If you're looking for a 100 percent Bible believing, Bible preaching church then this is the church…read morefor you. This is a traditional unaffiliated Baptist Church.

There is some history here. The original Centre Presbyterian Church was built in 1765, but was…read moredestroyed by fire. The replacement building is the current one and was built in 1854. It is a one-story, three bay by four bay, rectangular vernacular Greek Revival style brick church. The church's cemetery contains gravestones dating to the 18th century. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1980. I was not here to attend services but I did take some time to visit the cemetery and the marble marker nearby. There is also a North Carolina Historical marker posted nearby at the intersection of Fairview and Mecklenburg Highway. The marble marker reads, "Centre Church was organized in 1765 and held meetings as Osbourne's Meeting House. This new congregation's mission was centrally located between five other missions: Sugar Creek, Hopewell, Fourth Creek (Statesville First), Poplar Tent and Thyatira. Therefore, the congregation became known as Centre." On the opposite side of the marker are listed the names of "Brave Patriots of the American Revolutionary War." [Review 13217 overall, 534 of 2020.]

This church is the best church ever! Everyone is so nice here and they have the best vacation…read morebible school around! I am so excited for my son to be able to help out this year!

Strong, Christ-centered, biblical church in the heart of Old Cornelius. Deliberate, verse by…read moreverse, Bible study Wednesday evenings st 7 pm. All are welcome!

Great congregation located in historic downtown Concord. A parish of the North Carolina Synod of…read morethe Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. Growing in Christ through worship, learning, fellowship, and service since 1843.

I was passing by when I noticed the historical marker in front of this majestic and classic church…read more The marker reads, "Old St. Paul's Lutheran Church. Organized before 1771 as a union church by German settlers. Present building erected ca. 1820." There are not too many buildings that are that old, so it was interesting to see and to look around. The church has a graveyard and the stones are in excellent condition. If you're in the area when they open the building, do stop in and check it out. Online there is more information. "About 1759 German settlers in the area known as South Fork in what would become Catawba County established a house of worship. The union church served people of the German Reformed and Presbyterian faiths whenever ministers were available to hold services. Reverend John Martin, a Swiss minister, attended the settlers of the Reformed faith as early as 1759. It was known in the early years as the Dutch Meeting House or the South Fork Meeting. The church's log sanctuary, finished in the 1760s, was located on land owned by Paul Anthony in 1771 when a long-term lease of ten acres was recorded between Anthony and the "Christian Churches Lutarin and Presbetaren." In 1790 Paul Anthony sold John Smyer his entire 200 acre parcel of land and all structures erected on the premises. The church's tract and chapel were included in the transfer. "By 1818, the congregation was about to incur great expenses in building a new sanctuary. At that time John Smyer, a member of the congregation, recorded a deed of gift in which he presents the church, which he called St. Pauls, with eight acres of land for the chapel, a graveyard, a school, and any other public use that was considered proper and beneficial to a meeting house. The deed was conditional, remaining valid as long as the church used the land in a way consistent with the gift. The structure that was completed around 1818 is still in use today, with Catawbans celebrating special services there, as well as opening the building and cemetery to the public with regularity." [Review 12718 overall, 30 of 2020.]

All I can say is, welcome home! You feel a part of the family the moment you walk in. Truth and…read moreGrace is taught here, which is just what the world needs.

As a truth seeking individual and being fairly néw to the area, I was seeking a church who speaks…read moretruths, and who is not following a "LUKEWARM" type of leadership role, but rather a down to earth (REAL Love/REAL FOCUS ON JESUS) style of preaching Gods word. (You know, NOT the "me, me, me" preaching that is so prevalent). At this unprecedented moment in history, what too many people don't recognize is the absolute need for Pastors to make a stand against the level of tyranny and outright wickedness being allowed to wreck all lives. All one must do is FOLLOW THE MONEY, & it is clear! Bravo to this church for having the courage to lead the way pastors should lead in times where our personal freedoms are being whipped away from us! They are setting the example for who God believes are His MOST TRUE messengers of the word. We went from big church to big church only to recognize we found our home with the real deal pastors. Courage: The Process of Taking a Stand 2 Timothy (2:22-3:17)

I would just like to say this is Beautiful church. I had time before work to bring my kids to the…read morepark behind there building that DOESN'T have a sign of specific hrs. It cannot be used by the public or saying that it is not open to the public. My 2 year olds and I were rudely dismissed and told we were not allowed to be on the park during the time they had there class if kids there. If you don't want other children on the park and aren't going to be welcoming please post a sign. I'm not very happy. Have a blessed day and hope you can work on posting proper signage.

Awesome church centered around the Gospel and discipleship. Super friendly and very impactful to…read morethe community. Come check it out.

What a perfect church for families! My wife and I can bring our (sometimes noisy) kids here and…read moreknow we won't get those sideways glances. They even have a coloring table in the back of the sanctuary for kids to color.