I love seacoast it is so enjoyable to be there especially on Christmas Eve the worship songs there…read moreare awesome and bring such a connection to me and god. It feels like you are at a concert, it's awesome and a really big place! They even have a café and a coffee bar for free! I love going here every Sunday and I still will.

Always love going to Seacoast Church! The Surratt Family and pastors are incredible. Building and…read moreenvironments are spacious, clean and modern. The experience is top level from worship to volunteers. This trip we attended the ARC conference

wonderful church! great children's programs! great youth group! great pastors! i've been going for…read more18 years!

We are super excited about the growth taking place at Holy Spirit Catholic Church. Rev. Stephen…read moreDyas, Msgr. Charles H Rowland, PA, JCL, Msgr. Christopher DeLella, Retired Resident Priest and the rest of the Clergy and Staff are making a lot of wonderful changes and we appreciate them. We always look forward to Sunday's mass. Thank you, PS - I am looking forward to being part of the growth and looking am interested in being a part of it.

Holy Spirit Catholic Church on Johns Island is a beautiful church that is warm and welcoming. The…read moreinterior of the church as spacious and has a lot of features. I like all of the windows and natural light that comes in during the day. I have had a really positive experience every time I have been here. Everybody here is very friendly and accommodating whether you are a visitor or a regular.

When exploring sullivans island, you come across a lot of really cool and beautiful things. One…read moreday, I came across this church. From the outside it looks small and pretty. My girlfriend was with me and we went inside (the doors were unlocked) and it was small but so beautiful in a very unique way, using a lot of woodwork for the structures and it looks really pretty and has a lot of character, also along with the large pipe organ. If you want a cool place to visit for a minute while you're on Sullivans Island, why not drop by this church and see if the doors are unlocked or go before service so you can see the inside.

A place of wonderfully imperfect people following Jesus' example of love for the world. This is a…read moregroup will gladly become your extended family in both times of need and times for fun! This past year Pastor Schuman has joined on and taken steps to invigorate the church family amidst the craziness of 2020. Look forward to #reachthebeach!

Reading some of the other reviews made me wish that I had read them BEFORE church this morning. I…read morewould not have attended because I don't like the "movie theater" version of church, as one reviewer wrote. I could have stayed home to watch it on a screen. And another reviewer mentioned not feeling welcomed-same for me. Another gripe I had was all the pastor on the big screen talked about was for the parishioners to donate their money. I'm going to keep looking for a home church.

Checking in for early voting today and things are moving fast. I suspect I'll be through the line…read morein less than an hour and it's late in the day! Kudos to these poll managers!

Church House of Ministry on Jamison Road in Ladson is a great church that is warm and welcoming…read more This church is very friendly and hospitable and does much to help the community. I got a chance to interact with this church at an event and had a very positive experience. Church House of Ministry is awesome.

Newspring Church is incredible...God is moving there!! He has changed my life for the better and me…read moreas a person through attending...I highly recommend it :) The leadership focuses on the Bible and seeks to glorify God in all things...I leave refocused and encouraged by the teaching, worship, and community every Sunday I attend. Can't say enough good things!!

Established in 1681, St. Philip's is the oldest church congregation in the state of South Carolina…read more After they moved to their Church Street site in 1710, they built a church that lasted until it was wiped out by a fire. The current building was constructed in 1835 and boasts a beautiful, tall steeple. The interior of St. Philip's is stunning so if you're exploring the churchyard or cemetery, go inside the church and look around. It's usually open, with helpful guides to tell you all about it. Fact: it is the highest point in Charleston. Also, The church you see today is the second on this site. The original held its first service on Easter Sunday 1723, and burned down in a fire in February 1835. It also has the distinction of having both a churchyard (graves surrounding the church building itself) and a cemetery across the street. The view of Church Street punctuated by St. Philip's remains one of Charleston's most photographed spots.

A Wonderfully preserved, impeccably maintained historic Anglican Church…read more I visited recently (June 26) for the 10:30 Service, arriving early as the lovely choir was practicing that Sunday's hymns; obviously, they were a very robust, musically inclined group well lead by their Choir Director. As the church began to fill up I noticed that the congregation arrived in their 'Sunday Best'. In fact, the personal affluence was striking : lots of women in lovely, stylish hats and men in souther-style, gabardine suits with bow ties! I have to say however, although a friendly atmosphere was evident, I did not feel very welcome, as a casually dressed visitor. Added to this, was the cursory handshake by one of the more senior ministers as he strolled down the aisle prior to the service. Yet, this gesture was not accompanied by even at least a few words of introduction. I departed the service early given I was only there more for prayerful meditation and reflection ... left feeling a bit empty... Recommend visitors be prepared for a more elitist experience and less of perhaps of a warm welcome. I do hope my first exposure to St. Phillip's was just a flute and there is a deeper connection with the congregation! Good luck with your experience as mine was somewhat disappointing, first-time. R