Family friendly Fort Mill church (Rock Hill, Lancaster: 2010, house, live)

[marndt]

We go to Eternal. It has a very young crowd and filled with music. They also have child watch and great coffee.
We meet inside the YMCA at Baxter Village.

[Jerry.Knode]

We attended Forest Hill in Charlotte for 7 years during our son's high school years. It was a great church.
When a friend of my wifes invited us to Lakeshore Christian Fellowship in Tega Cay (former community church in Tega Cay) we found what we had been looking for for over 17 years. An outstanding Bible teaching pastor, unbelievable contemporary music services, unigue & exciting children's/youth ministries. Home groups and special emphasis activities that have never ever dissappointed us. I can honestly say it is the BEST!! Check them out at www.Lakeshorecf.com:)

[carolinawebdesign]

We have been attending North Rock Hill Church for about 4 months and love everything about it, from the pastor's sermons, (which are to the point yet Bible based), the children's programs, weekly groups, etc. It is a very family oriented church, non denominational. They are right now on India Hook, but are building a new place on Mt. Gallant in Rock Hill. They currently have three services on Sundays. Very warm, welcoming, contemporary Christian music... We would love to see you!

[scpink5]

Not sure if anybody has mentioned Cornerstone. I dont know anything by personal experience, but my boyfriends parents go there and they say good things about it. They just built a new church, it's off 160 on Dam Rd. Right next to the new Texico. Pretty nice building. Not sure what denomination it is though.

[justgayle]

Hi, I will be moving to the Fort Mill area soon. Does anyone attend St. Philp Neri? Input? Thank you, Gayle

[groove1]

Originally Posted by justgayle

Hi, I will be moving to the Fort Mill area soon. Does anyone attend St. Philp Neri? Input? Thank you, Gayle

I do not, but I did attend there annual Italian festival over the summer and it was wonderful. It's actually the largest church by membership in Fort Mill.

[bibit612]

Originally Posted by justgayle

Hi, I will be moving to the Fort Mill area soon. Does anyone attend St. Philp Neri? Input? Thank you, Gayle

I do attend St. Philip Neri. They are looking to build a church, although I don't know where yet. Parishioner census right now about 2000 and climbing...well exploding...it being the only Catholic Church in Fort Mill. I find the parish friendly, and the pastor very funny. He regularly acknowledges newcomers and visitors from out of state at the end of every service. I think you would like it here. Some people actually from Ballantyne attend service here as St. Matthews is very large.

[lovemycats]

Fort Mill Church of God is family friendly. They are an incredible youth ministry with a choir and drama, lots of different "Sunday School" groups to choose from, one of the best preacher's in the South. I have taken several friends from Baptist, to Methodist, etc., who loved it.

No sleeping in their services! You'll love it!

[slm928]

First Baptist in Rock Hill is ruthless in its recruiting methods. You show a little interest and you get bombarded.

[Girl]

Originally Posted by slm928

First Baptist in Rock Hill is ruthless in its recruiting methods. You show a little interest and you get bombarded.

We felt that way about First Baptist of Fort Mill. ONE visit and we were getting mail from them every other day for over a month. We finally called and left a scathing message telling them to stop or else.