Holy Trinity Reformed Episcopal Church

St. Mary of the Annunciation is a historic Catholic parish established in 1789, focused on welcoming new members and providing faith formation opportunities.

Church of the Holy Communion is an Episcopal congregation serving Charleston, South Carolina. Rooted in Scripture, tradition, and reason, this church offers beautiful liturgical worship and an inclusive community of faith.

Grace Church Cathedral is a growing and vibrant Episcopal community in Charleston, South Carolina, where we strive to be 'a light in the city'.

We are an independent Christian community of believers from all walks of life, followers of reformed theology, united in Christ's love through worship, prayer, fellowship, Bible study and caring ministry.

Charleston SDA Church is a community-focused congregation that shares the story of God’s unconditional love and redemption, emphasizing joyful worship and connection with God.

At Christ Church, our doors are open to all visitors. We believe a community of diversity and acceptance starts in a safe and inclusive place of worship. We proudly follow in the footsteps of Jesus Christ and are committed to a lifelong religious journey through His teachings.

St. James Episcopal Church is an Anglican parish in Greenville, South Carolina offering traditional liturgical worship with both historic Rite I and contemporary Rite II services. The church emphasizes sacramental spirituality, community fellowship, and pastoral care through healing prayer and seasonal celebrations.

Trinity Episcopal Cathedral is a place for transformation, where the community is empowered by the Word of God and characterized by love, learning, and action for the Good News.

St. John's Episcopal Church is an Episcopal Church rooted in the catholic faith, focused on creating a loving community through worship, service, and education since 1912.

Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church is situated in the vibrant West End district of downtown Greenville, where we gather to worship in the Anglo-Catholic tradition, witness to the life-changing implications of Jesus Christ’s reconciling love, and welcome all God’s children unreservedly into Christ’s Body, the Church.