Cornerstone of Faith Ministries - augusta - Augusta (GA)

Michael Jenkins This church family is just what we as Christians need for fighting against the evils of this this world.

Andrew Austin Weve been members of Good Shepherd for about 10 years and love the whole experience. The Episcopal churchs mission, theology, and welcoming nature are definitely influential, but its the people at Good Shepherd that have kept us there.

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.

alex howard This is my home of worship. It was great to return to services in the sanctuary after a long period of restoration that occurred during Covid-19.

Victor Edwards Pastor Codwell just wanted to personally say thank you and the entire congregation at Cornerstone of Faith Augusta Georgia USA thanks for your Prayers and Magnificent service the Spirit of the living God rest upon His Holy Temple thanks for treating me like a family member we all been knowing each other forever because of Calvary Supernatural blessings in JESUS Name Amen

Saling Mark Beautiful church on a hill. Parking is limited but it spills over across the street. The deacon gave an insightful homily on the Prodigal son. It was moving as well as informative. There is a large cry room for late arrivals, children and sick people.

Delbert Williams I want to say that brother earl and Mike are 2 of the finest men I have had the pleasure of knowing. I have known them many years. Have even had the pleasure of speaking to the congregation.1984. I know the Lord is doing great things with them both

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.

Brittany Maddison I started coming to NLNA summer of 2022 and to say that this church changed my life is an understatement. I was as bitter as one could be, filled with church hurt and anger but the pastors here truly lifted me up until I could stand on my own faith. I am incredibly thankful to be able to call New Life North Augusta my church. Thank you Pastor Steven and Tina for loving me through my struggles and for providing a safe and loving atmosphere to be able to worship the Lord!

Scott Thomsen My wife and I had the privilege of being part of this incredible church community for an entire year while stationed here at fort gordon, and it truly became my spiritual home away from home. From my very first Sunday, I was welcomed with genuine warmth and kindness that made me feel like I belonged. Joining the choir was one of the most rewarding decisions I made during my time here. The music ministry is exceptional, with talented musicians and singers who pour their hearts into worship. Our weekly rehearsals became something I eagerly anticipated—not just for the beautiful music we created together, but for the fellowship and friendships that developed. The choir directors passion for worship and dedication to excellence inspired us all to grow both musically and spiritually. The Sunday Bible study sessions were consistently enriching and thought-provoking. The teaching was biblically sound yet accessible, creating an environment where both new believers and seasoned Christians could learn and grow together. The discussions were always engaging, and I appreciated how different perspectives were welcomed and explored with grace and wisdom. What sets this church apart is the genuine sense of community that extends far beyond Sunday services. The regular community events—from potluck dinners and game nights to service projects and seasonal celebrations—created numerous opportunities to build meaningful relationships. These gatherings felt natural and joyful, never forced or obligatory. The pastoral care and leadership demonstrate authentic concern for each members spiritual journey and personal well-being. Whether celebrating milestones or walking through difficult seasons, the church family consistently shows up with love, support, and practical help. The worship services themselves are spirit-filled and meaningful, with excellent preaching that challenges and encourages. The atmosphere is welcoming to visitors while maintaining the depth and reverence that long-time members appreciate. This church has created something special—a place where faith grows, friendships flourish, and everyone can find their place to serve and be served. Its been a blessing to be part of this community.