The Seigle Avenue Church was years ago a traditional Anglo congregation. With the advent of adjacent public housing, the congregation became both Anglo and African American. Under the leadership of its most recent pastor, the congregation has been greatly strengthened. They were able to build a new building housing education, offices, community service and fellowship activities. They continue to worship in the old sanctuary.
Worship services are quite informal but have structure.
Music is a high priority in worship. Piedmont Courts, the adjacent public housing, is anticipated to be removed at some point in the near future. This is a very diverse and inclusive congregation racially, economically and with regard to sexual orientation. The church's mission is one of social justice for all and is evident in its worship style and leadership. The location is within view of the commercial center of Charlotte.