Why Our Church?
We are a small but strong and caring congregation that wants to continue to serve the community. Our doors are open to all. The building is handicap accessible, and handicapped parking is available. Our dress code is whatever you are comfortable wearing. The most important thing is that you want to be here and we want you to be here.
Upcoming Events
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Our Community Programs
Music & Art Education
B Natural is a non-profit 501(c)(3) that is a joint effort between PCC and members of the community
Youth Soccer Outreach
Our church has teamed up with Greensboro United Soccer Association (GUSA) to establish an outreach program to benefit the youth.
Christmas Project
Each year the Session of Presbyterian Church of the Cross selects a project for the church which is conducted during November and December
Welcome to PCC
What's special about our church? We're friendly, caring, sharing, and supportive. There are also many opportunities for ministry in the church and community
Elaine Morehead
Our church is relatively small in numbers, but there are none larger in heart, compassion, and service to God and all people.
Kelly and Sheryl Patterson
I was searching for a new church and stopped at PCC one Sunday morning when I was late going to the church I had planned.
Brenda Mclean
We found a church home at PCC in the early 1980s. We were welcomed and always invited to participate in any part of the church
Joanne Miles
What's special about our church? We're friendly, caring, sharing, and supportive. There are also many opportunities for ministry in the church and community
Elaine Morehead
Our church is relatively small in numbers, but there are none larger in heart, compassion, and service to God and all people.
Kelly and Sheryl Patterson
I was searching for a new church and stopped at PCC one Sunday morning when I was late going to the church I had planned.
Brenda Mclean
We found a church home at PCC in the early 1980s. We were welcomed and always invited to participate in any part of the church
Joanne Miles
