Chadbourn Pentecostal Holiness

Nestled in the heart of Whiteville, NC, stands the magnificent Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church, a beacon of faith and community. The church's rich history dates back to [insert year], symbolizing a heritage of spiritual devotion and service to the local residents. With its classic architectural design and serene surroundings, this Baptist church offers a tranquil space for worship and reflection. Stepping inside Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church, visitors are greeted by the harmonious blend of traditional decor and modern amenities. The sanctuary, adorned with stained glass windows and ornate wooden pews, provides a peaceful sanctuary for congregants to gather in prayer and praise. The church's vibrant congregation, known for their warm hospitality and dedication to outreach programs, embodies the spirit of unity and compassion, making it a beloved pillar in the Whiteville community. Generated using this place's available information

Located in the charming town of Conway, SC, Gardner Eugene J Rev stands as a beacon of spiritual guidance and community fellowship. Nestled among the quaint streets, this church offers a tranquil sanctuary for worship and reflection. With its rich history and welcoming atmosphere, Gardner Eugene J Rev invites individuals to come together in faith and unity. The timeless architecture and peaceful surroundings create a space where all are embraced with open arms, fostering a sense of belonging and connection within the congregation. Generated using this place's available information

In the early 1950's a group of believers met in a series of tent meetings on the corner of Cumberland and Hope Mills Rd. In time, as the group grew, the local mill donated 2 acres of land on which the first house of worship was built. In the early 80's, the late Rev. James Wilson, built the church's second sanctuary. In the first 40 years of Cumberland's history the church saw its greatest growth during the leadership of Rev. Wilson's 19 year ministry. In 1987 Rev. Paul B. Keeter, Jr. became the senior pastor of Cumberland Church. After 6 years of continuous growth and no room for expansion, the church purchased 7 acres of land off of Bingham Drive in the city of Fayetteville. With the relocation of the congregation from the Cumberland district to the city of Fayetteville the church adopted the new name of Rivers of Living Water. Today, Rivers of Living Water is a thriving New Testament church. Bishop Keeter's unique ministry & preaching style has brought together believers of all colors and cultures. Rivers provides cultural groups with English language challenges an opportunity to worship in their native language. Rivers of Living Water has 3 ministry facility centers. The first is a 4, 800 sq. foot children's ministry center where over 100 children come together weekly to worship the King. The second is a state of the art youth center that ministers to over 70 young people weekly. The third is a first phase education/fellowship center which today serves as a temporary worship center. For the second time in 10 years Rivers is faced with the challenge to expand. In 2007 the church began its 24 month initiative to build its second sanctuary. In December, 2008 Rivers approved a proposal to begin the building of its 1400 seat worship center. If you are interested in becoming a part of the Rivers building fund you may send your tax exempt contribution to: