Presbyterian Churches in Augusta, GA

Cliffwood Presbyterian Church is a PCA congregation in Augusta led by Geoff Gleason. Sunday school begins at 10 AM, followed by worship at 11 AM; evening worship is at 5:45 PM. Services include Scripture, prayer, hymns, psalms and preaching within a reverent Reformed liturgy. Nursery and age-group Sunday classes support families, while children are encouraged to worship alongside their parents. Fifth-Sunday fellowship meals and elder-led shepherding groups offer opportunities to get to know the congregation.

First Presbyterian Church of Augusta is a PCA congregation founded in 1804 in downtown Augusta. Morning worship follows a formal liturgy with Scripture, prayer, congregational singing, choir music and preaching; evening worship has a more contemporary style. Sunday school and adult communities serve a broad range of ages. Families can take part in children's and youth ministries, while Hand in Hand helps people with disabilities participate in church life. Bible studies, pastoral care, practical support, foster and adoptive family support and local and global outreach are part of its ministry. Westminster Schools of Augusta is a church ministry with a separate school campus.

Lakemont Presbyterian Church in Augusta is part of the Presbyterian Church in America. Sunday worship includes verse-by-verse Bible preaching, prayer and hymns from a hymnal or contemporary arrangements of classic hymns. Sunday school serves all ages, and home Gathering Groups offer devotion, prayer and fellowship on Sunday evenings. Nursery care, Children's Church, Armor Kids and youth gatherings serve younger families, while college students, young adults, men, women and retired adults have additional opportunities for Bible study and community.

First Presbyterian Church of Augusta is a PCA congregation founded in 1804 in downtown Augusta. Morning worship follows a formal liturgy with Scripture, prayer, congregational singing, choir music and preaching; evening worship has a more contemporary style. Sunday school and adult communities serve a broad range of ages. Families can take part in children's and youth ministries, while Hand in Hand helps people with disabilities participate in church life. Bible studies, pastoral care, practical support, foster and adoptive family support and local and global outreach are part of its ministry. Westminster Schools of Augusta is a church ministry with a separate school campus.

Lakemont Presbyterian Church in Augusta is part of the Presbyterian Church in America. Sunday worship includes verse-by-verse Bible preaching, prayer and hymns from a hymnal or contemporary arrangements of classic hymns. Sunday school serves all ages, and home Gathering Groups offer devotion, prayer and fellowship on Sunday evenings. Nursery care, Children's Church, Armor Kids and youth gatherings serve younger families, while college students, young adults, men, women and retired adults have additional opportunities for Bible study and community.

First Presbyterian Church of Augusta is a PCA congregation founded in 1804 in downtown Augusta. Morning worship follows a formal liturgy with Scripture, prayer, congregational singing, choir music and preaching; evening worship has a more contemporary style. Sunday school and adult communities serve a broad range of ages. Families can take part in children's and youth ministries, while Hand in Hand helps people with disabilities participate in church life. Bible studies, pastoral care, practical support, foster and adoptive family support and local and global outreach are part of its ministry. Westminster Schools of Augusta is a church ministry with a separate school campus.

Lakemont Presbyterian Church in Augusta is part of the Presbyterian Church in America. Sunday worship includes verse-by-verse Bible preaching, prayer and hymns from a hymnal or contemporary arrangements of classic hymns. Sunday school serves all ages, and home Gathering Groups offer devotion, prayer and fellowship on Sunday evenings. Nursery care, Children's Church, Armor Kids and youth gatherings serve younger families, while college students, young adults, men, women and retired adults have additional opportunities for Bible study and community.