interesting church and history of this group of people who sought religious freedom to America and made an important contribution to the city of Charleston. More

The best part of our tour was the quite funny member leading the tour as part of the House and Garden tours. He was very informative and had an easy to hear voice and his little quips made it quite interesting in a very long day of touring. More

A beautiful church in a city filled with beautiful churches! A lovely volunteer gave a nice history of the congregation and the reason it exists. Peaceful and quiet. More

Early architectural example of the first religious settlers of Charleston. Maintained nicely. More

Like many of the old chruches in Charleston this church won't disapoint. More

A fabulous example of Gothic Revival architecture that has a great story in every part More

I was headed for St. Phillip's which I found closed and passed by this church and there were 2 volunteers at the door so I stopped by. They were very gracious and happy to give me a history of the church. There is a very bright blue chandelier hanging - not an original, but custom made in Germany by a... More

This is one of the oldest churches in the colonies! A ton of history along with this church and it's inpact on Charleston. Check it out! More

This church along with several others in the old part of Charleston are well worth a short stop. Stroll the grounds outside and peek inside if they are open. In most cases the inside of the churches aren't that intersting, but the cemeteries that surround them and the outside archatecture are well worth a visit. More