Ankise Miheret Bata Lemariam Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church

St. Nektarios is a Greek Orthodox Christian community within the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America, dedicated to continuing Christ's ministry of salvation through Gospel proclamation, sacraments, and loving service to God and mankind.

St. Thomas Evangelical Lutheran Church in Charlotte is an ELCA congregation that seeks to be a community empowered by God through worship, learning, service, and love for all people. They are committed to offering freedom of worship within the liturgical tradition while embracing diversity and welcoming all.

Providence Baptist Church is a Cooperative Baptist Fellowship congregation focused on placing Jesus Christ at the center of everything, both as a community of faith and as individual followers.

Paw Creek Presbyterian Church is a community-focused congregation dedicated to honoring the past, connecting children and youth with Christ, and unconditionally helping others in their community as they walk together in Christ.

The Episcopal Church of the Holy Comforter is dedicated to making worship simple, holy, lively, and engaging, embracing everyone on their journey of faith.

Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church is a spiritual home for approximately 400 families, rooted in the traditions of the Orthodox Christian faith and under the jurisdiction of the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople.

Saints Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church has been preaching Orthodox Christianity to the Sandhills region of North Carolina since 1954, offering worship centered on the Holy Trinity through the Divine Liturgy and rich Orthodox traditions.

Saint Nicholas Orthodox Church is part of the Orthodox Church in America (OCA), where Orthodox Christians from various cultural backgrounds worship together. They focus on community support and engaging services.

St. Basil the Great Romanian Orthodox Church is part of the Romanian Orthodox Archdiocese in America and invites the community to partake in the Divine Liturgy every Sunday.

A Russian Orthodox Church (ROCOR) in Charlotte, North Carolina under the Eastern American Diocese, offering divine services in both English and Church Slavonic. The church is named after the miraculous Icon of the 'Reigning' Mother of God and is currently in the process of raising funds for a new church building due to parish growth.