St. Paul’s Summerville (Anglican)

Name: St. Paul’s Summerville (Anglican)
Telephone: (843) 873-1991

316 W Carolina Ave, Summerville, SC 29483, USA

St. Paul’s Anglican Church in Summerville, SC, is a welcoming Christian community deeply rooted in Anglican heritage. The church offers a variety of worship services each Sunday, including traditional and contemporary options, as well as special events throughout the year. With a focus on creating a spirit-filled environment, St. Paul’s provides opportunities for individuals of all ages to connect, grow, and serve together. Visitors are encouraged to join for worship and discover a supportive spiritual family.

Vacation Bible School 2026

Roll up, roll up, VBS is coming to town! Join us July 20–23 from 5:30 – 8 p.m. as St. Paul’s transforms into a Christ‑centered circus full of wonder, worship,…

Holy Week Events & Celebration

Please join us throughout Holy Week as we gather for a series of meaningful services and events. Holy Week invites us to walk with Christ through his profound journey. It’s…

Lent Begins February 18

Lent kicks off on February 18 and we invite you to participate with St. Paul’s! Lent, a 40-day season of fasting, prayer, and repentance, prepares us for the Holy Week.…

chari Bembrey
Beautiful place . Wll not GO back didn't feel some of the Staff . Not help to find building 😕 keep being told the White building. All buildings are White. I'm lost people just watching Us walk around . My grandsonsaid. They made Us walk thru Cemetery ! 5 years old Opinions!
Carole Miller
There annual tearoom is always lovely. We were a party of 9 and it took quite a lot of kerfuffle to seat us as the biggest table seats 8. We were eventually seated and were VERY well taken care of by the lovely volunteers. I highly recommend the tomato pie and one of our group had the trio of salads, chicken, fruit and shrimp. She said all were really good. Highly recommend 👌
Mi BG
Went to a fundraiser tea there..very friendly people.
John Libertino
Great church, great congregation. We had tried to go to the traditional services but found them a bit dry (I was brought up catholic, but this seemed even drier to my sensibilities), but we went to the contemporary service and really loved it. The various preachers we have heard have been very insightful and there have been some interesting guest preachers. There is a true feeling of shared joy amongst the parishioners and a very genuine sense of devotion to Christ.
Lisa
It was my first time there for the tea room lunch (only done once a year). Fabulous home cooked meal and the desserts are ausom! They should do that a few more times a year.