ABOUT US
A haven where you are known and loved for who you are, no matter where you find yourself in life.
We are an active, intergenerational, inclusive community of faith.
We desire to do life together and to learn to love better. From meaningful worship to engaging small groups, we offer an abundance of opportunities for connection, spiritual growth, and service because we know that church isn’t one-size-fits-all.
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Westminster is a spiritual home, a place where you find a sense of purpose and belonging; it is a haven where you are known and loved for who you are, no matter where you find yourself in life. Here, your spiritual, physical, and emotional well-being matter, and we strive to support you on your journey—even when the direction may be unclear.
Our Beliefs | PC(USA)
Celebrating Grace, Following Jesus, Healing God’s World
We are a part of the Presbyterian Church USA
The PC(USA) has more than 2.5 million members and roots that date back to the 16th century. Want details about Presbyterian Church USA’s beliefs and practices? Find them here.
The Salem Presbytery
Westminster, as a large church in Greensboro, is a member of Salem Presbytery, which gives us the ability to access—and to contribute to—best practices for being church in the world today.
What do we believe?
When Jesus was asked, “What is the greatest commandment?” He answered, “Love God, and love your neighbor, this is all the law and the prophets.” Presbyterians have called this “the rule of love.” We believe any interpretation of Scripture that does not lead us to love God and to love our neighbor is a misunderstanding of Scripture.
Presbyterians start with God’s love and grace. We are a “big tent” church, recognizing that there are issues about which people will disagree. We also recognize that truth often comes to us in time and with mystery.
We welcome all to join us in worship, service, community, faith formation and love. We welcome into church membership all who trust God’s grace in Jesus Christ and who desire to be a part of the ministry and fellowship of the church.
