St. Michael's Church

St. Michael's Church is an Anglican church in Charleston, SC, serving a multigenerational community across the Charleston area. The church offers worship services, family ministry, baptism, mission outreach, congregational care, and prayer, with a mission to transform hearts through Jesus Christ in the Holy City, the Hurting Coast, and the Hungering World. It is rooted in the Anglican tradition and part of the Anglican Diocese of SC within the Anglican Church in North America. The church is located at 71 Broad Street in historic downtown Charleston, near prominent landmarks including City Hall, Charleston City Hall, the Daniel Ravenel House Marker, The Four Corners of Law, the Henry Timrod public artwork, and Washington Square Park, all within a short distance. With a 4.70 rating based on 357 reviews, St. Michael's Church holds a strong local reputation, reflected in consistently high customer ratings and a long-standing presence in the community. Its history dates back to the Revolutionary War era, making it the oldest church edifice in Charleston and the site of the first Anglican Church built south of Virginia. The church continues to serve as a spiritual and historical anchor in the heart of downtown Charleston.

Services:

• Bible Studies
• Family Ministry
• Mission Task Force
• Small Groups and Discipleship Programs
• Worship Services