I had a positive experience here…read more I visited while vacationing in the area, and it proved to be a good, meaningful service, from which I came away spiritually nourished. Also, the church was highly organized, and the service's production value was top notch, without being gaudy or distracting. My sincere thanks goes out to everyone at Barefoot Church. Keep doing what you're doing :-)

Really enjoyed this church when we would attend while on vacation. Now that we live in North…read moreMyrtle Beach and started attending on a regular basis we are more than disappointed. It's obvious that Pastor Clay caters to vacationers because the messages are pretty much the same each week. Over time Pastor Clay has become a too "modern". Using the term Flipping or Freaking where the F word could be used. I made a comment basically defending police officers and was told to "check my self". Three gals privately messaged me and told me to take my racist ass and leave. Another called me a racist bitch. Three other families that I know have left this church. God never goes out of style or changes to meet the times.

When we first moved to Myrtle Beach, one of the hardest things was finding friends our age and…read morebuilding a community. For a while, it was honestly so difficult to make connections that we even wondered if we had made a mistake moving here. Then we found Wellspring Church. Through Wellspring, we found an incredible community and genuine friendships with people our age who are always up for doing something going to the beach, hanging out at a brewery, watching NFL games, going to the gym, or just spending time together. At first, I thought it might be a little weird for me because I've never considered myself the most "church person." But I quickly realized there were hundreds of other young people coming to Wellspring looking for the same thing we were: community, friendships, purpose, and a place to belong. Wellspring completely changed our experience living in Myrtle Beach. If you're new to the area, especially if you're a young adult struggling to meet people and find your community, I couldn't recommend Wellspring enough.

Been attending for ten years. Great church with wonderful pastor, staff, and welcoming people…read more Come visit and see for yourself. Jesus is lifted up and you will be too

Amazing Latin service. It took some getting used to but it is Catholic Mass so one should know the…read moreorder. Will definitely return when we revisit Myrtle Beach!

This is a small but growing church with a very active congregation. They have a wide variety of…read moreministries, and the people there are consistently welcoming and friendly.

You feel the love when you walk into the building! The congregation does not need to be told to…read more"greet your neighbor," because everyone does it on their own. Especially new visitors. I have been to churches all over the country, and the friendliness and kindness here is unparalleled. This in no way takes away from the preaching. What could be better than line by line preaching of all of scripture, not just the nice parts. The bold, witness that the preacher and his family project inspires each attendee to focus on Jesus and what He did for each of us on the cross, and reject the corrupt values this world pressures us to join. Thank you.

Have the pastor attend a Bible College and/or Seminary. Seems like a social club. Thet do have a…read morevariety of Bible Tracts though.

Many years ago, I helped to physically build the First Apostolic Church at Myrtle Beach, and I…read morevisit when I'm again in the vicinity. Bro. and Sis. Kelly have been attentive and loving pastors to this small congregation, and always show a hearty, spiritual welcome to any and all. God has, and will continue to honor their efforts, Did I still live in the area, I would gladly attend regularly. I extend my love to the saints there. I have many fond memories of my time spent among the saints of the Apostolic Church there, and I Thank God for the growth within the truth in that area. God Bless Bro. and Sis. Kelly as they face their retirement years, and give them strength and grace to continue their work for the Lord during their Golden Years. Let the good work of the Lord go forward at 1st Apostolic!

Foundations church is so good! I try to make it every Sunday. Pastor Mitchell is so enthusiastic…read moremost days and often very entertaining and engaging when he's up on that stage. The congregation is so warm and inviting. Anything you need just ask the pastor and he will do his best to help! I'm planning a move and when the pastor mentioned it to the congregation I had 2 offers to help me move. It's only a 30 mile journey or so. But it's so amazing that people will go out of their way to make sure you're good. I had a heart attack last week and the pastor announced that I told him no matter what I was going to church. I still was hurting but I made it just to see my "family" at the church and talk to God in his home.

I spotted this entry on the Atlas Obscura website and we had to stop in to check this out. I've…read morealready seen the World's Smallest Church in Winslow Arizona and the Smallest Church in America in South Newport Georgia, so this was of interest. (They're in my "Superlatives" collection.) Built in 1972 by Rev. Emory Young and volunteers, the chapel was inspired by a similar roadside church spotted in Washington state. Chiropractor Dr. Gaylord Kelly helped fund the project, and local businesses and churches pitched in. The result is a 12-by-24-foot structure with six petite pews that seat just twelve people. Despite its size, it's one of the smallest churches in America and has hosted hundreds of weddings over the decades. Inside, I found a narrow aisle, a guest book for prayers, and a quiet, welcoming atmosphere. The chapel has weathered storms, vandalism, and even Hurricane Matthew, thanks to the care of volunteers and passersby. Located just off Highway 501, it's easy to miss but worth the stop. It was a quick in-and-out today. A volunteer was here, probably keeping an eye on it on a Sunday morning. I didn't stay long. They do accept donations but I didn't spot a donation box. [Review 1392 of 2025 - 1337 in South Carolina - 24944 overall]