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

Beautiful Community, worship, and a gem of early Christian architecture and iconography in a low…read morecountry setting

This is the church that changed my life. In fact, I probably wouldn't still be Christian at all if…read moreit weren't for Orthodoxy. The community is warm and welcoming, the food at coffee hour is pretty dope, and they keep adding iconography. I'm a fan. Also, it's bizarre to me that one can rate a church on Yelp. ‍

I've been coming here for a year now. Great people and a great place to fellowship. I especially…read moreenjoy my Friday morning men's group. Very encouraging and uplifting. Also the church has great facilities for infants, kids, and youth. A place to the right of the sanctuary called "The Well" features coffee, lattes, and smoothies. Very easy to get settled into a church and feel relaxed here.

Great music, very nice, brand new facilities, very welcoming congregation and very active youth…read moregroups. Highly recommend.

This church is closed. It's been gone for years. Yelp needs to make it easier to report closed…read morebusinesses.

This is a terrific traditional church that is so picturesque. It was built in the early 2000s but…read morelooks like it could have been here far longer. My family and I attended a service here many years ago and enjoyed it. They have fantastic amenities for children including a high quality playground.

From the owner: Holy Cross is a community living for Christ in the power of the Spirit. We are a multi-campus…read moreAnglican Church that exist to make disciples who make disciples of Jesus through worship on Sundays, life groups, and serving together.

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!

Such a beautiful church located in the middle of downtown Charleston! The individual booth seating…read morehere was so interesting. 10/10 would recommend as a stop on your Charleston tour.

It is located in Charleston's French Quarter: A small neighborhood in the historic district, the…read moreFrench Quarter, gets its name from many French Huguenots who fled religious persecution and settled there. Luckily I got a chance to take a photo with a Horse carriage in front of it, which itself is an iconic photo. My mind can't comprehend that it was built over 250 years ago, completed, and opened for service in 1761! It is the oldest surviving religious structure in all of Charleston and is a National Historic Landmark located at the corner of Meeting and Broad Street. St. Michael's Episcopal Church, a National Historic Landmark, dates to 1751 and is known for its four stained glass windows by the Tiffany Company of New York and for the cedar pew where George Washington sat in 1791. As the horse and carriage rides travel past the intersection known as the Four Corners of Law, one can overhear the carriage drivers educating their passengers about significant historic moments in Charleston that took place at this location. President George Washington attended a service in St. Michael's Church back on May 8, 1791 Interesting fact: The bells of St. Michael's Episcopal Church are among the greatest treasures in a city filled with treasures of the heart. St. Michael's is the oldest church building in Charleston, having survived hurricanes, earthquakes and fires - not to mention the devastation left behind by the bombardment and occupation of two wars.

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.