Places Of Worship in South Carolina

River Hills Baptist Church, Moore

Moore / South Carolina / United States

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New Zion Baptist Church, Ridgeland

Ridgeland / South Carolina / United States

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Chapin United Methodist Church

Chapin / South Carolina / United States

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Lake Swamp Baptist Church, Timmonsville

Timmonsville / South Carolina / United States

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Saint Peters Church Episcopal, Greenville

Greenville / South Carolina / United States

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St. Peter's Church-Episcopal offers Sunday School classes for adults and children. Nursery services are available during worship hours for children under the age of three years. St Peter's Church-Episcopal Buddy Club aims to be a support group for children between the ages of four and seventeen years who have experiences the death of parent or family member. Participants meet weekly in a group setting.

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Saint Christophers Episcopal Church, Spartanburg

Spartanburg / South Carolina / United States

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Thank you for visiting St. Chris Online, the website of St. Christophers Episcopal Church, Spartanburg, South Carolina. Whether you are looking for a church home or just happened upon our website, we are glad you have found us! Worship is at the heart of who we are and what we do at St. Christophers. We invite you to join us at your convenience. Our service times are 9: 30 a.m. on Sunday mornings and at 5: 30 p.m. on Wednesday evenings.

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Stamp Creek Baptist Church, Salem

Salem / South Carolina / United States

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Old Bethel United Methodist Church, Charleston

Charleston / South Carolina / United States

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Dr. Timothy J. Bowman Sunday School 9:45 AM & Worship 11 AM Tuesday Bible Study 7 PM

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Christ Episcopal Church, Lancaster

Lancaster / South Carolina / United States

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Episcopalians began arriving in Lancaster County in the early 1830s. The Reverend Robert Henry, D.D., President of South Carolina College, which became the University of South Carolina, conducted the first known service in 1853 in a private home.From this beginning, a mission congregation was organized in July of 1869. A church member donated a lot on Main Street, and The Reverend John D. McCollough, who was often referred to as the "minister-architect, " designed and built a gothic, wood framed chapel.By 1946, more space was needed for classrooms and an office. The chapel was moved to another location and enlarged. Only fifteen years later, that facility, too, was inadequate, and the present building was built on Plantation Road.Outreach has always been significant in the life of Christ Church. We support diocesan, national, international, and local charities by giving our time, talents, and treasures. Another example of our outreach would be participation in ministries such as Kairos and Epiphany. In addition, the Renewal ministries of Cursillo and Faith Alive have also been significant in the life of Christ Church.During the past two decades the music ministry of the parish has expanded and is now affiliated with the Royal School of Church Music. Under the leadership of our Parish Musician, Christ Church has a highly regarded musical reputation in our community. From regular services to choral evensong liturgies to community-wide concerts of religious and secular music, incorporating our own and guest musicians, Christ Church offers a wide variety of musical excellence.As we look to the future, we hope to continue to expand and enrich the work that began in 1853 with a small gathering of Episcopalians in Lancaster County, South Carolina.

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Calvary Chapel Charleston

Charleston / South Carolina / United States

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Church of the Holy Cross, Sullivans Island

Sullivans Island / South Carolina / United States

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Church of the Redeemer, Greenville

Greenville / South Carolina / United States

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Providence Lutheran Church, Lexington

Lexington / South Carolina / United States

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Providence Lutheran Church is one of a few historic churches in Lexington. It is led by Rev. Patti Sue Burton-Pye. In addition to Sunday and Wednesday worship services, the facility offers the Good Morning pre-school. It has a very active youth program and vacation Bible school is provided in the summer.

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