This is the most exciting church ever. The very first time I came there I felt the spirit of God…read morethere. The entire congregations met me with open arms of love. They checked on me during the week after my first visit. It is a church where you can feel at home and loved. If you want an encounter with the Lord that would blow your mind come check CITY OF REFUGE MISSION FAMILY WORSHIP CENTER. the word is rich you will definitely be feed

Powerful ministry with an eye and passion for serving and helping people reach their full…read morepotential! I love their praise and worship, the word is straight from God's mouth! You won't be disappointed in worshipping here!

The marker caught my eye and it was raining a little bit, so I was disappointed that I was not able…read moreto visit this historic church that reminded me that all sorts of people lived in this coastal town. The church began construction in 1875 for former slaves of the area. It is one of the few African-American Episcopal in the state of Georgia and is part of the Episcopal community of Mcintosh County. It was completed and consecrated in 1876 and named for Cyprian of Carthage, a martyred African saint. It is believed that the church is largest tabby structures still in use in Georgia. The marker in front reads, "Saint Cyprian's Episcopal Church in Darien was built "for the Colored People of McIntosh County," through the efforts of the Rev. James Wentworth Leigh, D.D., F.S.A., Dean of Hereford, England. It was named for the martyred African Bishop. "Contributions toward the building of the church edifice were received from England, Philadelphia and from local citizens. Members of the congregation led by the Senior Warden, Lewis Jackson, gave devotedly of their time and labor. "Saint Cyprian's church edifice was consecrated Sunday April 30, 1876, by the Rt. Rev. John W. Beckwith, Bishop of Georgia, and placed under the guardianship of Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church in Darien, of which the Rev. Robert Clute was then Rector." [Review 15733 overall - 418 in Georgia - 1237 of 2021.]

I attended a Catholic wedding at St. William Catholic Church on St. Simons Island. The church…read moreproved to be a beautiful venue for the wedding, which also included a full Catholic Mass. The pastor of the church, Monsignor John Kenneally, officially wed the couple and conducted the entire ceremony from start to finish. Msgr. Kenneally is Irish. He spoke eloquently and seemed to command the hundreds inside the room. The church hall is grandiose and spacious. It has a simple and functional design. Excellent acoustics and lighting and minimal decor. As far as churches go, its condition seemed relatively new. The hall has vaulted ceilings. In the center of the ceiling are glass windows, which allow natural sunlight to shine down. It made the space feel even more open and airy. The stage where the Father presided was big and wide and served as an ideal backdrop for wedding photos. The traditional Catholic wedding was completed without a hitch and it was a job well done by St. William.

The name of the church speaks for itself. The sermons of Pastor Kirk always point to the importance…read moreof our salvation through the blood of Jesus on the cross. It is His love I see in the faces of this small family oriented church body.

Second service here and really like the warmth and acceptance here. You can feel the presence of…read moreChrist here. Pastor is Kirk Brown and he preaches the truth.

Such a lovely church for a wedding! The stained glass is simply beautiful and the clergy has been…read morenothing short or welcoming and wonderful.

Small, friendly, conservative-oriented congregation. I rate it three stars for now since it is…read moresmall. Attendance is about ten people. I think they are "between preachers" right now, and looking for one. However, the class teacher is capable to preach, and they're inviting prospective preachers to come.

We are moving GA, the end of the month, and have been looking for a MS Lutheran church. The church…read moreis small, and the congregation is friendly and welcoming. The pastor's sermons are engaging. Very happy we were able to attend their Easter service. Looking forward to becoming part of the congregation once we are moved.