This was the church I was baptized in at the age of 6 years old. My whole family grew up in this…read morechurch and many of my family members still attend this church!!! Recently, my 15 year old cousin was baptized here as well. I have really fond memories of times in this church. As a black kid in the South, you went to church several times a week and were in all kinds of auxiliaries and extracurricular activities in church. I can count about 10 or 11 auxiliaries I was on until I left and went to college. I'm not a member of this church anymore but I do come back for special events. My mother is still a proud member of this church. Rev. Kenneth B. Martin has guided this church for over 30 years. He has brought many things to fruition through this church such as neighborhood revitalization, business classes and programs to help budding business owners. He is also the current president of the General Missionary Baptist Convention of Georgia. He also has his hands in CSRA politics. He wears several hats and is still able to lead a great congregation of faithful followers!!!

This Church is a very friendly church, the pastor preaches the word of God directly from the bible,…read more the members are very welcoming and the atmosphere is relaxed and comfortable. It didn't take my family very long to decide this is our new church home.

Recently I visited this church for my grandmother's funeral. This was here home church, and she…read moreloved her church. She had been a member here for years as many years as I can remember. The last time I remember going to this church was at my uncle's funeral and that was in my teenage years. In later years she was unable to attend service because she was a double amputee and was unable to muster the strength to go to church. But her church family never forgot about her. They would always come by and check up on her and even bring her communion when it was the Sunday that they had it. But my recent visit was a very sudden and solemn one. I had lost one grandmother a few years ago but to lose two was a bit much. The church sits on the corner of Wrightsboro Rd. and Forest St. There is a unpaved lot in front of the church where you can park. It's kind of tricky getting in there but once you are in there it's fine. I decided to get there early and wait for the family to arrive there. Walking in the vestibule there were several people standing around waiting for the funeral to start. Entering the sanctuary there were several people already there as well. I guess they thought the same thing as I did get there early. The seats were very close together and made it hard for people to come in and out of the pew. But that was a minute factor due to the fact of why we were there. The pastor, Rev. Clyde Hill, Sr. preached a great eulogy and my grandmother would have been pleased at what he brought out that day. Her funeral was a full house and many important people in the CSRA were there in attendance. Many of her friends spoke well about her. They gushed over her love for her family, community service, and ceramics. They also talked about her love of food. I think that's where I get it from!!!! All in all, this was a beautiful service fit for a queen and I'm sure she was so pleased looking down on us from heaven!!!

Great, welcoming community! Located in downtown Augusta close to lots of restaurants and shops…read more Very family friendly and encourages diversity.

Pastor Black is an amazing Pastor. The whole church family is welcoming . I love the children's…read moreactivities.

Fantastic teachers. Students here often complete HS with honors having been given a superior start…read morehere. Nationally ranked.

Amazing school and church and very expensive but staff is very nice I went there from 3k to 5th…read moregrade