Churches in Williamston, NC
30 churches in and around Williamston, North Carolina. Denominations include Baptist (3), Non-denominational (2), Episcopal (1), United Methodist (1), Church of Christ (1). You'll also find 3 Christian ministries, food help and schools listed below.
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- Back Swamp Church
- Barnabas Baptist ChurchBaptist · 2326 Bonnie Best Road
- Belmont Church1445 Belmont Church Road
- Bethany Church
- Calvary Church
- Chapel Hill Church
- Church of the AdventEpiscopal · 112 West Church Street
- Church on Fire MinistriesRegistered nonprofit
- Community ChurchNon-denominational
- Everetts Baptist ChurchBaptist
- Goddard Hill Church
- Higher Hopes House of PrayerRegistered nonprofit
- Holly Springs United Methodist ChurchUnited Methodist
- Holy Trinity Church
- Jericho Endtime Apostolic Church of ChristChurch of Christ · Registered nonprofit
- Liberty Baptist ChurchBaptist · 101 Chesson Drive
- Liberty Christian CenterRegistered nonprofit
- Lily of the Valley Church
- Love N Fellowship MinistriesNon-denominational · Registered nonprofit
- Profound Truth MinistriesRegistered nonprofit
- Riddicks Grove Church
- Saint James Church
- Saint Marks Church
- Shiloh Church
- Siloam Church24644 US-64
- Spring Green Church1074 Spring Green Road
- Tabernacle of the WordRegistered nonprofit
- Total Life Changes MinistriesRegistered nonprofit
- Vernon Church4145 Wildcat Road
- Wilson Chapel
Christian help & ministries in Williamston
Frequently asked questions
How many churches are in Williamston, NC?
Gather in Jesus Christ lists 30 churches in and around Williamston, North Carolina, with addresses, websites and directions where available.
What church denominations are in Williamston?
The most common are Baptist (3), Non-denominational (2), Episcopal (1), United Methodist (1), along with 1 other denomination.
Where can I find a food pantry or soup kitchen in Williamston?
1 Christian food ministry is listed in Williamston, including Friends of God Ministries. Hours change often, so call ahead.
How do I choose a church in Williamston?
Look for faithful teaching centered on Jesus Christ and the Bible, worship that helps you draw near to God, and a community where you can grow and serve. Visit two or three times and ask about a newcomers' class.