Welcome!
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church is a small and thriving congregation tucked onto acres of woodlands in the heart of Greensboro, NC. At St.Barnabas we are called to love God and our neighbors through worship, fellowship, and community partnerships. We are committed to welcoming and encouraging the life of faith for all people regardless of age, socio-economic status, gender expression, sexual orientation, race, culture, ethnicity, language, beliefs, physical or mental health or ability, faith, questions or doubts, or family composition, and political affiliation.
As Episcopalians, we celebrate the diversity of humanity, practice sacred care of creation, and seek to be good neighbors to all of creation. As humans, we love to get to know new people and deepen our relationships, growing in faith and love together as God’s people.
Be Encouraged. Be Loved. Be You at St. Barnabas!
The Episcopal Church
The Episcopal Church is a Christian church. We are bound together by the love of God, rather than shared positions of doctrine or politics. The beloved community is reflected in shared and inclusive worship.
In the Episcopal Church doubts and questions are not discouraged and we consider all questions big and small as an opportunity to deepen our life of faith together. To this end, the Episcopal Church welcomes a range of theological perspectives.
St. Barnabas’ Church embraces the inclusivity of the canons and constitutions of the Episcopal Church:
The Episcopal Church recognizes its historical complicity in the evil of racism and is committed to eradicating racism within the Church and the world.
Women and men share equal worth and dignity in the Episcopal Church. Women serve in all orders of ministry, including the priesthood, and the office of bishop.
LGBTQ persons are full and equal members in the Episcopal Church. LGBTQ persons serve in all orders of ministry, including the priesthood, and the office of bishop.
To learn more, please visit the official website of the Episcopal Church.
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