600 E. Florida Street
Greensboro, NC 27406
Greensboro, NC 27406
(336) 272-4505
info@stmattchurch.com
info@stmattchurch.com
Do you want to belong to a church that welcomes and nurtures those who know Jesus Christ, as well as those who do not yet know Him?
At Saint Matthews, to serve is the opportunity to utilize your talents and spiritual gifts to enhance the worship experience. It is an integral part of the livelihood of the church.
Located in historic southeast Greensboro, Saint Matthews United Methodist Church has been an integral part of the community for over 150 years.
Today, Saint Matthews strives to bridge generational and spiritual gaps through prayer, faith and ministry. Under the leadership of Reverend Tamara M. Ingram, Senior Pastor and Reverend Torey Haynes, Associate Pastor, our mission is to nurture our members, reach out to others and witness to the Glory of God through the empowerment of the Holy Spirit.
We invite you to visit our church and worship with us so you can experience just all that Saint Matthews has to offer.
"Saint Matthews UMC is an inclusive, vibrant church community that exists to lead people to become fully devoted followers of Jesus Christ."
- Rev. Tammy Ingram
Celebrate Christmas Memories with the Liturgical Arts Ministry on Sunday, Dec. 21, at 2:30 p.m. in the Sanctuary. Bring a friend and one or more nonperishable food items for the Saint Matthews UMC Food Pantry. Jesus is the reason for the Season!
Annually, the average American family uses 500 plastic snack bags, which are non-degradable and may contain BPA. To cut waste and keep plastics out of food and the environment, choose eco-friendly alternatives such as reusable silicone bags, paper bags/sacks, bamboo boxes and glass containers.
Many thanks to those who are participating in the Angel Tree gift program this year. All 54 “angels” have been chosen to receive a gift card! Please remember, angels and respective gift cards are due in the church no later than Sunday, Dec. 14. Your generosity will benefit the families served through Prison Fellowship Angel Tree. […]
