This Cathedral is so amazing that you can just sit there and take in all the beauty. We went when…read morethey had prayers going, so we sat quietly and listened to the pastor. I'm not religious but I figured it couldn't hurt, and we got to see the beautiful Cathedral as it was designed! The building is magnificent from the outside, but the details inside are so hard to believe. I am a lover of the architectural beauty in buildings, and this cathedral did not disappoint.

A beautiful Catholic Church. The stained glass is gorgeous as is the architecture. Worth a visit if…read moreyou enjoy this type of thing. It's closed between 11:30 and 1:00 for mass everyday.

This a friendly non-denominational church. The senior Pastors, Corey and Tomekia Williams, are very…read morecompassionate and mission minded. I have had the opportunity to truly love God and love people here! The church offer local and international outreach. From serving at a local food bank to a yearly missions trip to Nicaragua! Come to a place that you will feel welcomed and have a space to worship God and serve people!

Great experience. The professionalism I've witnessed at the very beginning motivated me to visit a…read morefew more times. I encourage you if you're looking for a place to fellowship, try out Impact Church. They're purpose driven, God oriented, and headed in a great direction!

We attended 'The Journey' a Christmas season special event. While there are late afternoon…read morematinee's, the evening is best for experiencing this event. And, it is special. Apart from a religious experience, even those seeking just a flesh and blood interpretation of the 'Birth of Christ' event will probably be clown away by the sights, sounds, smells and experience of recreating the fundamental event of the arrival of Lord Jesus. You'll walk about a half mile total along cleared paths as if walking the journey to pay the tax King Herrod demanded of all residents of his lands at this time. Biblically and historically accurate, this interpretation adds real-life elements that will put you in the event itself. Well worth your time, and participation. Prepare to time travel and hopefully gain better closeness with the season.

Compassion Christian Church truly lives up to its name. It's a welcoming and vibrant community with…read morea heart for people and a passion for sharing God's love. With multiple locations, there's a place for everyone, and plenty of seating to make you feel comfortable. The coffee bar is a great touch, and there's always ample parking--super convenient!

What a Beautiful church! It was built in 1800. It's the oldest standing church in Savannah. I…read moreattended the 12pm Good Friday service. Its definitely a church to visit in Savannah.

What a great church. You should come, be my guest, and expense how God is moving here.read more

This Church forever changed my life. It took my…read morerelationship with Jesus to another level ! I was filled with the Holy Spirit here, Pastor Ford is an amazing Pastor, man of God! His worship team and staff members are anointed people they usher in the presence of God every time. May God pour out his blessings on this church making Savannah a place of revival. I encourage everyone to come visit this church!

A modern growing christian church. Progressive music and Christ centered, bible based preaching…read more There's a lot of churches in Savannah, but this one is different. Services are on Sunday mornings 9am and 11am. The people are super friendly. Come give it a try.

Fine church service. Leadership is the worst thing in the world. 20s and 30s leader is driving…read moreeveryone away. Attend but never get close. Putting in my notice soon. Not sure how they keep anyone here.

If you are looking for a church family and a pastor that preaches the Word of God, this is the…read moreplace you belong. I came 25 years ago and have never left.

While visiting Savannah, we stopped by Bull Street Bapitst, and what a great call!…read more The membership is older and they seemed to happy to have some youngsters in the crowd. Everyone was so welcoming! The service was great, with very traditional music, a great sermon, and just a great overall feel. I highly recommend the church, and will definitely visit again next time I am in Savannah.

Beautiful church and beautiful history. Warm and welcoming. A place to worship in when I am in…read moreSavannah

I found this beautiful church since it was right across from my brunch spot for the day, The…read moreCollin's Quarter. I couldn't help but stare at it to see its every beauty and detail. I can't get over that it was built in the early 1800's. In the front, you will catch a sign about Lowell Mason. He played music here in the 1800's. You can also see more of his background on the picture. It is also hard to believe that this church was in the Forrest Gump movie when the feather falls from above, that is here. Now I want to watch the movie again!

Friendly. Hospitable. The people attending this church ENJOY each other and the cold water bottles…read moreand coffee so appreciated. They sing with gusto; everyone is eagerly taking sermon notes and they are busy (per screen) planting churches, reaching all generations and the whole service was sweet from music to the expository (thru the book) sermon (great applicational points) and they seem welcoming for REAL. Pastor seems to be humble servant leader. When in Savannah, I would definitely visit again!!

I found the service less than inspired, the praise music not compelling, the sermon explanatory but…read morelacking in message. There were no prayers for the gathered or the world. My main disappointment, howwas a welcome I failed to receive. At the beginning of the service, the pastor instructed everyone to greet their neighbors in the pews, and that was the last anyone acknowledged me. The congregation (which skewed to young families and where seniors like me seemed to only be in attendance as part of a multi-generational family unit) were friendly with each other but not welcoming. There was mention of a "welcome table," however, as an introvert, I was not inclined to seek it out. There was no fellowship following the service.