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Seacoast Church - Columbia

Columbia, SC

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631 Sparkleberry LnColumbia, SC 29229

Gathering: Sunday 10:00 AM

When to go

Worship and gatherings

  • Sunday10:00 AM

About

Summary

Seacoast Church in Columbia, SC, is a Protestant congregation offering Sunday worship at 10:00 AM. Known for its welcoming, diverse community and practical, spirit-filled worship, the church provides ministries for children, students, and families. Learn more about the Columbia campus.

Details

Seacoast Church in Columbia, SC, is part of a multi-campus Protestant church network. The Columbia campus offers Sunday worship at 10:00 AM and emphasizes a welcoming, diverse community where visitors can experience practical and spirit-filled worship. The church provides a range of ministries, including children’s programs, student ministry, and small groups, to help individuals grow in their faith and connect with others.

The campus features a café, bookstore, and facilities for events and community outreach. The church also supports outreach initiatives such as the Dream Center Clinic, food pantry, and street ministry.

Newcomers are encouraged to participate in small groups and the Growth Track program to deepen their understanding of the church’s mission and culture.

For more details on services, events, and ministries, visit the Columbia campus page.

From Faith Near Me

Seacoast Church - Columbia offers a welcoming, diverse community centered on practical, spirit-filled worship. First-time visitors can expect a 10:00 AM Sunday gathering with ministries for children, students, and families, alongside outreach initiatives like the Dream Center Clinic and food pantry. The campus’s café, bookstore, and small-group programs provide additional opportunities for connection and growth.

Pros

  • Clear Sunday worship times at 10:00 AM
  • Welcoming environment with diverse community focus
  • Comprehensive ministries for children, students, and families
  • Community outreach through clinics, food pantries, and street ministry
  • Facilities include café, bookstore, and event spaces
  • Small groups and Growth Track programs for deeper engagement

Cons

  • Website provides only basic information with limited depth

Services and facilities

Services

  • Children'S Ministry
  • Student Ministry
  • Small Groups
  • Care Ministry
  • Dream Center Clinic
  • Food Pantry
  • Street Ministry
  • E3 Mentoring

Facilities

  • Café
  • Bookstore
  • Sanctuary
  • Classrooms

Events and programs

  • Adopt-A-Block

    Second Saturday of each month

    Community outreach and service in the Ferndale area.

  • Street Ministry

    Monday, Thursday, and Friday

    Providing meals and support to individuals in need.

  • Dream Center Clinic

    Free health and wellness services for the medically underserved.

  • North Charleston Food Pantry

    Every Thursday

    Food distribution for those in need.

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