I enjoy coming to this church after revisiting recently. At first the services were too long for me…read morepersonally but it seems that they are on more of a tighter schedule with it being a total of 90 mins which I think is perfect. Great worship, and I truly feel the spirit of God is there. Pastor Jason is anointed and has a gift of understanding and teaching the word of God. He's not afraid to talk about the hard topics and what's going on in our world. I can tell he really loves the word of God and is passionate about preaching to his church. I'm hopeful it may become my home church soon.

Great things about Faith Church- 1) fantastic worship- absolutely wonderful! 2) Friendly believers…read more3) great mix of ages and backgrounds 4) beautiful campus. Not great things about Faith Church- 1) the gospel is secondary to 'the series' to be preached. The Word is watered down rather than speaking for itself. So much so that I have decided to go elsewhere. I don't go to church to 'eat donuts and have my ears tickled' - I go to worship and LEARN the Holy Word of God. I sat for 45 minutes very recently, not hearing a single word of Scripture. I longed to be wrong- I absolutely ached to stay and find some small reason to be completely mistaken, but the Holy Spirit will lead me elsewhere. I spoke with a handful of people in the lobby, wanting desperately to remain with these beautiful people on this beautiful campus, but they didn't seem to even notice that the Word hadn't even been spoken. Not a single verse. I prayed together with them all and left. The world is a challenging place, and the Scripture and the Gospel our hope and anchor. Everything else is just a clanging cymbal. It breaks my heart, but if you want to grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ look elsewhere.

Located in a safe area of Summerville and operating out of a refurbished car dealership (for the…read morebest I can guess) Seacoast just might be the church for you. To be transparent, I went to the original church back in Mt Pleasant around 94 or so when it was in a high school gym. Since then, I've lived cross country, so when I moved back, I figured I would return to my old stomping grounds, so to speak. Wow, it's now got a lot of satellite locations as well as online. The parking is plentiful and the traffic in and out isn't difficult at all. Finally, the building is in a safe part of town, so "never fear walking through the valley of darkness!" First off, I've only attended the 8:30am service so I'm not sure about any details for the other services. For mine, I generally arrive at 8:15 and fill up on some Coastal Coffee Roasters (yes they brew the name brand) but don't get it twisted that you'll get all the bells and whistles of a caramel latte! The greeters are extremely nice, directing traffic both in and out of the building. There're several areas to meet with people that can assist with any questions as well as a daycare for children of all ages. The service does get pretty full so if you like your pick of chairs, come 15 mins or so early for a service. As for the auditorium, it's spacious with individual sets, a live band and 3 huge projectors so there really isn't a bad seat. Now, part of what I initially struggled with is the fact the sermon is broadcast 90% of the time from the main campus. This is the only part that's online so to say. Moreover, in my 8 times attending, I've listened to 7 different preachers. That might play into an individual's decision as some do like to get comfortable with "their" preacher. I'm still not super sold on the format, but I go where the holy spirit leads me. As for the structure of the service it's a bit of the proven formula with a few tweaks. Traditionally, I've found churches do the introduction & opening prayer, 4 songs, brief offering message and song, main message then closing comments. SeaCoast somewhat follows the pattern but deviates a smidge. There might be an introduction but generally they roll right into 2 songs. Next, they don't really talk about offering, instead putting emphasis on texting "320320" to "get connected" which gives the visitor a link to the website to start their journey. Next a sermon happens, then a song while they have candles where people can come up, light candles and/or be prayed over by members of the church. FYI - the communion is done every Sunday, just pick up the little combo pack and take it during the prayer. I'm accustom to churches doing communion once a month and tailoring the one service to fit the activity. Now, I've never liked "mega" churches as I've always had intimacy issues b/c bigger churches don't cater to the individual as much. That said, Seacoast seems to thrive on a growing trend - small groups. Most people might be a little hesitant at first but let me pass on some wisdom, you'll get a lot of healing from these groups. I've since been to 3 Men of Iron, which meet once a week and I've found it extremely helpful. The individuals in the group offer many different perspectives and support. I've really grown to enjoy this group and I actively participate as I'm not shy. The next group I've tried out is the singles 30+ group. I've only been to one and found it interesting. It meets once a month - Mondays at 6-7:30 and they provide food, a message and break out into small groups. I was lucky enough to be the only guy in a group with 8 females. Hey, I spoke my mind! Oh, I guess I did tread carefully - I joke I joke! They also get together via communications on Groupme and do things like bowling which I missed. Those are the only groups I've tried and I've liked them both. Hebrews 11:1 "Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things unseen." So if you need healing, networking, friendship, something do to or whatever reason you can think of Seacoast is there for you, holding the door open. I only scratched the surface of their offerings, but it appears to me, their doors are NEVER shut to ANYONE, literally. Please note, not all the churches are the same but Seacoast has a pretty good balance of activities for everyone. I encourage you to drop by and give them a chance, rather, give God a chance. Take care and God bless.

The message is always on point and always very timely. The people are so welcoming and kind. There…read moreis definitely places for you to serve and use your talents. They genuinely care about you!

Just moved back to the Charleston area and started attending Northwoods. They have tons of people…read moreready to greet and point you in the right direction for where to go. Our kids love being dropped of in the children ministry. They have a ton of fun and learn a lot. The Sunday experience is authentic and challenging, which is great! Northwoods Church has many areas to get connected and plugged in, from serving on Sunday mornings to serving in student ministry. Looking forward to getting more connected and joining a small group in August.

From the owner: "Northwood is an interdenominational, multi-generational church—which simply means we are a…read moregathering of ordinary people who come from many backgrounds, ethnic groups, and varied religious upbringings. We are committed to being a place where people from all walks of life can come together, be accepted, loved, and challenged to be all they were created to be. Our mission is to help one another Engage with Jesus to be Empowered and Equipped for His purpose.

I have not attended services here but my son plays in their 316 Sports basketball league. This was…read moreour first season with this league and they are fantastic. They are always running on time, which has been a huge change for us since the other sports league we play soccer and football with is always running behind. I've been co-coaching teams for the past few seasons because we've had some not so great experiences in the past so I was a little hesitant going into a new league but our coach has been amazing. I also love that the league is faith based and takes a break during practice to talk about a different Bible verse or story each week.

My son went for vacation bible school here and loved it, they were amazing!!! They put a lot of…read morehard work into everything and all the kids seemed to of had a blast!!!

Although I do not reside in South Carolina, I'm blessed to witness the ministry of First Fruits…read moreCommunity Church as a virtual visitor. The worship is anointed and the word preached by Pastor Belanger is relevant and God-inspired. There is a clear love both for church members but also for God's people at large. God's hand is clearly on this ministry. If you are anywhere near the Summerville, SC area, you need to visit. You will be blessed!

I was invited to this Church by a friend of mine. And boy oh boy,I was very impressed with the…read morePastor and his service! It was heart felt,the way he spoke,he broke the sculptures down to where a 5 yr old can understand! I thought it was a awesome! Very nice and clean,members were very pleasant,I'll be returning again!!!

Visited here twice now. Worship is good, good size church, very friendly staff and volunteers. I…read moreloved that they had decaf coffee ! Haven't heard the lead pastor preach yet but the 2 guest pastors have preached a good message. Will keep coming for now! Jesus loves you!

Love how God uses this community to serve the community, and show people how to come close and…read moredevelop a relationship with God. No matter background or life season! Also pastor shawns messages are on fire!

A beautiful historical church and building, the oldest standing church in Summerville built in…read more1856-57. There was an older church that was built over and expanded, but the older cemetery remains untouched , beautiful and intact. The architecture of St Paul's is classic with original stained glass, some pews and relics.

I am not a member of the church but I attended a meeting at St. Paul's Church and was excited to…read moreexplore the grounds of this historic churchyard. Everyone I encountered associated with the church was incredibly friendly and helpful. Our meeting was catered by the church , Parish House Catering and it was delicious!! After our meeting , Pastoral Assistant John Scott offered us a brief history and tour of the church and grounds. One of the coolest things he shared with us are the church's offering plates. The inscription reads they were a gift to the church in the year 1766!! Here's a few things to know : St. Paul's has been used as a place of burial for more than 175 years! It's the only church in Summerville with a graveyard on its grounds -- holding more than 1000 graves ! There are brochures available if you're interested in doing a self guided tour of the graveyard . The church offers an annual Tea Room & gift shop . Usually in the spring . The church also offers a variety of programs and ministries that serve the community and it's church members . The grounds are absolutely gorgeous, peaceful, serene ! It's a beautiful place to walk amongst the past and envision the hundreds of years of history this church has experienced.

If you are looking for a church home, please come and visit Grace Christian Fellowship…read more. They welcome everyone no matter where you come from, where you're going, what you look like.They accept anyone who wants to worship with them. They are a church that is friendly and full of love. I know that you will feel that as soon as you enter.They are a small church but have so much to offer. Their services are at the Senior Center on North Laurel St. in Summerville at 10:30 Sunday morning Try it ,you will surely like it

My wife and I moved to Summerville from Centreville, Va 15 months ago. We tried several churches…read morebefore we came to Grace. The people are very friendly but what struck us most was an elder member who sought us out . He told us that Grace was relatively new and independent. He told us the reason he came from an established church was that he found the people at Grace just wanted what God wanted. That drew us and we have since joined because Grace Fellowship exhibits much of what the first century church did in Acts.

Pleasant people to talk to. I called ahead of time to ask about their operating hours.read more

From the owner: We hope you'll feel welcome here! We support and live by the United Methodist Church's philosophy…read morethat UMC churches should have "Open Hearts, Open Minds, and Open Doors." Worship with us on Sunday mornings at 8 a.m., 8:45 a.m. or 11:15 a.m. We offer child care and Sunday School for all ages!

I came to visit Risen Hope Church while I was visiting the area. I found the church to be warm,…read morewelcome, and faithful to the Bible. The church is fairly easy to find and can be seen from the street. There is a sign just before the entrance with that name of the church and a screen that advertises the hours and Instagram account. The lot is pretty big and there is no shortage of parking. Inside the main building there were plenty of seats though there was a large congregation. Speaking of the congregation, there was a healthy mix of all ages groups, with a dedicated children's ministry. I was greeted by several people and welcomed to the service. I had the pleasure of meeting Pastor Mike Seaver during the break, and heard him preach a sermon on John chapter 6. His devotion to the Gospel was evident and his message was faithful to the proper meaning of the text and edifying. I was blessed by the message. Thank you for a wonderful Sunday mixing service. I was blessed to worship the Lord and fellowship with you all.