Emmanuel Baptist Church is located in Brunswick Ga 31520,…read morePastor Keith Bates is a very knowledgeable pastor, and We are a True King James Bible Believing, Preaching, and Teaching Independent Baptist Church dedicated to reaching our community with the Gospel and equipping believers to serve Christ. Our Services Times: Sunday Morning Prayer Time 9:30 - 9:45 Am Sunday School: 10:00 AM Sunday Morning Service: 11:00 AM Sunday Evening Service: 5:30 PM Wednesday Prayer Service: 7:00 PM What to Expect at Emmanuel Baptist Church * Bible-Based Preaching / Teaching rooted in The King James Bible. * A welcoming environment for the whole family. * Uplifting traditional music and worship. * A loving community with a focus on prayer, fellowship, and growing in Christ. Whether you're visiting for the first time or looking for a church family to call home, we at Emmanuel Baptist church will love to have you! Come Grow in Grace with us. For More Information: Please Visit our website at: https://ebcbrunswick.church. Or Follow us on Facebook EmmanuelBaptistChurchofBrunswick God Bless......

True to the Bible, & Friendly people, growing in FAITH, & NUMBERS... Faith being the most…read moreimportant. So many people put confidence in things that do not matter, this Pastor places his trust in Jesus Christ and the Word of God, that being the King James Bible. Come visit and see, Faith Trust, Confidence, in Christ alone! Growing in Knowledge, (of His will) Wisdom and Spiritual Understanding Colossians 1:9 (KJV) For this cause we also, since the day we heard it, do not cease to pray for you, and to desire that ye might be filled with the knowledge of his will in all wisdom and spiritual understanding;

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

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.

6 stars! Looking for a church that is anointed and bursting with the power of God...this is it!!!…read moreWord of God is on point don't miss worshiping here it's an experience like no other.

We're from out of town and came to this church while out here. The worship is excellent and the…read morepastor really delivers Gods word. God has blessed us with a place that connects us His people and more importantly with Him. This church has a great passion for God and is truly a testament of how Gods church is one no matter where you are.

A very quaint, historical church that has a warm welcome to it. The service is beautiful as are the…read moreparishioners. We absolutely loved the sermon, as the priest was a phenomenal speaker

After having toured and eaten our way through Charleston, our tour group headed to St. Simons…read moreIsland the following day. Our First stop was Christ Church. The congregation began in 1736, headed by John and Charles Wesley and the spot has been a place of worship continuously at that time. The services were held outdoors for several years, the church being build in 1820. The preservation of this 198 year old (as of this writing) building was impressive--it appeared that it had been built recently but we were assured that everything was original. The docent who led our tour was excellent and her narrative brought the history to life. She pointed out one stained glass window created by the famous Louis Tiffany and like the tourists we were, all jostled for position to take a photo. We also toured the cemetery. It was kept in pristine condition by both volunteers and paid employees. Since I have an interest in architecture, one of the highlights was seeing a grave enclosure constructed of tabby. Tabby is a type of concrete made by burning oyster shells to create lime, then mixing it with salt water, sand, ash and broken oyster shells. The resulting product is unusually strong and resilient to nature and is usually covered by a smooth exterior such as stucco. Sure enough, in this example, much of the stucco had eroded away but the tabby seem to be relatively untouched after over a hundred years. As beautiful as the church was, it was the live oak trees with pendulous Spanish "moss" (not really moss but a bromeliad) with the sunlight filtering through and the overall serenity of the place that made it difficult to leave. In fact, I sat down under a tree and just took the place in. In addition to the "moss," this tree was also covered with "resurrection fern," most appropriate for a cemetery! A few others in our group did likewise and the poor tour operator had to gather us up after all the others were already on the bus. Christ Church at Frederica should be in the top ten on your bucket list as, indeed, should St. Simons Island. The charm and the beauty of this magical place will take your breath away.

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.

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!