Saint Francis is a small but pretty neighborhood church with a pre-school program. While Saint…read moreFrancis people and clergy are encouraging and supportive, they are not aggressive nor are they dogmatic. This is not a "fire and brimstone" experience, but the expression of God's Love for neighbors and visitors. If you enjoy traditional music at Christmas, Easter and Sundays, they have a well-developed music program and welcome new singers to audition for their adult choir. Some previous choir experience is preferred, including high school experience. Contact the choirmaster Sam to find out more. There are many families here with parents, adult children, and friends serving in the Saint Francis' adult choir.The church also has opportunities for children and youth to sing in their own choirs and there is a less formal group of singers and guitar players with a more pop focus. You do not have to be an Episcopalian or Anglican, just friendly ;-) Saint Francis holds a large book sale every year to help fund charity outreach projects in Greensboro. If you like to pitch in with service projects, there are several to volunteer for. Service, music, fellowship all are a part of this church, but no one is ever forced to do more than they want to. If you like a neighborhood church with a traditional feel, you'll enjoy Saint Francis Episcopal.

From the owner: "All are welcome through our doors. We welcome those who have never dreamed of going to church &…read morethose who arrive early for Sunday service. We welcome families with children & those with teenagers. We extend a special welcome to those living through times of transition both in Greensboro & those who prefer worship remotely online. We welcome those with sunny dispositions & those worn thin by the difficulties of life. We currently offer several ways to praise Jesus via in-person Eucharists including holy communion or by virtual worship. If you are looking for a “church near me” or an online service to join in bible lessons & prayer, welcome home. On behalf of all our members, clergy, and staff, we are delighted you are here & welcome you."

Beautiful service, and great mass. God bless this church . The stained glass is so inspiring.read more

Excellent place to find God, and to have a personal…read moreexperience with Him. Respectful, introspective, serious, traditional

I am attending a fabulous Fall Festival. There is a live band. Nice people. Hotdogs, grilled corn,…read morepopcorn & candy. Oh and games. Bouncy houses and happy kids.

I used to come here since moving to NC but started going to a Catholic Church where I feel God's…read morepresence more. I love that they have a huge church with lots of activities and events. I came back to see a concert and encountered friendly and welcoming staff. Except for one who made me feel like she was monitoring my moves after I asked if I can charge my phone somewhere. I also wish the head pastor would exert more effort with his congregation, especially if you ask for help.

Wonderful church with expository Biblical preaching…read more Sunday services= 9:00am traditional service 10:30am contemporary services -Multiple Sunday school/discipleship groups are also offered. -Awana program Wednesday nights for preschool-5th grade -Middle and High school Student "WKLY" meets Sunday evening at 5pm with camps and events throughout the year Something for everyone.. -VBS for kids in the summer! -Senior group activities available -Women's ministry -Men's ministry -Parents night out, and more... Truly a church family

We have attended St. Pius a few times while visiting friends in town…read more It is a great place to bring your family to attend Mass. Everyone is friendly and warm. Monsignor ( the Pastor) gives homilies that keep your attention (no falling asleep here), interspersed with some good humor! The atmosphere is casual but smart. Children are welcome although parents should be attentive to keeping noisy and distracting children in the provided nursery or out in the in the cloister where there are speakers. The nice thing is everyone seems super respectful of each other. Respecting the fact that we've come to attend Mass rather than be distracted. We have kids of our own and expect them to behave in Church. We could actually pray and enjoy the great music and homily. We would come back.

Have attended this church for years. Sermons always focused on what we as christians could do for…read moreour community and others and how the readings related to our everyday lives - now we just have to pray more. The church has totally changed with the pastor and new young priest. What was a joyful place of worship has become extremely conservative - we're told applause for the choir at the end of mass is not appropriate (anymore) ?

Wonderful church with friendly, loving people. The services create an atmosphere of healing. The…read moreReading Room, a library/bookstore is filled with information to help one on their spiritual journey.

This place is always a good place to try if you're on this side of town don't worry the picture…read morejust don't define the taste and quality of soul food that they despair in the picture. They have a whole collection of different soulful in this picture is salmon cakes and peas and green beans. If you want something to feel you up with comfort.

The church cafeteria is a great spot to get comfort food at a reasonable price. During lunch you…read morecan get an entree, two sides and a piece of corn bread for $6!! I always get the fried fish (which they make fresh for each order) with green beans and cabbage. Delicious!...I have to admit that all of the entrees aren't as good as the fish; but some of the other sides are. Both the mac and cheese and yams are pretty good. As you would expect in a church cafeteria, the people are very friendly. The dinning room is clean and decorated in purple. They usually have CNN playing on the wall tv. This is a great local spot. I come here at least once a month for a good lunch with a "home-cooked" taste at fast-food prices. I wish I could add a half star. Four may be too high; but three is too low :-)