There was really nothing to complain about here. The chapel is beautiful on a beautiful beach. Just…read moreget there early cause parking is at a minimal

Friendly people and an encouraging well thought out biblical message from the pastor were among the…read morestrengths I observed on my first visit...God bless!

Tybee Island was very nice and quint! There wasn't too many people and the locals were very nice!…read more It was the perfect quick little get away. I can't wait for another visit.

Can't believe I forgot to rate the Tybee Island Pier from a few months ago, but here we go. I was…read morein the Savannah area in late June and since I haven't been to an East Coast beach in probably 5-6 years I knew I needed to smell some salt water and absorb some beach vibes. My wife and I headed here around 11:30AM and after a little bit of a struggle snagging some parking, we were able to take a nice walk. Like most popular little beach areas, this place is pretty crowded but not so much that you want to avoid it at all costs. We walked up to the boardwalk area and took the long walk down the pier, it was really nice being able to be so far out without getting wet (we had a flight to catch, though I would of loved having a swim). The pier itself with full of families taking photos, people taking a walk, and the end was a fishing area where you could actually rent a pole, buy some bait, and enjoy some time sitting down and trying to catch something. We spent maybe a half hour or so strolling the boardwalk which also has a big room with some food options (ice cream included), before heading back to the car and heading down to the airport. Overall, Tybee Island Pier is a nice place to spend an afternoon and has plenty of activities to keep the whole family happy. At the time I was visiting, I thought I was moving here so we kind of rushed through what we did, but since I ended up NOT moving to Savannah I sure do look forward to flying out and taking this city in a bit at some point.

This church blasts the music so loud that they hand out earplugs before you enter . I have…read moredeveloped tinnitus and can not listen to loud music anymore . Its very painful and this church should stop blasting there music so I am able to go back. I am actually in my 40's and I am unsure how I got tinnitus but I used to blast my music all my life . Its truly torture to have it and it 24/7 loud noises coming out of my ears. You think I would be able to go to church and pray but I cant . This is not A church Of GOD Or JESUS.

Awesome Pastor! I feel totally at home there and I did on my very first visit. I moved but still go…read morethere.

Warm, loving church: solid teaching, vibrant community groups, community feel, and great staff…read more - This church sings! - Nice breakfast between the two services, - Changing tables in the bathrooms! - They also have a lot of photos up from a local photographer! Overall, friendly people, wide age range, really a pleasure to worship with this crowd.

Like many community churches, Grace Coastal is a place one can worship the living God, Father of…read moreour Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Our worship service on Sunday mornings has songs, hymns, prayer, Bible readings, followed by a Bible based message. As a member, for the last twenty years, my heart has been filled with joy each Sunday morning as I arrive anticipating yet another Sunday to worship my God and fellowshipping with others who love the Lord. Grace Coastal is just a church for just some guy like me. Lew

This Cathedral is so amazing that you can just sit there and take in all the beauty. We went when…read morethey had prayers going, so we sat quietly and listened to the pastor. I'm not religious but I figured it couldn't hurt, and we got to see the beautiful Cathedral as it was designed! The building is magnificent from the outside, but the details inside are so hard to believe. I am a lover of the architectural beauty in buildings, and this cathedral did not disappoint.

If you find yourself wandering through Savannah, the Cathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist is…read morea great edition to your itinerary. Even if you aren't religious, the sheer artistry of the structure is enough to leave anyone in awe. Why It's Worth the Stop: * Outstanding Architecture: From the street, the towering spires and French Gothic style make a powerful impression. It feels like a piece of European history dropped right into the heart of Savanah. * Breathtaking Interior: Once you step inside, the scale of the beauty really hits you. Between the vibrant stained-glass windows, carved statues and depictions, and the intricate murals, every inch of the sanctuary is a work of art. * A Peaceful Experience: Visiting during the week is a pro tip. Since there were no services in progress, the atmosphere was incredibly serene, allowing us to take our time and really soak in the details without the crowds. Pro-Tips for Your Visit: * Cost: There is no mandatory entrance fee, making it accessible to everyone. * Donations: They do suggest a $3 per person donation, which is a small price to pay to help maintain such a historic treasure.

Awesome Church! Great Pastors, Worship music, Children's Church and Message!…read moreBible Lead and Spirit Filled!

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 wife and I were vacationing in the area and wanted to attend Sunday services. Unfortunately, I…read morehad a gout flare and we were unable to attend in person. However, we attended the service online and were greatly blessed by the worship, the sermon and the call to repentance! We sensed the move of the Holy Spirit and were in agreement with the prophetic word. We highly recommend this church for those seeking a deeper walk with God. - Terrence

Love this church! Would highly recommend to anyone visiting the area. They are welcoming, loving…read moreand host the presence of God.