Church of the Cross — Attraction in Bluffton

The Church of the Cross is a beautiful and historic church located in Bluffton, South Carolina. The church was built in 1857 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The church is known for its Gothic Revival architecture, its stained glass windows, and its pipe organ.

The church is a great place to worship, learn, and grow. The church offers a variety of services and programs for all ages. The church is also a great place to connect with the community. The church hosts a variety of community events throughout the year.

If you are looking for a church that is beautiful, historic, and welcoming, then I highly recommend Church of the Cross. You will not be disappointed.

Here are some of the things that I liked about Church of the Cross:

The architecture: The church is a beautiful example of Gothic Revival architecture. The stained glass windows: The church has a beautiful collection of stained glass windows. The pipe organ: The church has a beautiful pipe organ that is played during services. The community: The church is a welcoming and inclusive community. Overall, I had a wonderful experience at Church of the Cross. The church is a great place to worship, learn, and grow. I would highly recommend it to anyone who is looking for a...

With all the churches I've been to around the world (airline pilot), this is the most Christ-centered church I've ever experienced. The clergy are exemplary at their jobs and are true intellectual and Biblical scholars. There are Saturday night as well as Sunday morning services that range from traditional, contemporary, as well as a mix of services spread among three campuses. During the week there are always activities and courses offered to the congregation members to quench their hunger for more knowledge and blessings. One feature of the historic campus is the tradition and history of the campus (over 175 years!). Thank you...

This Church is a must to visit at least once, if you are in Old Town Bluffton, S.C. It's a one of a kind and worth learning of its history, which you can. It also is on beautiful grounds and within a few steps of a grassy knoll overlooking the life stream of Bluffton, the beautiful and bounty May River. On the way from town, to the Church you can't help but notice the charm and feel the history of the homes and buildings going back in time. It's all really charming and helped me say - "I want to live in Bluffton"...