Visit
2940 Concord RdAnderson, SC 29621Gathering: Sunday 9:15 AM (Sunday Worship)
When to go
Worship and gatherings
- Sunday9:15 AM · Sunday Worship
- Sunday11:15 AM · Sunday Worship
- Wednesday7:00 PM · Student Gatherings
About
Summary
NewSpring Church of Anderson, SC, is a Protestant congregation offering Sunday services at 9:15 and 11:15 AM, with a focus on community and worship. The church provides KidSpring for children and Fuse for students, emphasizing outreach and discipleship. Learn more.
Details
NewSpring Church of Anderson, SC, is part of a larger network with 13 campuses across South Carolina. The Anderson campus, located at 2940 Concord Rd, offers Sunday services at 9:15 and 11:15 AM, with student gatherings on Wednesdays at 7 PM. The church emphasizes community, worship, and discipleship, with programs like KidSpring for children and Fuse for students. The Anderson Campus Pastor, Allen Cothran, leads a team focused on cultivating a welcoming environment. Campus details and staff information are available online. The church also partners with local organizations to support community initiatives. More details.
From Faith Near Me
NewSpring Church in Anderson, SC, emphasizes community, worship, and discipleship with Sunday services at 9:15 and 11:15 AM. First-time visitors may notice welcoming staff, family-focused programs like KidSpring and Fuse, and facilities designed for accessibility, including a Mother’s Viewing Room and SpringZone for children with special needs.
Pros
- Clear Sunday service times and student gatherings at 7:00 PM on Wednesdays.
- Family-friendly ministries including KidSpring (children’s programs) and Fuse (student outreach).
- Accessible facilities with dedicated spaces for infants and children with individual needs.
- Community-focused initiatives and partnerships with local organizations.
- Coffee stations and casual, approachable atmosphere.
- Part of a multi-campus network with 13 South Carolina locations.
Cons
- Teaching approach prioritizes personal revelation over scriptural authority for some congregants.
- Limited website detail on theological distinctives or doctrinal stance.
Reviews from around the web
Public comments we collected from listing sources. Not written on Faith Near Me.
- Victoria Kostner Randolph5 months ago
- huge red flag: female preacher. In her first sermon she claimed that personal gifting & special revelation trumps what she knew to be the clear teaching of Scripture: that women should not hold authority over men in the church. - teaching does not go deep. Most Christians stay about 3 years and then realize they are stagnating; those who seek to grow tend to leave - the problematic view of Scripture (ie that our own experience, feelings and ideas about what God is telling us can trump His clearly revealed Word) leaves this church open to all kinds of heresy and false teaching— keep watch to see where and how else they begin to slide in future years. The Lord never allows His word to be mocked.
- Neil Greathouse7 years ago
Very helpful staff and engaging community. This church has helped grow our leaders through conferences, training and continued support. They’ve got some of the best pastors I know & powerful worship draws you in.
- Bon Voyage2 months ago
Not an actual church. More of a social club for the public-school sort of pleb. I guess they're trying to copy the Catholic Church with all their campuses? Or the Mormons? No clue. But this is about as far removed from traditional Protestant Christianity as you can get.
- Ashlea9 months ago
I have attended NewSpring since 2009. We love it. KidSpring is absolutely amazing. The volunteers and staff at KidSpring are the best. My daughter is autistic and she was struggling at many other places, but in Spring Zone she thrives. The volunteers show Jesus through their commitment to be there every week and love for my family. My daughter loves dancing and singing to all the KidSpring songs and curriculum. The sermons and music at the services are Bible driven and each speaker is gifted and relatable. The music and worship was the reason I started attending NewSpring, but the Jesus lead sermons, Bible teaching, leaders and connection is the reason I have stayed. Definitely recommend.
- Kristy Raap8 years ago
Amazing church for all ages! Such a great atmosphere. Wonderful music and worship. Glad to call Newspring home for me and my family.
- Steve Beard9 months ago
Me and my wife have been going to church our entire 59 years on this earth and the last 16 at NewSpring have meant more to our spiritual growth than previous 43 combined! It has also been great for our 2 sons coming up through KidsSpring and Fuse. We LOVE it and it's a big reason we want to stay in this area!
- Joy C6 years ago
We were visiting from Virginia for Anderson University parents weekend. We enjoyed the visit. I really liked the welcoming atmosphere, greeters, the coffee stations and the creamer. The worship leader was amazing, and it was obvious he was filled with the Holy Spirit. Our church is involved with the Clayton King's ministries through Crossroads Summer Camp. The message about Home To Win was a win. Great message brought by the Pastor Brad Cooper. Thanks for a great welcoming visit.
- Boe Greene11 months ago
The people and staff are A+. Childcare is A+. Was a faithful goer to this church for a couple of years and all and all had a great experience. However the concerns I personally had that may not be a problem for others, but important to know for seekers. I left after the Sr. Pastor played the intro to Guns N’ Roses and Metallica in the sanctuary at the start of his message, personally I cannot attend a church that would expose a whole congestion to that music. Many of the teachings from various pastors include references to secular movies and music that personally I wouldn’t sit down and ask Jesus to watch with me let alone encourage a congregation to watch. These may not be your convictions and if not you’ll love this church and congregation!
- J G9 months ago
The 1909 Scofield Reference Bible didn't just offer commentary; it installed a new political operating system into a large segment of American Christianity. Its footnotes hardcoded the belief that the modern state of Israel is a direct fulfillment of prophecy. This created a simple, powerful command: support Israel to secure divine blessing. As a result, complex geopolitical realities in the Middle East are processed through this rigid, century-old script, making support for specific policies less a matter of nuanced debate and more an act of programmed obedience. A theological update from 1909 continues to run on the hardware of modern politics, shaping foreign policy perspectives on autopilot.
- Ashley Shawa year ago
There's no better church in SC! Its hard to find a church home when you have children with special needs and disabilities. NewSpring not only has special needs programs (SpringZone and FuseZone) but they truly LOVE my kids. The church is in constant communication with us to ensure our boys feel welcomed and loved, while learning about Jesus in the best environment for them. It's a huge church, but every staff member and volunteer work hard to make it feel small and personable. We love calling NewSpring "home!"
Services and facilities
Services
- Kidspring (Children'S Ministry)
- Fuse (Student Ministry)
- Discipleship Groups
- Baptism
- Membership
- Community Outreach
Facilities
- Mother’S Viewing Room For Infants
- Springzone For Children With Individual Needs
- Coffee Stations
Events and programs
Co-Ed Discipleship Group
Aug 2, 2026 - 5:00 PM
Men's Discipleship Group
Aug 5, 2026 - 6:00 AM
Women's Discipleship Group
Aug 6, 2026 - 7:00 PM
Connect
- Contact page
- Open contact page

