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First Baptist Church of Cayce is a gospel-centered community on a mission, believing that Jesus is superior to everything else. Through the death and resurrection of Christ, they are reconciled to God and each other, living in community and inviting others to know Him. With Sunday gatherings at their location on Holland Ave, Cayce, they come together as a church family to worship. Additionally, they meet in smaller community groups throughout the week to discuss and apply the teachings of Jesus.Generated from the website

Nestled in the heart of Cayce, SC, New Life Baptist Church stands as a beacon of faith and community. Its inviting brick exterior and towering steeple make it a recognizable landmark in the area, drawing both locals and visitors alike. The warm glow of its stained glass windows invites passersby to step inside and experience the sense of peace and belonging that permeates the sanctuary. With a rich history dating back decades, this Baptist church has been a cornerstone of spiritual life for many in the community. From Sunday services that inspire with powerful sermons to midweek gatherings that foster connections and support, New Life Baptist Church offers a welcoming space for individuals and families to come together in fellowship and worship. Whether seeking solace in times of need or celebrating life's joys, this church provides a nurturing environment where all are embraced with open arms. Generated using this place's available information

Here at All Saints' our mission is living and sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ. We are located in Cayce, South Carolina, on the west side of the Congaree River adjoining South Carolina' capital city, Columbia, on the eastern side. It is less than three miles from the State House, the downtown business section, the University of South Carolina' main campus and the Diocesan House of Upper South Carolina. The first congregation met in a building on State Street across from B/C High School. In December 1960, ground was broken for a building on property on 12th St. in Cayce -- our present Parish House location. The first service was held on May 28, 1961. In 1973, All Saints dedicated its present Church. The parish house is named in honor of Rev. Winfield Smith, our first rector.