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New Grace Temple Church

Florence, SC

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644 S Jeffords StFlorence, SC 29506

Gathering: Sunday 9:30 AM (Sunday School)

When to go

Worship and gatherings

  • Sunday9:30 AM · Sunday School
  • Sunday11:00 AM · Morning Worship
  • Wednesday12:00 PM · Noonday Prayer
  • Wednesday7:00 PM · Bible Study

About

Summary

New Grace Temple in Florence, South Carolina, is a Pentecostal congregation led by Bishop Michael Cook. Known for its focus on divine power and deliverance, the church offers Sunday school at 9:30 AM and worship at 11:00 AM. The community emphasizes outreach through ministries like food pantry and prison visits. Visitors often describe the atmosphere as welcoming and anointed, with praise teams that enhance the worship experience.

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New Grace Temple, located at 644 South Jeffords Street in Florence, South Carolina, is a Pentecostal congregation led by Bishop Michael Cook. The church's mission centers on tapping into divine power through Jesus Christ, with a focus on deliverance and spiritual authority. Services include Sunday school at 9:30 AM and morning worship at 11:00 AM, alongside Wednesday noonday prayer and Bible study. The community is known for its outreach efforts, including a food pantry, clothing closet, jail ministry, prison ministry, and missionaries in nursing homes. Reviews highlight a welcoming environment where the spirit of the Lord is said to be moving, with praise teams that contribute to a vibrant worship atmosphere.

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New Grace Temple Church in Florence, SC, offers a Pentecostal worship experience centered on divine power and deliverance. First-time visitors may notice a structured yet welcoming atmosphere, with praise teams enhancing services and outreach efforts like food pantries and prison ministries reflecting the congregation’s community focus.

Pros

  • Clear service times for Sunday school (9:30 AM) and worship (11:00 AM) with additional midweek prayer and Bible study.
  • Welcoming environment emphasized in descriptions, with praise teams contributing to a vibrant worship atmosphere.
  • Outreach ministries including food pantry, clothing closet, and jail/prison visits demonstrate community engagement.
  • Family-friendly programming with Sunday school and events like Family and Friends Day.
  • Accessible contact information and dedicated website for event and ministry details.

Reviews from around the web

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  • Groot swag9 months ago

    This is a false church. They do conferences with false teacher TD Jakes. (CCFM). This "church" also has "women pastors". Here is how to respond to those who support the lie of female pastors- an attack on God's design for the church - Objections Answered - briefly Gal. 3:28 says, “There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither slave nor free man, there is neither male nor female; for you are all one in Christ Jesus.” This verse is not about women pastors and elders. It is speaking about salvation. Those who are “in Christ” are saved (Rom. 6:11; 8:1). Deborah (Judges 4,5) was an Old Testament Judge, not a New Testament elder/pastor in the church. Prophesying women (Acts 21:8,9) are not elders/pastors. Priscilla (Rom. 16:3,4), a fellow worker in Christ, is not said to be an elder/pastor. Phoebe (Rom. 16:1) is a servant (diakonos) of the church, not an elder/pastor. Note that Jesus came not to be served, but to serve (diakonos), (Mark 10:45). The government is called a minister (diakonos) of God (Rom. 13:4). Junia (Rom. 16:7, ) may have been a female apostle (not one of the 12), though this is debated. There were different kinds of apostles. Jesus is called an apostle in Heb. 3:1. Some apostles had authority to write scripture, and others did not. Still, even if Junia were an apostle, they are not for today since one of the qualifications of being an apostle is having seen the risen Lord (1 Cor. 9:1). The Chosen Lady of 2 John 1 is the church(elect), not a pastor/elder. What about a woman who says she is called by God to minister? Women ministering are fine – to other women (Titus 2:3-4). But, they are not to be in places of teaching authority over men in the church as the Bible clearly states in 1 Tim. 2:12-13; 3:15. Still, some say that it is okay for women to be pastors and elders because they claim to be called by God and also show fruit of that calling. So what? Having ability doesn’t equal calling. First of all, the teaching contradicts God’s word. God will not call a woman to teach and exercise authority over men – in the church -- when He has taught otherwise (1 Tim. 2:12-13; 3:15). Remember, he says the elder (pastor/teacher per 1 Tim. 5:17) is to be a MAN of one woman! (Titus 1:6, “husband of one wife” is literally “man of one woman.”) Second, appealing to a “calling” and manifested “fruit” is equivalent to making doctrine based on experience. Since when does experience dictate biblical truth? All “feelings” and “callings” and “experiences” must be submitted to scripture, not scripture to your “feelings” and “callings” and “experiences”! Otherwise, you will end up in error (See 2 Thess. 2:3). Again, how can a woman be in a place of authority as a pastor/elder in the church and not violate the non-cultural command of 1 Tim. 2:12-13 where Paul clearly says he does “not allow a woman to teach or exercise authority over a man...for it was Adam who was created first, then Eve”? She cannot! Remember, Paul says it is because of the created order of Adam before Eve – before there was any culture. Again, he is giving instruction to the Christian church on how it is to operate (1 Tim. 3:15)! Furthermore, it doesn’t matter if a woman pastor and/or elder is under the authority of her husband who might be a pastor, or even some other male pastor, when she “preaches” and “teaches.” She is still in a place of authority over men in the church which, again, contradicts what Paul clearly teaches in 1 Tim. 2:12-13. Think about it. What does the Bible say? Third, people often cite other verses out of context and in opposition to 1 Tim. 2:12-13 and Titus 1:5-7 and thereby set scripture against itself. The result is getting 1 Tim. 2:12-13 to say the opposite of what it actually says. Essentially, they use other scriptures to justify a change of the meaning of the text from “I do not allow a woman to teach or exercise authority over a man...” to, “I do allow a woman to teach or exercise authority over a man...”

  • Chirlene Keith4 years ago

    I am growing in this ministry. Surrounded around believers who are the epitome of what love is. God is love and that’s what they show. The True word of God is being teach there and life living as.

  • Terrence Smith6 years ago

    Service was good. The praise team rocked. And the food for family and friends day was awesome.

  • D'Ayana Jones9 years ago

    This is an anointed place of worship, where the word of God is flowing through the atmosphere!

  • Elizabeth George8 years ago

    The spirit of the Lord is definitely moving thru this organization. !

  • Kimberly Patterson7 years ago

    Blessed People of God. I love visiting this church.

  • Russell Barber6 years ago

    I was welcomed and acknowledged with the upmost of respect.

  • Ashley Mcknight2 years ago

    ALWAYS ENJOY THE FELLOWSHIP!!!!

  • Jack Keith4 years ago

    The Holy Ghost Headquarters

  • Kyrah Davis2 years ago

    I’m

  • Twana Durant9 years ago

    The Spirit of God is in that place

Services and facilities

Services

  • Food Pantry
  • Clothing Closet
  • Jail Ministry
  • Prison Ministry
  • Missionaries In Nursing Homes
  • Evangelism
  • Family And Friends Day

Facilities

  • Transportation Assistance

Events and programs

  • House of Hope

    Monthly

    Monthly gathering led by ministry teams

  • Bus Trip

    August 8

    Trip to Savannah, GA

  • CAGE Ministries Event

    August 29

    Event at 4 PM

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