Saint Bartholomew's Episcopal Church
North Augusta, South Carolina
Contact & Location for Saint Bartholomew's Episcopal Church
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Service Times for Saint Bartholomew's Episcopal Church
Sunday 10:00 AM
Worship Service
From the church’s website · checked Oct 2026
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Services are streamed online
What their website says
We are live on Facebook and Youtube every week.
Programs & Ministries at Saint Bartholomew's Episcopal Church
About Saint Bartholomew's Episcopal Church
Saint Bartholomew's Episcopal Church in North Augusta, South Carolina welcomes visitors into a community committed to helping people grow in faith, connect with others, and serve with purpose. The church explicitly embraces all people without exception and fosters healing and wholeness in the surrounding communities it serves, including North Augusta, Aiken, Augusta, and surrounding areas. Whether you're new to faith or seeking to deepen your relationship with Jesus, the congregation offers a place for you. With both in-person and online worship options, flexible entry points for spiritual growth, and comprehensive children's ministries, St. Bart's creates an accessible environment for families and individuals at any stage of their faith journey.
First-Time Visitor Info for Saint Bartholomew's Episcopal Church
Dress Code: Not specified — please contact the church directly. Service Format: Sunday worship at 10:00am offers in-person or online participation (streamed live on YouTube and Facebook), with Centering Prayer at 8:30am and Sunday School at 9:00am; nursery services are available for young children. Visitor Tips: Arrive at 471 W Martintown Rd, North Augusta, SC 29841; a friendly VIP host will greet you and answer questions upon arrival. You can also join online from anywhere using a smartphone, computer, or smart TV. Service bulletins are posted by Thursday before each Sunday service on the online worship page.
Groups & programs
History & building
Founded in 1951
In 1951, a group of forty-five people gathered for the first Holy Communion of the church. A year later, the first worship service was held in the original church building.
What their website says
In 1951, a group of forty-five people gathered for the first Holy Communion of the church.
Ministry, leadership and visit details above come from the church’s own website. They can change, so please confirm with the church.
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