Saturday evenings on the Historic Campus are a time to casually gather for Scripture reading, Biblical messages, prayer, and the singing of hymns and praise songs led by a band of acoustic guitars, keyboard, tambourine, and vocalists. Communion is offered weekly at this evening service which gets its name from 1 Thessalonians 5:28 – The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you.

A traditional liturgical service is held on Sunday mornings beginning at 8 am with the ringing of the bell from the bell tower on the banks of the May River. The faithful gather each week to participate in the reading of Scripture, Biblical messages, singing of traditional hymns, recitation of prayers and creeds, and sharing Communion at the altar.

Sunday mornings when the bell tolls at 10 am, the Church gathers for a service offering a blend of both traditional and contemporary styles through Scripture reading, Biblical messages, the singing of hymns and more contemporary songs, the reading of prayers and creeds, and the sharing of Communion at the altar. During the service a nursery is available for infants and toddlers, along with a children’s program created for younger children from preschool through the 4th grade. The children join their families for Communion during the service.

Docents are on the Historic Campus to allow visitors to have a guided tour on Monday through Thursday from 11 am – 2 pm. If you are planning a visit, please call (843-757-2661) ahead because these hours are subject to change if we have funerals or special services during the regular docent hours. Holy Honey will also be sold during these times or can be purchased at our Parish Offices (491 Buckwalter Parkway) from 9 am – 4:30 pm Monday through Thursday and 9 am – Noon on Fridays.