I came to this church a few time..The people are very friendly..Pastor Steve is so friendly he…read moretruly has a heart for God,People and the community..First lady is so kind and sweet.. I love this church..Carolyn

A very friendly church that embraces the community with the love of God…read more Casual dress and very friendly people abound.

Beautiful church! And they have 5pm mass in case you miss morning masses. You can also find lots of…read morerestaurants around the area.

We're new to the Blessed Sacrament church after having attending others in the area. On Sunday…read morethere was mass at 9am and 11am, so we attended the 11am mass. Trying to get the family up for a 9am mass after watching a baseball game at The Joe the night before would've been a miracle. Parking was easy to find and we arrived early enough to get a seat in the pews without taking someone else's spot. You know how that can be. The service was very nice and the inside of the church is beautiful. We were greeted on the way out by the Pastor who thanked us for attending our first service with him, which I thought was a really nice touch. Would definitely recommend a mass here for anyone new to the area looking for a welcoming Catholic church.

This is my home church and my wife and I have been going here for almost 25 years. I taught high…read moreschool sunday school here as well. Very sweet congregation, great campus and various services. They offer four distinct styles of worship every Sunday morning. At 8:00 am service they offer a service from the Book of Common Prayer with no music. The 9:15 am Family Worship for families with children 10 and under, Flip Flops + Faith, is short, interactive, and casual. We are flip flopping the norms of church to fit better into normal life with children. The 10:30 am service in the Ministry Center features contemporary praise music. The contemporary band will lead you victorious into the throne room of God and send you into the world in joy and strength with vocals, keys, guitars, drums and the best in heart felt, spirit filled, free flowing, praise to the KING!!! For the 10:30 am service in the Church they have a full choir and pipe-organ featuring traditional music from the Hymnal and other sacred works. Well worth the effort to get to James Island for church. Plus as a side note they have some of the best cooks on the planet! Remember church folks have to eat too!

Great church with welcoming folks. We have a little one that doesn't like going in the nursery so…read moreFlip Flops and Faith is great for us. What a wonderful way to still be able to worship as a family!

We were visiting from San Diego and came to Sunday mass to hear some good southern gospel singers…read more We were not disappointed! The congregation was amazingly welcoming and friendly and we really enjoyed the experience. Only word of caution is that the service is longer than we were used to. We attend Catholic mass which is only an hour. We were there about 1:45 and it still wasn't finished so we had to leave a bit early to get to a reservation. Highly recommend stopping in here for mass and worship!

Morris Brown AME Church on Morris Street in Charleston is a beautiful and historic church. Everyone…read morehere is very friendly and welcoming. I have had a really good experience every time I have been here.

It's an amazing way to live and worship the Lord. The people here are welcoming and working on…read morebuilding the kingdom. I always leave with more then I came with.

I originally attended Faith Summerville, but it is easy to get lost in a large church if you don't…read moreget plugged in right away. While going to Faith Summerville I attended a Bible study which a few members of the group were from Faith Goose Creek. They said a lot of great things about the Goose Creek campus so my mother who I cartake for and I checked it out. We are on week 3 and are loving it. It's small, but not to small and the preaching like Faith Summerville is on point. I'll keep you updated, but I'd recomend this church to anyone who asked looking for a good church to attend. Hope to see you there. GOD bless.

Yelp is for reviewing businesses, not theology, so I can only speak about the facility and grounds…read more Grace on the Ashley is my polling place for voting, and I've volunteered here on election day. The lines to vote here are always long (the Board of Elections needs to open another precinct), but the church is actually a great polling place. Parking is easy, free, and plentiful, with lots of space and seating inside. The building is very accessible for those with disabilities or senior citizens. Seniors sure do turn out for elections! Grace on the Ashley has a Blessing Box on campus. Anyone with extra non-perishable, non-expired food can leave it in the box. Those who are less fortunate can get food from the box. Lowcountry Blessing Boxes is a charity seperate from this church (and any religious affiliation), but Grace on the Ashley allows them to host a box on their property. Since this is a church with a school and kids ministry, hopefully the kids see others giving back and it sets a good example.

I went here for about 1 year while I was stationed in Charleston. I drove 40 miles to this church…read morefrom Goose Creek and found worship always centered on God and his word. It is not program-centered, entertainment-driven, or event-centered. Rather, this church is focused on God's glory and his gospel. The word is preached faithfully. People are kind and welcoming, living out the gospel. I am thankful to have gone here during my stay in South Carolina.

I have been participating in this wonderful church for almost a year now. We are new in town and…read morethe people of St. Peters have wrapped their arms around us, inviting us to participate with them at Connect groups and social events. The preaching is always thought-provoking and biblically based. I am inspired weekly to go deeper into my relationship with God. We love the Saint Peters app- it allows us to listen to the Pastor TJ Johnston's message again or for the first time if our life takes us away from St Peter's on a Sunday morning. The music is contemporary and led by worship leader and band that support the message of the week. We love praying through this music! I have prayed with these women about the concerns of our lives and felt their true concern. When one of us hurts we all hurt, we celebrate our joys and give thanks for the blessings of this life together.

On April 3, my husband and I visited St. Peter's with our 2 grade-school aged grandchildren. ALL 4…read moreof us were pleased, impressed, and happy with our experience. Everyone (greeters, staff, musicians, fellow worshipers) were friendly and very welcoming to us as 1st time visitors. The order of worship was casual though theologically sound so I think any Christian, regardless of denominational background, would feel comfortable participating. The music/singing was contemporary, though personally, I would have like one traditional hymn. The sermon, based on Mark 5:1-20,(Jesus casting out the demons at the Sea of Galilee) as excellent. The pastor explained the New Testament background then applied it to our lives today--all very well done! Communion followed, using matzos (with gluten free available), very appropriate during Lent. During Communion, prayer counselors prayed individually with those who desired prayer. During the sermon, our grandchildren attended Children's Church for 5-10/12 year olds. All in all, we definitely felt God's presence here; when we are in Mt. Pleasant on a Sunday, we definitely plan to attend again.

I love Grace Church. It is beautiful and welcoming. I've visited with my daughter and it's…read moreamazing. I llove all of the ceremonial parts of the service. The ministry is funny, kind, loving and I hope to visit again soon.

I attended a wedding at Grace Episcopal Church, so this review is not based on services or…read morereligious doctrine. The stained glass windows and architecture inside are beautiful. I found myself looking at each window and can see how it enhances the service experience for those who attend on Sunday morning. I also liked the kneeling stools because each had a different cross-stitched design, a unique and personal touch. For COVID precautions, Grace Episcopal is wonderful! Every other pew is closed, so you're socially distanced from others. The ribbons closing the pews fit well with the church's architecture. The church staff wear name tags to distinguish themselves from wedding guests. Hand sanitizer is provided at the entrance and exit, and masks are required. If you're looking for a church as a wedding venue or a socially distanced place of worship, this church is worth checking out.