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Places Of Worship in Greenville, South Carolina

Mitchell Road Presbyterian Church photos
Mitchell Road Presbyterian Church, Greenville
Greenville / South Carolina / United States
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Mitchell Road Presbyterian Church is known for its local, national and international community service as well as one of the most prestigious private academies in the area: Mitchell Road Academy, for kids in grades K–6.

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Eastlan Baptist Church photos
Eastlan Baptist Church, Greenville
Greenville / South Carolina / United States
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Seacoast Church - Greenville photos
Seacoast Church - Greenville
Greenville / South Carolina / United States
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Greenville Christian Fellowship Church photos
Greenville Christian Fellowship Church
Greenville / South Carolina / United States
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Conestee Assembly of God photos
Conestee Assembly of God, Greenville
Greenville / South Carolina / United States
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First Presbyterian Academy photos
First Presbyterian Academy, Greenville
Greenville / South Carolina / United States
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The First Presbyterian Academy provides a variety of academic and artistic programs for students in kindergarten through grade two. The academy focuses on the physical, social, emotional, intellectual and spiritual development of young children. The First Presbyterian Academy offers classes in English, Bible verses, math, science and social studies. It also provides educational programs in music and physical education. The academy organizes various activities, including sports and school-sponsored trips. The First Presbyterian Academy is operated by First Presbyterian Church, which provides worship services to the Christian community in South Dakota. The church operates adult education, children s, scouts, counseling and college ministries. The academy is located in Greenville, S.C.
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Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic Church photos
Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic Church, Greenville
Greenville / South Carolina / United States
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Berea First Baptist Church photos
Berea First Baptist Church, Greenville
Greenville / South Carolina / United States
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"Among the first men who preached here, before the church was organized, was Samuel Gibson, an Englishman, a man of great ability, good education, and unblemished character. Tradition says that the first preaching was done in the front yard of Brother Islam J. Ward. It is said that a brush arbor was erected in Brother Wards yard, underneath which the worshippers sat protected from the sun and heat, while the preacher stood in the doorway of the house and delivered the sermon.""The Berea Baptist Church was organized on December 23, 1843, with twenty three charter members ; nine men and fourteen women. Their names were given on the church records in the following order: James Farr, William Wheeler, Martin Hunt, Moses Pritchet, Islam J. Ward, John Celey, P.E. Hawkins, Jordan Batson, I.H. Benedict, Ann B. Wheeler, Martha Hunt, Nancy Ward, Sarah Ward, Susan Celey, Sarah A. Dupree, Elizabeth Davis, Elizabeth Cureton, Nancy Young, Caroline Young, and Francis Ligon. These were all dismissed by letter from the Head of Enoree Baptist Church.""Reverend Samuel Gibson preached the first sermon in Bereas history, taking his test from I Corinthians 1: 3 and 4. "Grace be unto you, and peace, from God our Father, and from the Lord Jesus Christ. I thank my God, always on your behalf, for the grace of God, which is given you by Jesus Christ." In Acts 17: 10 and 11, the people of Berea are described as having treated the Apostle Paul more kindly than did the people of Thessalonica. After the first sermon by Reverend Gibson, the church unanimously agreed on the name Berea, and adopted the abstract of principals of the Tyger River Association. The church was regularly constituted by a presbytery consisting of Reverend Samuel Gibson, Reverend M. Wynn and Reverend J. M. Roberts.""Reverend J. M. Roberts was chosen as the first pastor. He was a man of strong character and unusual ability and he served from the date the church was organized until his death, April 10, 1849.""In 1891 the building of the second church house was begun. The old church building was rolled down the road, to become part of an earlier Rock Mount Church. Finally, some of the material in Bereas old structure came to rest, it is said, in a near by barn of Will Lester. Brother R. A. Kay supervised the building and on May 29, 1892, the dedicatory sermon was preached in the new building by Dr. Charles Manly." The Sunday School rooms that were built beside the church were finished during Reverend Percy Hughes pastorate. They were completed in 1933.In 1949 our first Educational Building was completed. The dedication ceremony was held on November 20, 1949. Dr. S. H. Jones, Editor of the Baptist Courier preached the sermon.In 1952 the congregation began planning to build an auditorium. In 1955 the old auditorium was built. On October 16, 1955 the keys to the $140, 000.00 auditorium were turned over by the chairman of the building committee, Mr. Cecil Hodges, to the Pastor at an opening service of the new auditorium. Reverend O.K. Webb, Associational Missionary, had the Church Covenant Service in front of the new auditorium.With the growth of the community more and more people were attending Berea Baptist Church. Morebuilding space was needed so on December 20, 1964 ground was broken for the third unit of the church. This building, which was completed in 1965, contained a Chapel, Sunday School rooms for adults, Church Offices, Choir Rehearsal Room, Nurseries, Beginner and Primary Departments.As the community grew, other Baptist Churches were built. Because this was the first Baptist Church in the community the congregation decided on July 11, 1965, to change the official name to The Berea First Baptist Church.Recognizing the need to minister to the total person, Berea First Baptist opened the doors to a new gymnasium in 1971. The gym was complete with glass backboards, bleachers, skating and volleyball courts. The building also housed a new kitchen with facilities to "provide" for ye
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Augusta Heights Baptist Church photos
Augusta Heights Baptist Church, Greenville
Greenville / South Carolina / United States
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First Presbyterian Church photos
First Presbyterian Church, Greenville
Greenville / South Carolina / United States
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Established as a congregation in 1848, First Presbyterian Church features a fellowship hall, kitchen, chapel, Christian life center, parking lot, kindergarten classrooms and staff offices. Its facilities are spread over an area of more than 3,800 square feet. The church offers worship, fellowship and prayer services for children, youths and adults. Through its bookstore, First Presbyterian Church provides Bible, resource materials, gifts and various books related to parenting, spirituality, family, grief and children. It organizes mission trips, volunteer projects and fundraiser activities for various underdeveloped countries that include Mongolia, Kenya, Ecuador, Portugal and Honduras. The church additionally offers short-term individual counseling services, as well as operates several ministries, such as adult education, childrens, college, mens, congregational care, finance, and marriage and family ministries. First Presbyterian Church is located in Greenville, S.C.
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Unitarian Universalist Fellowship photos
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, Greenville
Greenville / South Carolina / United States
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Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd-LCMS photos
Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd-LCMS, Greenville
Greenville / South Carolina / United States
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Disciples United Methodist Church photos
Disciples United Methodist Church, Greenville
Greenville / South Carolina / United States
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Disciples United Methodist Church features a childcare service along with a variety of ministries. Childcare services include a daily preschool open to children between newborn and four years old. Ministries offered include seniors, men, women, music and young adults. A refugee ministry for new immigrants is also available.

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Laurel Baptist Church photos
Laurel Baptist Church, Greenville
Greenville / South Carolina / United States
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Greenville Pentecostal Church photos
Greenville Pentecostal Church
Greenville / South Carolina / United States
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Christ United Methodist Church photos
Christ United Methodist Church, Greenville
Greenville / South Carolina / United States
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Francis Asbury United Methodist Church photos
Francis Asbury United Methodist Church, Greenville
Greenville / South Carolina / United States
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Faith Free Presbyterian Church photos
Faith Free Presbyterian Church, Greenville
Greenville / South Carolina / United States
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Faith Free Presbyterian Church is the vision and ministry of the Faith Free Presbyterian Church of Ulster Nothern Ireland. It preaches the will of God and that we all must make our place in life while following in the ways of his son Jesus Christ. 

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Horizon Church photos
Horizon Church, Greenville
Greenville / South Carolina / United States
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Horizon Church, located on East Butler, provides a community-based, non-denominational church environment. The church hosts worship service, youth programs, mission trips and community outreach programs. Newcomers are always welcome, visit Horizon Church's website for information on parking, directions and attire.

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Calvary First Baptist Church photos
Calvary First Baptist Church, Greenville
Greenville / South Carolina / United States
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