Went a few months then left! No one ever talked to us, you only seen huddles of clicks when you…read moreentered. Not friendly at all. Open door is another story! You will feel welcomed immediately and become part of if you chose to!

We stopped by one Sunday and really enjoyed it. Everyone was polite, we were greeted more times…read morethan I could count. Service was great, there was a guest speaker and we really enjoyed it.

I love Reimage Church. Everyone is so welcoming. I have join the church because they are helping…read morethe community. The music ministry is beautiful and the pastor is not hiding from anyone. You are welcome to visit 10 am ever Sunday I promise it will make your day. God is great and so pleased I join. I am new to the area and everyone make me feel I've been here a long time. Amen .

Great worship ad teaching here. I recommend coming here with family! The people are here for you!read more

Over the past few years, I've been in the area a few times and each time I attend Sunday service…read morewith my godmother. This is where she worships. My experience is that the message is always good, the congregation are friendly and they, as a church, engage in a plethora of community service activities. This year, I had the opportunity to witness the church blessing Special Education teachers with funds to support their classrooms for this school year. I always leave with the warm and fuzzies. If I lived here, I would likely become a regular.

Friendly and welcoming atmosphere! Casual dress code!!! Pastor is absolutely amazing…read more...the children's ministry is great!!! Well known as a community church!!!! Great family...makes you feel right at home!!!

This place is a amazing they wanted you to feel connected with Jesus and will do anything to make…read morethat happen they also make the kids comfortable and happy to be there kids who come in unhappy come out with happy faces PLEASE. COME HERE ITS THE BEST CHURCH EVER

Love this church! The staff genuinely care about you and connect with you however they can! Love…read morethe preaching and the energy of the lead pastor! I also love all the events they have like service projects, mission trips, lip sync battles to raise money for camp, and so much more!

I accidentally found this church while passing through Bath, North Carolina. What I learned is St…read more Thomas Episcopal Church is a historic church on Craven @ Harding Street . The church building was constructed in 1734 and is the oldest surviving church building in North Carolina. They still continue service to this day and the congregation keeps the church open to the public on a daily. The oldest grave site marker I could find was 1888. Some grave markers only have initials or logos and over time some of the older markers were extremely difficult to read. The church is well maintained especially for its age and type of brick and mortar used during its construction.

For being the oldest church in NC, it is beautifully maintained & the grounds are stunning! Enjoyed…read morethe history!

This marker is in front of a small but pretty church on the main road near Williamston. There isn't…read morea good spot to pull over to view it, but I managed to make do. The marker reads, "Baptist congregation formed about 1780. Primitive Baptist since 1830's. Church here was built in 1853." It is marker number B-40 and it was Erected in 1960 by the Archives and Highway Departments. Skewarkey Baptist Church, founded around 1780 in Martin County, North Carolina, began as a branch of Flat Swamp Church and became an independent congregation in 1787 under Martin Ross. Over the decades, it served as a parent church to numerous nearby congregations, including those at Morattock, Smithwick's Creek, Tranters Creek, Picot, and Bear Grass, many of which later aligned with the Primitive Baptist movement and joined the Kehukee Association. The current church building, constructed near Williamston in 1853, was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2005. Elder Cushing Biggs Hassell and his son Sylvester led the church for nearly a century, and together they authored a foundational history of the faith and the Kehukee Primitive Baptist Association, published in 1886. There is more information online. There is also a caption stand here in front of the church with some details. [Review 828 of 2025 - 4258 in North Carolina - 24387 overall]

Good old down to earth loving caring church family. Everybody is Somebody. Feelings are genuine and…read morethe Spirit is High.