Christ Fellowship Church, Augusta, GA - Augusta (GA)

Elizabeth Barnett visited here on Friday night with a friend in recovery. The River Gathering meets here every Friday night and I love coming here myself even though I am not in recovery. Good News is doing a great service allowing The River Gathering to meet here every Friday. Hundreds of people worship and give praise to God .

Licia What a wonderful experience here with my brothers and sisters in Christ! Bro. Wesley T. Leonard gave a powerful message. Thank you Trent & Charquita Mitchell for the invite.

IcyRock Witchu Hats off to them for not only being a friend of National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Augusta, but also for hosting a lot of community events. I find that many Protestant congregations like the Methodists, Presbyterians, and Lutheran tend to be a little more progressive when it comes to social justice and doing for the community than sometimes my home Baptist churches. If other denominations are doing it, they are not advertising it well, but Reid Memorial does a good job of announcing their community events with banners placed outside and announcements by website, email, and newspaper to the community so they are always well attended.

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

Martin Schwerzler From the first day our family went to this church, it was warm, welcoming and accepting. We wanted to find a place where our son and his husband would be comfortable and St Pauls is the perfect place. Its more than just a place to go to church. We love the music and the choir and it has a joyous feeling about it always. If you havent been to St Pauls recently you really need to give it a try. We have two great reverends, Eric and Kimberly. And there are plenty of opportunities to get involved in the community and do some good works. You can help out anywhere from arranging flowers, to helping provide food to those in need, or even helping to welcome all the Iron Man participants that join us every year for a pasta dinner before the race. Please consider joining us one Sunday and I promise you wont be disappointed.

Tracey Perdue This is my “home” church where I grew up, and my parents still go. I visit any time I’m back in town, and I love seeing all the friendly faces- some new and some old. The reason why this church shines is because of it’s heart. The pastor and the people really care about others and have a giving heart to everyone around them. They are thoughtful in all that they do in making sure that they speak and preach the Bible accurately and with humility. They live out their faith too - they aren’t just talk. All walks of life are accepted here. The services lean towards the traditional style of hymns and the sermons are deeply steeped in theology, yet are applicable to life. Pastor Mark has a quirky sense of humor and helps you feel at ease. This is an excellent church that clearly loves Jesus!

Loriana Pope-Mathis I attended a candidate forum...Most informative...Sanctuary very clean and comfortable....

Maria Klingel Great, people and place for worshipping. Everyone treat you like a family member.

G. Q. Brathwaite The atmosphere is warm and comfortable... The Pastor and all the preaching, and teaching is Bible based. Sunday School is enlightening as well as being instructional. And Bible Study is good enough that they have one around noon time, and another at 6:30 in the evening. Theres a good group of children who seemed to be very engaged in the church life, with Sunday School, a chorus and a liturgical dance group.