Mason Preparatory School is located downtown Charleston off of Halsey Blvd and Bull Street. Mason…read morePrep is a private school associated with SCISA schools. This is a great private school with strong and experienced faculty in all of the core subjects. Also very strong French and Spanish faculty so the students are well prepared for High School. Overall Mason Preparatory School does an excellent job of preparing the students for High School and I highly recommend it thus the 5 Stars!

From the owner: Students at Mason Prep experience a vibrant learning community that prepares them for success in…read morethe classroom and beyond. Here, students, families, and educators work and learn as a team, with a shared goal of whole-child development. Choosing a school is one of the most important decisions you'll ever make on behalf of your child. We know that this process involves a great deal of research, and we are here to answer your questions. Our admissions process is highly personalized and designed to foster a partnership between our staff and parents, which ultimately ensures each student's success. Contact us for more information or to tour our campus. 843.805.6015, admissions@masonprep.org

This is a beautiful historic church built in 1887…read more Historically it was one of the first predominantly African American Catholic parishes in the United States. It's located a block west of King Street making for an easy walk to grab breakfast before or after a Sunday or weekday 9:00a (Tuesday thru Friday) service.

Beautiful church and great members- Father is a very nice man…read moreEnjoyable and gracious experience

This is an absolutely breathtaking cathedral. The Mass too is beautiful. For those wondering, the…read moreSunday Solemn Mass is a Novus Ordo Mass with parts said/sung in Latin.

Cathedral of St John the Baptist is a beautiful, historic Roman Catholic cathedral. Pictures do…read morenot do enough justice... this is one of those places you have to see and experience for yourself. Even though my wife and I are not Catholic, we decided to attend a daily mass for the experience. We went on a Wednesday and were joined by about 25 other people. The mass was beautiful, and you could get a sense of the rich tradition that has taken place there over the years. It was a sacred, very awesome experience, and would go again in the future!

Citadel Square Baptist Church on Meeting Street in Charleston is a beautiful and historic church…read morethat has unique architecture and design. I really like the inside of the church. Everyone here is very welcoming and friendly. Good experience every time I have been here.

Wonderful church with a strong focus on biblical teaching. Team of pastors is engaging, caring and…read morelove the lord. Highly recommend getting involved with this family of believers.

Lenten service for 30 minutes followed by 30 minutes of soup for lunch. All free, of course…read more This 5 week service (and meal) is for Bethel United Methodist Church, Trinity United Methodist Church, and Old Bethel United Methodist Church.

Ok folks this is really a five star review! It is a review of their special "Sing We Now Of…read moreChristmas" program held every year. Fellow Yelper, friend, and Scotsman, Max M. invited me and my bride to this event. I had never heard of it. We found ample parking and when we went in the place was so beautiful! All decorated so wonderfully for the holidays. We just enjoyed the quiet as folks started to come in and we needed this quiet time for sure.We saw max and his friend and greeted each other took our seats and we were off to an evening of amazement! It started with the organ improvisation while the choir processed and the strings were getting set up. The the choir started to sing!!! Wow! They were singing some old hymns that were 400 years old and doing a great job.They sang six songs and then the congregation joined in singing the First Noel. With women and children doing one part and the men another. So nice. Then it happened: this 17 year old piano prodigy came forward and played Piano Concerto No, 1 in E Minor, op, 11 A Chopin piece from 1830. She played with the string section. It was like something from another time! This young lady was amazing! Here talent and the music filled the room! It was a highlight of the evening. Afterwards the choir sang six more songs. It was during this time of the evening my wife leaned over to me and said, that this must be what it sounds like in heaven for Taylor. Taylor is our nephew who was murder this year and this holiday is tough because of it. Well we didn't have any dry eyes thinking of that as the music and singing soared! The finish of the evening was another congregational singing of O Come All Ye Faithful. It seemed like everyone was singing at the top of their lungs and from what I could see joy was on their faces. Once again a special thanks to Max M.for the invite. Jackie and I both agree that this was one of the best presents we received this year. We do appreciate it Max. More than you can imagine. I encourage folks if your looking for a place of worship in downtown head on over! As I always do I end my reviews with a bit about the restrooms! Super clean and bright and located in the building next door! May you all have a blessed holiday season!

Saint Mary of the Annunciation on Hassell Street in Charleston is a beautiful and historic church…read more I really like the cool columns on the outside of the church and the interior of the church is wonderfully designed too. Everyone at this church as very friendly and welcoming. I like learning the history of the church and you can feel all of the years and centuries all around you as you enter and walk around.

Beautiful church. Stumbled upon the tombstone of the 2 daughters of Count de Grasse. The girls died…read morea month apart in 1799. The Count led the French navy at Yorktown which led the British to finally surrender and ended the American revolution.

Memminger Elementary or Memminger School Of Global Studies on Beaufain Street in Charleston is a…read moregreat school with caring teachers and really good students. I have been impressed every time I have visited here to volunteer or participate in events. This school is well maintained and has a lot to offer their students.

Church of the Holy Communion on Ashley Avenue in Charleston is a beautiful church that is warm and…read morewelcoming to all. I have had a really good experience every time I have been there there for a service or event. This church is well maintained and is well worth a visit.

Visiting with friends, very beautiful church!! Fuel right behind it, looked very busy though.. :0read more

Celebrated as Charleston's first Gothic Revival church and a National Historic Landmark since 1973…read more Pink color makes it more niche i guess The congregation traces back to 1680, when 45 Huguenots arrived on the ship Richmond. By 1687, they built their first house of worship at the corner of Church and Queen Streets That original church was intentionally demolished in 1796 to act as a firebreak during a catastrophic blaze. A second, simpler building was completed in 1800 and later closed in 1823 due to dwindling membership Fact: The Huguenot Church is the only active French Calvinist congregation in America.

Gorgeous pink church in the heart of Charleston where my sister and brother-in-law had their…read morewedding ceremony. The exterior is a beautiful baby pink and the interior is a rich wood mahogany. The staff was wonderful with coordinating the ceremony and providing direction during the rehearsal. The bridal suite and courtyard was a beautiful, historic 3-level home we had use of all day prior to the ceremony. Loved it!

I did not tour the inside of this church. My view is actually from a a tour bus. I couldn't help…read morebut take pictures because the architecture of this church is simply beautiful. The wrought iron gate is very detailed and I would love to know more about the history of this dwelling.

St John's Lutheran Church on Clifford Street is a beautiful and historic church in the middle of…read moreeverything. Everyone here is very welcoming and accommodating and makes sure that you have a good experience here. This church is well worth a visit for a service or to check out for a tour.