After moving to the area I was planning to look around at churches but after visiting with my wife…read morea few times there was no reason to look any other place. We love this Church.

From the owner: Our Mission is to lead people into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ.read more

Went to their men's small group and felt instantly welcome and at home. My family and I have been…read moregoing for about 8 months and love the fellowship.

Vision is a vibrant church where you can relax, enjoy the music and the message, and feel welcomed…read more Come as you are, no need to dress up. Everyone is friendly but not overbearing. Very energizing service. Clear, revelant message. Great youth program. If you check it out, you won't be sorry!

I am the graphic designer at Carolinas Cornerstone. This place is GREAT to work for, and the…read moreservices are upbeat and engaging also. I'm usually here 5 days a week, and the pastor is as dedicated as you can get. If he's not at the church working on sermons or bettering the facility, he is off visiting hospitals, making house calls, and reaching people in need. This church has a huge heart for missions too, both locally and internationally. This year they are working in impoverished areas of Rock Hill as well as sending several of the church members to Uganda to teach God's word. They have a ton of lifegroups and ministries too. Theres really something here for everyone. This church is so giving. I'm very happy to be working here.

Pastor is really down to earth. All weekly messages are entertaining but more importantly, they are…read morebible based. Congregation is friendly. Lots of weekly Life Groups to get involved with. Youth group is active too.

I've been coming to the near location since Day 1. Pastor Jason and his staff have worked hard to…read morereceive the congregation. There are three large screens that display the main campus as well as the words in the songs. It's a bit smaller than the school but it's our own. If you always tend to be on the cooler side, bring a light jacket or sweater.

Never felt more disrespected coming to church in my life. Don't understand how Yall only take…read moreinfants and teenagers to go down stairs and was told to go around cause we was having trouble sign in and no one mentioned that they were full when going upstairs some man blocked the way saying they were only taking infants and teenagers again no one in the ekids said they were full

Amazing church and caring people. Great worship service too. You won't get lost in the crowd here…read more Been going for about 5 months have been such a blessing to me and my family. Helped us get thru some really tough times. Love it!

Extremely friendly church. We came one day late and one of the members gave us a tour and welcomed…read moreus. We have not had a chance to get back but every time we pass this church we think of the great experience we had.

New Covenant is a warm, friendly, Word teaching, and growing community. So glad to be a part of…read morethis wonderful ministry. www.nccgastonia.org https://www.facebook.com/nccgastonia/reviews https://www.facebook.com/nccgastonia/reviews

Everyone is welcome to join our family at New Covenant Church. Having a sense of belonging is good…read morefor everyone, and here you will belong. Great messages and Praise & Worship. Our children's ministry is outstanding for all ages.

I stopped by because I saw the historical marker and the beautiful church. On a Saturday afternoon,…read morethere were no services going on. The marker is on two sides. It reads, "This church was founded in 1764 by Rev. William Richardson, who organized Scots-Irish settlers in this area, from both S.C. and N.C., into a congregation. Incorporated in 1786 as "The Presbyterian Church of Bethel Congregation," it grew steadily and built its third church building here in 1809. Bethel later became the mother church for eight area Presbyterian churches." On the reverse, "The present church was described as "large and tasteful" when it was dedicated in 1873. It was listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1980. The earliest marked grave in the cemetery is from 1774. The cemetery contains graves of veterans of all of America's wars, including several Patriots who fought at the nearby battle of Kings Mountain on October 7, 1780." The church is the oldest in York County, which in 1764 was still considered part of North Carolina. The building described on the marker is the structure that was erected in 1873 and still stands. Fifty two Revolutionary War soldiers buried in its historic cemetery. Among them is Thomas Neel, a War of Independence hero and a founding elder of the church. Many Confederate soldiers are buried there as well. The cemetery is well kept. [Review 13867 overall, 1189 of 2020, number 627 in South Carolina.]