Welcome! We are so glad you found us online and are considering a visit with us! No matter what you've been through, we want to provide a safe place where you can ask questions and discover the grace, hope and forgiveness Jesus Christ offers to everyone.
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​If you are planning on visiting with us, here is some information we believe will be helpful in answering some questions you may have before you arrive.

What is the service time?

Sundays at 10:30 AM

Where do you meet?

​Our public Sunday services are held on the Citadel's campus in downtown Charleston (campus is open to the public, so don’t be intimidated by the guard at the front gate! Just drive right by 😀). The address is 171 Moultrie St, Charleston, SC 29409. Services are held in the Bond Hall Auditorium.
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Just follow the signs and you will be greeted and directed by our welcome team! Also, see map at the bottom of the page.

Please note - due to COVID-19 restrictions, we may be meeting at a different location on a certain Sunday. Please contact us at hello@uptownchs.org to confirm our meeting location.

Why do you meet on the Citadel's campus?

As a new church plant, we have not yet grown to the stage of owning our own building. We have strategically chosen to rent a space on the campus of the Citadel due to its central location in Wagener Terrace and safe environment.

Where do I park?

There is visitor parking in front of the building all along Lee Avenue in front of the building.

What is there for kids?

At Uptown, we believe that the best way for kids to mature in their faith is for families to grow closer to Christ together. The most crucial witness for a child regarding the truth of Christianity is a parent who knows Christ and makes Him known. That’s why we have decided to have a family discipleship approach to Sunday mornings, and have kids sit with their parents during the service. 

What is a Sunday service like?

Our church will worship through music, prayer, giving, and the preaching of God's Word. The music often contains great hymns of history while blending in some of the newer praise music of today. Messages are clear, applicable to life, and come straight from the Bible.

What do I wear?

Clothes - seriously. There is no "dress code" in our family. You'll find that our people dress in a range from comfort, to casual, to formal. God's interested in your heart more than He is what we're wearing.

Will you ask me to stand in front of the church since I am a visitor?

Some churches have a time where visitors stand and introduce themselves - we don't do that. Our hope is that you'll feel welcome, not singled out. The only thing we ask during announcements is for any visitors to fill out a Connection Card after service so we can say thank you.

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