Fellowship Presbyterian Church

About Us

Fellowship Presbyterian Church -- a congregation with a diversity of ages and interests -- is a wonderful place to explore the faith that both challenges and comforts us throughout life!

The name Fellowship exemplifies our friendly and open atmosphere, one in which we collectively strive to create meaningful relationships of faith and friends -- a place where no one is a stranger. Here we struggle with the tough questions of our time and try to understand the love, grace, forgiveness and guidance of our God.

We strive through our Christian Education program, programs for all age groups, mission and worship to exemplify the power of these principles in our community and our everyday life, following the examples set forth in the life of Jesus Christ.

We are proud of our mission involvement, our Christian education programs and our challenging worship. We are a church that allows nobody to leave as a stranger! We KNOW that friendly smiles and strong handshakes are contagious. We work hard to ensure that people who arrive as strangers will leave knowing that your presence was welcomed and that you've either made or become friend of one of us.

Fellowship Presbyterian Church was the byproduct of a group of dedicated believers realizing in 1959 the need for a Presbyterian Church in Northwest Greensboro. Since the first organized worship held at Claxton Elementary School in 1964 until today, Fellowship has been instrumental in molding the lives of people in Guilford County and the surrounding area. The church has been worshipping at its current location and in the current building since 1984 when the congregation then 125 strong eagerly supported the construction of the current sanctuary.

Fellowship Presbyterian Church has from the beginning placed strong emphasis upon service outside the local church. Whether on mission trips to Mexico or areas in our own country ravaged by storms or other natural disaster, feeding and bedding the hungry or homeless in our own county or assisting with constructing Habit For Humanity housing, Fellowship Presbyterian Church responds when needs arise.

Fellowship Presbyterian Church was served by the Rev. Dr. Gray Clark from 1979 until March 15, 2009. The church utilizes a Presbyterian form of governance comprised of a central board called the Church Session and by a number of committees of laity and clergy, each responsible for a specific operational area.

Click here to see a history of Fellowship Presbyterian Church.

Click here to see a list and descriptions of Fellowship's Sessional Committees

Fellowship Mission Emphasis

The documents are in Adobe Acrobat format.

Fellowship Presbyterian 2008 "Gratitude Journal"

We recently asked members of Fellowship to take a minute and note what they are thankful for. The following represents a number of those responses.

I am thankful for:

My family, friends, employment, Jean R. , church, home, security and faith.
My family's health.
The friendship and goodwill at Fellowship Presbyterian Church.
The love of family.
A beautiful and healthy family.
My family, friends & LIFE!
Our family's health and well-being. We are truly blessed.
My physical health, my spiritual salvation through Christ, my home & church, my family, the love of my husband and the joy of being his soulmate.
Family & health.
For family and friends; my health.
A renewed interest and emphasis on a greener world.
My family, the opportunity to worship freely, and the music program at our church.
The freedom to decide how I will spend my day; that I don't have to stand in lines for food or water. I have a home, heat & health.
Warm, loving memories of my past; undeserved, abundant blessings now and continued expectations of good things to come.
My wonderful, loving parents.
My family, especially my daughters!
The change in my life this church has made; with the inner peace it gives to my soul.
Oxygen, family and food because without oxygen we could not breathe; with no food we would starve and with no family we would be lonely.
God's healing hands.
Lesa, whose idea it is to list what we give thanks for.
My family's health.
The friendship and good will of Fellowship Presbyterian Church.
The love of family.
A beautiful and healthy family.
My family, friends, and LIFE!
Our families' health and well-being. We are truly blessed. (maybe it should read: family's. What is written is "families," and I added the apostrophe. So do this whatever way you decide is best.)
My physical health, my spiritual life, salvation through Christ, my home and church, my family -- the love of my husband and the joy of being his soulmate.
Family and health.
For family and friends, and my health.
A renewed interest and emphasis on a greener world.
My family, the opportunity to worship freely, and the music program at our church.
The freedom to decide how I will spend my days ~ that I don't have to stand in lines for food or water, and I have a home, heat, and health.
M family, parents, friends, employment, Jean R., church, home, security and faith.
Warm loving memories of my past, undeserved abundant blessings now and continued expectations of good things to come.
My wonderful, loving parents.
My loving family, especially my daughters!
The change in my life this church has made with the inner peace it gives to my soul.
Oxygen, family, and food, because without oxygen we could not breathe, with no food we would startve, with no family we would be lonely.
God's healing hands.
The freedom this congregation gives me to be less inhibited and more creative.