Churches and Cathedrals in Bluffton

"Located at 25 West Oglethorpe Avenue The result of King George II’s desire to have a place of public worship in 1755, the Independent Presbyterian Church was built on the site granted by the King. However, it was completely destroyed by fire in 1889. Two years later, the church was reconstructed as near to the original design as possible and the marble baptismal font, which survived the fire, is still in used in the church today."

"Established in 1868 as a living monument to John and Charles Wesley, we are privileged to receive visitors from around the world who desire to worship in this beautiful setting. The beautiful memorial windows of European stained glass were in place, each one dedicated to one of Methodism’s historic personalities. The “Wesley Window”, which faces the pulpit from the rear balcony, shows life-sized busts of John and Charles Wesley, and at the top of the window a globe bears John Wesley’s famous utterance, “The world is my parish”."

"Wesley Monumental United Methodist Church has the distinction of being Savannah's first Methodist church. It was originally established in 1807, and situated at the corner of Lincoln and Oglethorpe until members of the congregation purchased a new space for it on Telfair square. Here, they built Trinity church."

"St. John's Episcopal Church was founded in 1841 in an attempt to increase the Episcopal presence in America. Its very first members were converts from the Anglican Christ Church, and its first rector was the notable Right Reverend Stephen Elliott. The building itself was designed by architect Calvin Otis in a Neo Gothic style, and built between 1852 and 1853."

"1 West Macon Street, west side of Madison SquareOfficial website. The origins of St. John’s Church lie in Savannah’s other early Episcopal Church, the Christ Church. In 1841, Christ Church’s congregation split, the new St John’s congregation formed that year."

"Savannah’s Lutheran Church is one of the city’s most beautiful and historied places of worship. Its origins lie in Savannah’s early Salzburger community, Protestant exiles of Salzburg who arrived in the city in the 1730s. Some of the Salzburgers stayed in Savannah, the rest forming their own settlement of Ebenezer not far away."

"Ascension congregation is one of the oldest in Savannah, dating back to 1741. The building itself wasn't completed until 1878, after a string of other temporary churches were built on the current church's lot. It is a combination of Norman and Gothic styles, designed by architect George B. Clarke in 1875."

"They now have a semi-permanent tent set up in what used to be the front parking area. And it’s actually pretty nice!"

"Panini’s On the Waterfront is an elegant restaurant serving upscale menu offerings in a casual environment. It’s listed as an Italian restaurant but the seafood offerings are nothing short of amazing. If you’re a shrimp lover then you’ll definitely want to check out their selections of seafood prepared with an Italian twist."

"Hip rooftop bar offering specialty cocktails & new American bites with river views. If you are a local looking for somewhere to visit and feel a little touristy or if you’re showing your friends a good time this venue would fit the bill. Best Spot in the House: Grab the very corner seat for a perfect view up and down the river."

"Located above the Cotton Sail Hotel, its modern design and international menu offers you a new experience in an old city all while getting to watch the sunset."

"One of the most historic and gorgeous destinations in Savannah is Oglethorpe Square. It’s home to our historic inn, as well as the renowned Owens-Thomas House. Considered one of the most sophisticated homes in Savannah, the Owens-Thomas House is one place you do not want to miss."

"Live Oaks is a family-oriented park with an incredible playground, a covered oyster shed with a fireplace and barbeque pit, tennis courts, a basketball court, and a lighted roller hockey rink."

"The Henry C. Chambers Waterfront Park is located in downtown Beaufort along the waters of the Beaufort River. The multi-acre park provides a breathtaking view of the Beaufort River, the Woods Memorial Bridge, the western tip of Lady's Island, the eastern side of Port Royal Island and the northern tip of Parris Island. Shade trees swaying in the sea breeze provide a relaxing atmosphere."

"Off Bay Street, this park is a great place to survey the scene. Trendy restaurants and bars overlook these seven beautifully landscaped…"

"Iron steps lead down from Factors Walk to the Riverfront, a row of 19th-century warehouses now occupied by shops and restaurants. This is a popular area day and night with old-style candy stores, like River Street Sweets that sells fresh fudge and other treats; unique art galleries; and souvenir vendors. Excellent views of the port and suspension bridge can be had from here or from Hutchinson Island."

"Most of the stores here are owner-operated, which means you will get the best attention and service—and you may just find a new friend along the way. You will be amazed by the laid-back, friendly atmosphere while shopping in Beaufort, SC, for that special gift. When it’s time to take a break, head to one of the delicious restaurants, ice cream eateries, or coffee shops."

"Located just outside of downtown, off of 21, the Beaufort Town Center is a shopping hub that offers access to the top retailers, brands, outlets, and eateries. Its prime location just off the main highway makes it a one-stop-shop for all your needs."

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