and accessible drop-off
- Bus planning guidance
- Student and senior support
A church home for every generation
Belonging has
many doorways.
Come for worship, purpose, service, music, friendship, mentorship, or a home away from home.
Students & young adults
Rooted while you grow.
Near NC A&T, Bennett College, UNCG, and downtown Greensboro.
Get connected → Families & returning membersA familiar welcome.
Formation, fellowship, and care for every season of family life.
Find your place → Service & mentorshipBring what you carry.
Share gifts across generations and help strengthen our common life.
Serve with us →A living legacy
1906
Faith carried forward.
Rooted in a 1906 mission vision for Black Episcopalians in Greensboro, Redeemer has remained a spiritual home and civic witness through generations of city history.
Explore our history- 1906
The mission takes root
The Diocese identifies the need for a mission serving Black Episcopalians in Greensboro.
- Mid-century
Faith and civic witness
Redeemer serves as a spiritual anchor through Greensboro's civil rights era.
- 1979
Full parish status
A milestone in a growing Episcopal presence and enduring ministry.
- 2026
Preservation work
Greensboro's Civil Rights preservation project helps document Redeemer's witness for the National Register process.
Read the preservation story → - Today
The next chapter
Restoring sacred space for worship, access, service, and future generations.
The restoration campaign
Preserve the story.
Prepare the way.
Our sacred home needs thoughtful renewal. Every gift helps preserve a Greensboro landmark and prepare Redeemer for the ministry still ahead.
Community giving progress 73.9%
$147,832.49of the $200,000 community goal- $400,000 total campaign goal
- $200,000 Diocese pledge
- $52,167.51 remaining to community goal
Ministry & community care
Faith made visible
in how we care.
Faith in the neighborhood
A parish with a civic memory and a present calling.
Redeemer’s official history records worship beginning at the A&T campus chapel in June 1909 and the church serving as a meeting place for Civil Rights organizers during desegregation. That legacy invites continuing partnership, care, and bridge-building in Greensboro.
Source: Redeemer’s official history.
There is a place for you here