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Staff & Leadership

“For where two or three come together in my name, I am there with them.” Matthew 18:20

In addition to our staff and clergy, there are countless people who work to uplift the mission and ministries of Church of the Servant. Our team would not be successful without everyone’s continued support.

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News & Events

Keep up with the latest news and events at Church of the Servant!

Tideline Newsletter

Tideline, a previous newsletter of Church of the Servant which included one topic per edition. While it isn't in publication currently, you can read these past issues which brought out many unique perspectives and stories from our Community of Faith.

Sharing the Journey: the Rev. Jody Greenwood's Blog

With many miles behind me and countless steps ahead, I invite you to share the journey of living... living authentically. Within these posts you'll find sermons I've shared as well as reflections prompted by scripture and personal experience.

We'll celebrate the good news of life and the countless gifts we find all around us. And along the way, I'll challenge myself to face the …

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History of Church of the Servant

Church of the Servant held its first service at College Park Elementary School on November 5, 1972. The first Eucharist was held the next Sunday, November 12, celebrated by Rev. Clem Jordan. It was a simple affair with a loaf of bread and a bottle of wine and an infant congregation looking forward to the next 50 years.

50^th FAITH AND FELLOWSHIP is a book with re…

Contact Us

Church Office Hours: Monday through Friday: 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Address: 4925 Oriole Drive, Wilmington, NC 28403

Phone: 910-395-0616

Office email: [email protected]
Rev'd Jody's email: [email protected]
Rev'd Deacon Rhonda's email: [email protected]
Jonathan D'Amico's email: [email protected]

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What are you looking for?

These are the first words spoken by Jesus in John’s gospel, directed to a seeker named Andrew. We are all seekers, and while we may not know how to express what it is we’re looking for, we trust that we’ll know it when we see it.

At Church of the Servant, we seek, serve, and celebrate God and each other in a safe and accepting community. We welcome people from various backgrounds and ethnicities, those who are straight, LGBTQ, married, partnered, single, from other denominations and faith traditions, life-long Episcopalians, brand new to church or returning to church after a long absence.

Come and See Welcome Card

We want you to feel comfortable coming to Church of the Servant for the first time! Whether you are attending your first ever Episcopal service or you “know the ropes,” every church is a little different. Here are answers to some Frequently Asked Questions. And if you still have more questions, just ask! We’re a friendly bunch and were all first-timers once.

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Who we are…

We are an inclusive group of people searching for spirituality and meaning in our lives.
We honor people for who they are and where they are in their lives.
We live our lives in thanksgiving for the love that God has bestowed on all creation, rather than live our lives in order to earn that love.
We are a growing church filled with love and creativity.
We work together, play together and search together.

God is present in every occasion of our lives. Together we mark these special times with celebrations of worship to highlight the ways in which God is always at work throughout the events of our lives.

Baptism Confirmation Weddings Funerals

Though not like a social or professional organization, the Episcopal Church does have membership criteria. These aren’t meant to say who is "in" or who is "out", but instead, to establish who has taken an intentional step to be part of a worshiping community and who is either still discerning, or someone we should invite to join us on this faith journey!

Membership & Membership Transfers

Hearted Hands - The message “Go in peace to love and serve the Lord!” rings out on Sunday mornings and it doesn’t end there. Being the hands of Christ in the world is an essential part of the shared nature of ministry at Church of the Servant. Stewardship in several forms – sharing of our time, talent, and treasure - is the essence of hearted hands ministry.

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Hearted Hands Ministry