St James Episcopal Church

Saint George Greek Orthodox Cathedral is an Eastern Orthodox Christian community in Greenville, SC that traces its apostolic connection directly to Christ through the Apostles. The church welcomes people of all ethnic backgrounds to participate in worship and deepen their understanding of Orthodox faith and practice.

Rocky Mount Missionary Baptist Church is devoted to building relationships within and beyond the church, following Jesus and sharing His love with the community.

Northgate Baptist Church seeks to create a community where people can belong and start anew while undergoing a season of transition and revitalization.

Mt. Sinai Baptist Church, established in 1869, serves as a nurturing community built on worship, fellowship, discipleship, ministry, and evangelism, rooted in the Christian faith and history of former slaves.

First Presbyterian Church in Greenville, SC, is dedicated to serving the community through faith and outreach activities.

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.

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.

St. Stephen's Episcopal Church is a racially integrated congregation that strives to be a 'house of prayer for all people' by living into the commandment to love your neighbor as yourself, embodying inclusivity and radical welcome.

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.