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  Outstanding group of people, historic church, traditional service, beautiful grounds and the list goes on. I live in Atlanta now but return to it from my sons house at Folly Beach every time I visit.

  Added April 30, 2017 by Jim ory
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  I have been baptize, confirmed & married in this church. Will leave this world there too. Was the first female acolyte. Love this church!!!

  Added April 13, 2017 by renee zauner
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  I cannot comment on St Andrews as a place to worship; my review is based on visiting the grounds and church as an historic site and tourist attraction. The grounds are beautiful and the church is one of my favorites in Charleston. In the spring the church hosts a tea room as a fund raiser. If you just want to take in a beautiful and historic location in Charleston, this is worth the drive.

  Added February 13, 2017 by Jon Edge
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  I'm a member, great Youth group. They do great friends. Everyone is welcomed. Folks say we are to theological, we'll kinda the point of following rules.

  Added July 28, 2016 by John Butler