Others Near Augusta,GA
First United Pentecostal Church - augusta - Augusta Vivi Suarez: Love this church and its congregation. My mom found this place, and we followed and have felt so welcomed since we first came, and now its our church too. Weve made beautiful friendships, even my 6 yr old, and wouldnt go anywhere else. Now my other sister is coming too. Its so nice to have my whole family coming here to congregate and listen to the true word of God and feel Him in this place. Definitely recommend this church if youre looking for a church. And on their fb page, they put their services on live too if you cant make it.
Truth Church of Augusta - Hephzibah MaShonda Tennyson: Church was awesome & the love thats shared from the leaders, and members is unbelievable, if you are broken, hurt, depression, or if you need a touch from God to restore you, I promise Truth Church of Augusta is the place to come, its the POWERFUL ANNOTATING fill in that place... A great woman of God 1st lady & a Powerful man of God her husband, I salute them both for ALLOWING God to use them both.... the name of their church body speaks for itself....TRUTH CHURCH!!!
Thankful Baptist Church - augusta - Augusta Debra Cooper: Attended Ordination Service for two of my friends. We attended elementary school together. Great Message from Pastor. Powerful Fellowship! Theres a sweet spirit in the atmosphere!
Joyous Celebration!!
Pastor Debra
Springfield Baptist Church - augusta - Augusta StevePotts: I applaud the members and those who have supported this Historic church over the many years. The park across the street provides a lot of detail on the events that have occurred and the struggles the members have endured throughout time
Redemption Church - augusta - Augusta Lynn Corbaley: A warm, welcoming place where you can relax and truly enjoy church. Excellent music, good teaching, friendly people of all ages, and no pressure.I have truly enjoyed my visits to this church. Now that I have moved here, I plan to make it my regular church.
Break Free Augusta - Augusta Saved by Grace: Great church that you can call home. Anointed worship and praise service.
Prophetic message from Gods throne of grace and mercy.
All church members are friendly.
The pastor, wife, and family members are very friendly and godly. This is the best church in Augusta based on my opinion and experience with other churches.
Unity of Augusta - Augusta Christopher St Paul: This is a special church, in my book.
I participated in a Sunday-morning service while on business in Augusta, and it was a cherished experience - though, not for the typical reasons. Yes, the church was great, from the warm, friendly congregation, to the uplifting music, to the charming, classical building itself. However, what truly set this church apart was the substance of the service. Specifically, there was truth present in this place (as I perceive truth, at least).
This authenticity was evident in several aspects of the service in question: in the powerful and practical message (which was, I sensed, delivered with utmost sincerity, and authority); in the undivided attention of the congregants; right down to the subtle, unseen "energy" of the place. Every facet of the church oozed true positivity and pure intention, in a keen manner which, in my experience, indicates the influence of genuine wisdom. The pastor even held an open discussion on the message and its meaning (and, not just in a perfunctory manner, either); personally, this was the first time Ive ever witnessed such an exchange, even among other Unity locations Ive attended.
In a word: this church is a "rare animal."
My thanks goes out to everyone at Unity of Augusta, for nourishing me during my time in the area. Please, continue this most important work.
Yours in love,
C St Paul
Greater Augusta Apostolic Church - Grovetown Lisa T: Worst neighbors, EVER. I am so glad I am no longer part of that neighborhood. Extremely intolerant and although they love to say how "Christian" they are, do not practice neighborly love or tolerance.
Im a Buddhist. Of course they hate that, which is wild, because Buddhism is about love and compassion. Everyone in the neighborhood has had negative interactions with them. The stories are wild! They are very hateful towards anyone who is "not them".
They are an unhappy, petty, and miserable people. The pastor is unhappy because at some point, property behind the church was sold to build their building and thus, carries that anger around with him.
I lived behind the church for over 6 years. What a nightmare. Small examples of the pettiness: I put up small pride flags for support on my lawn and they came under of cover of night and took them down. They popped the balloons on the sign on the street for directions to my wedding. The county owns and maintain the road. They called the police on a black neighbor because she put up a teepee for her kids to "camp" over a holiday during COVID on the PUBLIC ACCESS overlooking the pond (they werent fishing IN the pond). How petty is all that?
And we all know how white cops treat our black neighbors in GA.
We had a boundary line dispute that I couldnt get a lawyer anywhere to touch because they "are a church in Augusta, GA".
Im so thankful to put these people behind me. "Christian" indeed.
