Visit
1100 N Cashua DrFlorence, SC 29501Gathering: Sunday 9:15am (Sunday Worship)
When to go
Worship and gatherings
- Sunday9:15am · Sunday Worship
- Sunday11:15am · Sunday Worship
- Wednesday7:00pm · Student Gatherings
About
Summary
NewSpring Church Florence is a vibrant congregation in South Carolina offering Sunday services at 9:15 and 11:15am, with a welcoming atmosphere for all ages. Known for its KidSpring children's ministry and Fuse student programs, it emphasizes community and spiritual growth. The church's Kingdom Mentality extends to local partnerships like House of Hope.
Details
NewSpring Church Florence, located at 1100 N Cashua Dr, serves as a multi-generational congregation with a focus on community and spiritual development. The church offers Sunday services at 9:15 and 11:15am, with additional Wednesday gatherings for students through Fuse. KidSpring provides age-appropriate programs for children, including a Mother’s Viewing Room for infants and SpringZone for children with individual needs.
The Florence campus is led by Billy Dillard IV, who emphasizes outreach and community renewal. The church's Kingdom Mentality is reflected in partnerships with local organizations like House of Hope and Lighthouse Ministries. Visitors are greeted with free coffee and a welcoming environment, as noted in reviews, with special attention to newcomers through hazard light parking and umbrellas during rain.
NewSpring's Care resources address topics like addiction and depression, supported by trained volunteers. The church's Vision 2030 outlines long-term goals for growth and community impact.
From Faith Near Me
NewSpring Church Florence offers a welcoming, multi-generational environment with Sunday services at 9:15 and 11:15am, complemented by kid-friendly ministries and student programs. First-time visitors may appreciate the hazard light parking designation, free coffee, and umbrellas for inclement weather, alongside a focus on community partnerships and spiritual growth initiatives like Kingdom Mentality.
Pros
- Sunday services at 9:15 and 11:15am with additional Wednesday student gatherings
- Age-specific ministries including KidSpring for children and Fuse for students
- Welcoming newcomer features like hazard light parking, free coffee, and weather-ready umbrellas
- Community-focused outreach through partnerships with local organizations
- Care resources addressing topics like addiction and depression with trained volunteers
- Clear long-term Vision 2030 goals for growth and impact
Cons
- Loud worship music may require earplugs for comfort, as noted in facility details
Reviews from around the web
Public comments we collected from listing sources. Not written on Faith Near Me.
- Deb Sa month ago
The best church I have been to in years. They have amazing kids ministry, classes without the year, it's so much more they offer.I love Newspring. Everyone gets the same teaching throughout each campus. They care about our salvation, they care about your marriage, they care about your relationship. I love that they target the youth! We need peopled churches in these days and time to redirect them from the world.The worship service is amazing. No shame, no judgment just people of GOD worshiping together. Overall GREAT experience.
- TRUDY ANDREWS9 months ago
I’ve been going since they were at the Civic Center. It’s great to be able to grab a coffee before you sit down. Everyone is friendly and welcoming. The music is louder than most churches, but if you have a problem with it, you can get ear plugs, which my husband wears every Sunday. We like all the pastors. We especially like when Billy preaches at our campus. I feel like the rotation for preaching helps them have more time to prepare for their sermon. I appreciate the videos of seeing the churches as they open in more areas. I like to participate in back to school and Christmas for kids who need it. It is a large Church compared to the one I grew up going to, but I appreciate the casual dress. When you attend regularly, you find yourself sitting around the same people weekly, which gives you a comfortable feeling. They have small groups you can participate in. They also have an area for small children, KidSpring during the Sunday service. They have Fuse for older kids a night during the week. Everyone is welcome! If you don’t go to church or are looking for a new church, please give NewSpring a try.
- Emily Winkelera year ago
I’ve been attending NewSpring for years, and one of the things I appreciate most is how genuinely accepted I’ve always felt, especially being part of a non-traditional family. There’s never been any pressure to fit a mold or become an official member; I’ve always felt just as welcome and included as anyone else. Another thing I love is their multiple campuses. I travel back and forth between Charleston and Florence regularly, and it’s such a blessing to be able to stay connected with the same sermon series no matter where I am. The consistency across campuses makes it feel like one big family, even when I’m on the move. I also have to say, we absolutely love KidSpring! The volunteers are incredible and it’s clear that safety is a top priority. Every volunteer must pass a background check, and children are never left alone with just one caretaker. For parents who feel more comfortable keeping their children with them, the church welcomes that too. But KidSpring also offers age-appropriate classes that teach children about Jesus on their level in a fun, engaging way. The church itself is extra secure, with police officers on rotation every Sunday. It creates a safe environment where you can worship without fear and focus on connecting with a like-minded body of believers. What really stands out is how NewSpring has embraced modern technology, livestreams, online resources, apps, while staying deeply rooted in the Bible. They don’t water anything down. Every sermon is grounded in Scripture and often backed by historical context, adding depth and clarity to the message. It’s clear they’re committed not just to relevance, but to truth. I also appreciate that they rotate pastors for preaching. This brings a variety of perspectives and prevents any single bias from dominating the message, which keeps things fresh and balanced. NewSpring has truly created a space where people from all walks of life can feel at home, grow in faith, and stay connected, even with a busy lifestyle. I’m so thankful for this church!
- Karma Cometh11 months ago
Once upon time, Jordan & Carmen were leaders. Carmen ran a bible study. It’s not a secret that Carmen had favorites and was aggressive with others. In one incident, knitting during group caused her to fly off the handle. Turns out the girl being reprimanded had ADHD and it was a coping mechanism. (Carmen’s support of special needs ends with what directly matters to her). Any failure to perfectly complete assigned work was met with cold shoulders or called out in front of the group (her favs got a free pass). There is a difference between accountability and public peer humiliation. Private information collected in one-on-one prayer time was weaponized. Eating disorders highly encouraged - “pray before eating an M&M”. They may not currently be in this church, but the behavior needs to investigated as more stories come forward.
- Kathy Scherrer7 months ago
This is such a welcoming place. It’s clean, inviting and there’s free coffee!! The people feel like family.
- G3 years ago
I love this place! The best church I've found in SC! To be fair, I was hooked when we walked into the hall with coffee before service. I loved the casual, come as you are environment. But what I loved most of all was the great sermon. It was a sermon that simply presented the gospel of John in a way that was easy to understand and easy to apply to my life.
- Cristie Cabrera3 years ago
We went after our neighbor told us about their experience. We went thinking we'd see some nice stain glass windows and long wooden pews. Imagine our surprise when we pull into the parking lot of what looks like warehouse. If you're new, you turn on your hazard lights and are flagged to a specific spot. When we went, it was raining. We parked and started making our way in. Here comes an attendant to greet us and give us a huge umbrella. Great touch! We walk in and are immediately greeted by two other attendants. They give us some information, take our names, and direct us to the refreshment stand. Another great touch. We grab a delicious coffee, tip the attendants, and head to grab our seats. The band was rocking, the AV equipment was amazing, and the sermon was powerful. Afterward, some people stayed behind to say "hello" and tell us about other things of the church. My boyfriend is interested in the Men's Group and my teenage daughter is interested in Fuze, which meets on Wednesdays. We will be back ❤️🥰
- Lisa Tonioloa year ago
I love this church!!!! I have been going since they were at the Civic Center. Amazing people who welcome you and free from a judging feeling. Come as you are...... 😀 …
- Easter Williamsa year ago
My Husband, My Sister and I experienced so much LOVE, WELCOME, the warmth in this place is so amazing. Everyone are so comfortable with their attire,casual. Great true Bible teaching.
- quitta gregg2 years ago
Well my grandchildren love ❤️ fuse on Wednesday notes with youth group awesome. Myself I am coming on Thursday Nite with Sisterhood whenever I can. Awesome Campus pastor and his beautiful wife. Awesome praise 👏 and worship giving all the glory to the Father GOD. Awesome teachings and ministering the Gospel to saved and unsaved alike. Local and international all are welcomed guess. Ms Jackie our group leader and Christy and others. By the way if come earlier much coffee and juice and water served in the fellowship and talk to anyone
Services and facilities
Services
- Kidspring (Children'S Ministry)
- Fuse (Student Ministry)
- Care Resources
- Discipleship Groups
- Kingdom Mentality Partnerships
Facilities
- Mother’S Viewing Room
- Springzone
- Guest Services
- Parking With Hazard Light Designation
- Free Coffee Available
- Earplugs Available For Loud Music
- Umbrellas Provided In Inclement Weather
Events and programs
August 21 Days of Prayer & Fasting
Annual
Prayer and fasting initiative in August to pray for God's movement in Florence.
Encounter Worship Night
Occasional
Worship night event featuring music and community worship.
Discipleship Groups
Ongoing
Community groups focused on spiritual growth and connection.
Connect
- Contact page
- Open contact page

