Living Waters is awesome! If you like contemporary worship, the presence of God, and solid Bible…read moreTeaching, you will love this church! The soulful worship music, the use of flags, the expression towards God in dance all add an element that is definitely not boring. I like the fact they teach more than just salvation and embrace what the Bible has to say about many controversial issues. It seems they have different services for people with different bends. Saturday is more outreach, Sunday morning more worship & deeper word, Sunday nights are Bible Study, and personally I like the early morning prayer during the week. Also, I love watching online when I am sick or out of town.

This isn't a church with smoke and lights. What is does have is the fire of God and his presence…read more If you are seeking or just plain curious about God, they welcome you with open arms. My husband used to go soaking wet after a sunrise surf session. Come as you are. Leave changed!

Front Porch Beads, a charity group that create and donate their proceeds, sponsored this holiday…read moremarket in this churches space. Lots of creative vendors here.

First time visitor pastor gave a great message. Relevant scripture to today's world. Just goes to…read moreshow that the times of 2000 year's are the same times as today. Same struggles just a different time period with all the same answers.

This a beautiful church. As a visitor that went while on vacation, I found this church welcoming…read more Overall, it was a great service.

While driving into Fernandina Beach for lunch last week, we saw this stunning church to our right…read more A real Victorian Gothic jewel-box, complete with a castle turret-esque bell tower. Even better, the sign stated it was open daily for prayers, which gave us hope that we could see the interior. Suffice to say we had our post-lunch plan figured out. Indeed, we were able to make it in, and the interior is as gorgeous as the exterior. Is the term "carpenter gothic roof"? I'm an architectural philistine, but it's a sight to see. There's a nice stained-glass window commemorating the Carnegies, a decorated pipe organ that I'd love to hear, and a nice Rose window. Plus numerous pamphlets explaining the particularities of the Episcopal Church, which I'd never seen before. Obviously I can't comment on the church's actual function as a, y'know, church, but we heard from a docent at another church (in another denomination, mind you) that the rector here is fantastic and is very open-minded and intellectual which is the Episcopal way. Perhaps if I'm ever here on a weekend I will check it out - until then, I'll just be grateful for its photogenic aspects.

We are relatively new to northeast Florida and thankful to become part of this dynamic church…read morecommunity. It is a warm and friendly place where service in the community as Christ followers is definitely a priority. Both pastors give motivational sermons inspired by Scripture and, from the heart. Many small groups to choose from. Truly all are welcome at Memorial

Welcoming , friendly and seems to be a lively church, living out the mission . Pastor's message was…read morevery appropriate for All Saints Sunday with a simple and moving ritual of remembrance of saints who'd passed in the last year. We church around quite a bit while traveling and this was a very good experience.

I was visiting Fernandina Beach and was in search for a church to attend on a Sunday. I attended…read morePrince of Peace's contemporary 11 am service and was warmly welcomed, not only by the pastor but by all those in attendance. The service had a talented group of musicians whom played folk-like music and the message shared hit home. The environment supported those of all ages. I would definitely attend again if in town.

We spent a pleasant afternoon wandering the streets around Fernandina Beach, and tried to get into…read moreevery church we could get. We saw this scenic church in the distance and were happy to see the doors weren't locked so we checked it out. The interior has this light-blue ceiling (echoes of Venetian-style, or perhaps more locally the dome of Memorial Presbyterian in St Augustine) that enhances the space. There's not as much ornate decoration as you'll find up the street at St Peter's Episcopal, but it's still nice. There's also some nice stained-glass above some side exit doors, though oddly mezzanine supports block them from easy view. I wondered if this was a statement on minimizing aesthetics when a docent entered the building. She was very helpful in giving us the history of the parish and Fernandina Beach in general, and she also explained that the mezzanines were part of a (controversial) expansion so they were an afterthought to the existing windows - mystery solved. Of course I can't comment on the services but I can say that if you're into pretty buildings and you're in Fernandina Beach (a most inappropriate place if you're not into pretty buildings), you ought to wander this way.

An amazing group of people who are so welcoming and caring ... It's a beautiful thing when our…read moreteens take off on mission trips during their summer

You Are Here. No…read morematter what walk of life you come from you are welcome at Southeast Community Church. We strive to create an irresistible place where people can find and follow Jesus Christ. We have taken away all the distractions so you can relax, come as you are, and be a part of a worship service focused on Jesus Christ. Southeast Community Church is located in Kingsland, Georgia just off Interstate 95 at 790 May Creek Drive. For directions, please click here . SECC is part of a diverse community that includes historic St. Marys and Kings Bay Naval Submarine Base. Welcome to Southeast Community Church!