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Union Cross Moravian Church About

Union Cross Moravian Church’s history dates back over 130 years when a small contingent of Moravians sought to develop their own community church in the area where Union Cross Road and High Point Road intersect within the city limits of Winston Salem and Kernersville.

Today, this community continues to be guided by an unwavering commitment to faith, fellowship, and service. Union Cross Moravian seeks to cultivate a welcoming, spiritually nurturing environment where individuals of all backgrounds can find their faith journey enriched.

Rooted in the Moravian tradition, the congregation of Union Cross Moravian Church works to:

  • Strengthen relationships with God through meaningful worship and the Christian Education provided by our Sunday School classes.
  • Build fellowship by fostering a loving and inclusive community where members can connect, support, and uplift one another.
  • Serve others with compassion and kindness within our congregation, community, and the world by actively engaging in outreach, missions, and charitable efforts.
  • Honor our Moravian heritage while embracing innovation and adaptability to meet the evolving needs of our congregation and community.
  • Inspire hope, unity, and positive change through our actions and faith.
The Union Church area got it’s name in 1860 when Union soldiers set up camp near a crossroads in the area of the present day church, raised the flag, and named the area of Union Cross.

About Our Campus

  • Our campus sits on over eight acres on the corner of Union Cross Road and High Point Road
  • Part of our campus lies in Kernersville, and the other is in Winston-Salem.
  • Our cemetery, known as God’s Acre, has over 275 memorials dating back to 1896.
  • The Union Cross Rec Center has over 1,000 sq. ft. of indoor meeting space, plus a kitchen and outdoor space to accommodate large groups. The space is available for rent to the general public. Click here for details.
  • In 2018, the congregation built a 192-panel solar system that provides electricity to every part of our campus.
  • Our current sanctuary was built in 1981.
  • The Union Cross Thrift Store was opened in 2019 as a new ministry serving our community.
Union Cross Moravian Church