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Greater Bibleway Church Of Georgetown

Georgetown, SC

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1518 Hawkins StGeorgetown, SC 29440

Gathering: Sunday 11:00 a.m. (Morning Worship)

When to go

Worship and gatherings

  • Sunday11:00 a.m. · Morning Worship
  • Sunday5:00 p.m. · Evening Worship
  • Sunday9:45 a.m. · Sunday School
  • First Saturday of Every Month8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. · Intercessory Prayer
  • Monday – Friday9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. · Church Hours

About

Summary

The Greater Bibleway Church of Georgetown is a Pentecostal Apostolic church located at 1518 Hawkins St, Georgetown, SC 29440. Serving the community since 1976, the church offers Sunday School, Youth Programs, and dynamic worship services. The congregation emphasizes welcoming all and is led by Bishop John Smith, Jr. Visitors describe the experience as heartfelt and spiritually uplifting.

Details

The Greater Bibleway Church of Georgetown is a Pentecostal Apostolic church located at 1518 Hawkins St, Georgetown, SC 29440. Founded in 1976, the church is led by Bishop John Smith, Jr., who has served the community for decades. The church emphasizes welcoming all individuals, with a mission to ensure that 'everybody is somebody' and Jesus Christ is Lord.

The church offers a variety of programs including Sunday School, Youth Programs, Adult Bible Classes, and a licensed Day Care for working parents. Worship services include uplifting praise and worship, prayer for the sick and community, and an inspirational message from the pastor. Communion is held on the first Sunday of every month.

Facilities include a dedicated worship center and a day care center. The church is actively involved in the community, supporting organizations like the United Way, Friendship Place, and Miss Ruby's Kids.

The Greater Bibleway Church of Georgetown is known for its warm and welcoming environment, with visitors often describing the experience as heart-touching and the pastoral team as friendly and approachable.

From Faith Near Me

Greater Bibleway Church Of Georgetown, led by Bishop John Smith, Jr., offers a welcoming Pentecostal Apostolic community rooted in Georgetown, SC. With services emphasizing spiritual uplift and programs for all ages—from Sunday School to youth and adult classes—the church fosters a family-oriented atmosphere. Its commitment to community outreach and clear, structured worship times create an accessible experience for first-time visitors.

Pros

  • Established congregation serving Georgetown since 1976
  • Welcoming environment emphasizing 'everybody is somebody' inclusivity
  • Family-friendly programs including Sunday School, youth ministries, and licensed day care
  • Clear, publicly listed service times and intercessory prayer sessions
  • Active community partnerships with local organizations
  • Dedicated facilities for worship and family needs

Reviews from around the web

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  • Rozalind Watkins7 years ago

    A heart touching experience one will never forget. Pastoral team and members were friendly and very welcoming and the presentation of God's Word was easy to find understand.

  • james butler7 years ago

    Great place to worship and be free.

  • channie canteen7 years ago

    Great worship experience.

  • Mr. Teon Singletary7 years ago

    Great people and great service!!!

  • Kenesha Hemingway10 years ago

    I love it

  • Dean Nesbitt6 years ago

    We are A Family!!

  • Marleny Fossil girl7 years ago

    Soso

Services and facilities

Services

  • Sunday School
  • Youth Programs
  • Adult Bible Classes
  • Day Care
  • Intercessory Prayer

Facilities

  • Worship Center
  • Day Care Center

Events and programs

  • Intercessory Prayer

    First Saturday of Every Month

    A time for prayer for the sick and the community.

  • Communion

    Monthly

    Held on the first Sunday of every month.

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