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.

I enjoy coming to this church after revisiting recently. At first the services were too long for me…read morepersonally but it seems that they are on more of a tighter schedule with it being a total of 90 mins which I think is perfect. Great worship, and I truly feel the spirit of God is there. Pastor Jason is anointed and has a gift of understanding and teaching the word of God. He's not afraid to talk about the hard topics and what's going on in our world. I can tell he really loves the word of God and is passionate about preaching to his church. I'm hopeful it may become my home church soon.

Great things about Faith Church- 1) fantastic worship- absolutely wonderful! 2) Friendly believers…read more3) great mix of ages and backgrounds 4) beautiful campus. Not great things about Faith Church- 1) the gospel is secondary to 'the series' to be preached. The Word is watered down rather than speaking for itself. So much so that I have decided to go elsewhere. I don't go to church to 'eat donuts and have my ears tickled' - I go to worship and LEARN the Holy Word of God. I sat for 45 minutes very recently, not hearing a single word of Scripture. I longed to be wrong- I absolutely ached to stay and find some small reason to be completely mistaken, but the Holy Spirit will lead me elsewhere. I spoke with a handful of people in the lobby, wanting desperately to remain with these beautiful people on this beautiful campus, but they didn't seem to even notice that the Word hadn't even been spoken. Not a single verse. I prayed together with them all and left. The world is a challenging place, and the Scripture and the Gospel our hope and anchor. Everything else is just a clanging cymbal. It breaks my heart, but if you want to grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ look elsewhere.

Maybe the most biblical church I have been to. Large, NASB-using church with blended worship and an…read moreunwillingness to compromise on scripture and how it should impact daily life. Bring a notebook, because each sermon is expertly prepared by Dr. Broggi. A side note- we do not know when an unborn child gets a soul, God loves all people and desires all to be saved but He does hate sin (including homosexual, polygamous, and unmarried heterosexual sex) and women pastors are not to hold spiritual authority over men and God gives us the example of Adam and Eve showing that this was not a suggestion to one church but a command to all churches. If you have been born again and know 100% you are going to heaven based on Jesus' completed work, then search the scriptures humbly. There are a lot of compromised churches out there and I am pleased to say that right now CBC Beaufort is not one of them.

New to the area, checking out different churches. Sermon today had frequent mentions of "killing…read moreinnocent babies in the womb", LGBTQ being perversion/evil way of life, (both of these having absolutely nothing to do with the scripture being read) and how women should never be leaders or work outside the home. What happened to so many countless verses about how we are not to judge or condemn, and being called to love and forgive like Jesus does? Delicate political conversations can sometimes have a place in a sermon, but today they did not. I won't be back.

My husband and I began attending Church of Our Saviour as visitors to Kiawah. The congregation was…read morealways warm and friendly, making us feel welcome and appreciated. Personally, the Rector's sermons spoke to my everyday needs and were understandable and applicable to my life. When we moved to Kiawah full-time in 2019, we joined the church and became involved. We have developed many good friends here and consider this church and its members an integral part of our lives. I would recommend Church of Our Saviour to anyone looking for a Christian faith community that is loving, supportive and outreaching. Connie A.

I grew up in the church and all this time and it is still wonderfulread more

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

Thank you to Seacoast Church for a Christmas Eve experience that will stay with us forever! Sharing…read moresuch a poignant moment with our "framily" and being inspired by the beauty of the music, God's message, and company was deeply moving. Hearing Brandon Lake live made it even more extraordinary. What a perfect way to celebrate the season!

St Helena's Episcopal Church in Beaufort is a beautiful and historic church. I was able to take an…read moreofficial tour of the church and was impressed with all of the history and the knowledge of the tour guide. Everybody at the church was extremely friendly and welcoming and was happy to have us as guests. You can feel all of the history and years and centuries around you as you enter the church and explore. Everything is well maintained and taken care of here. I enjoyed my visit here and recommend visiting St Helena's Episcopal Church if you are in Beaufort.

Absolutely stunning history. Three US generals and one Signer buried here. This church was very…read moremuch the center of Beaufort's evolution. Docent Theresa was very knowledgeable and brought it to life. Just to be in the sanctuary was humbling.