Church by the Sea

I don’t personally attend church, but regarding their thrift store…..I can’t say enough good things about this place!

First and foremost, the staff is absolutely fantastic. They go so above and beyond, one of the staff members always saves paints and art supplies for me, knowing I am a full time Etsy seller. :) They’re very thoughtful and you can tell they are there because they enjoy what they’re doing, and it’s really refreshing.

Both shops have fantastic prices and great quality items. There’s never a need to filter through junk while you’re shopping. There are lots of beautiful, upscale items on the housewares side for some of the best prices of any local thrift store. The linens are especially fantastic. The clothing side almost always has a a great sale running like all items over $5 are $2 etc. I’ve literally purchased what would easily be considered a whole new wardrobe of almost all name brand pieces (probably more like 2 times over!) for under $100. I’ve even scored a Michael Kors leather tote for around $10.

It’s absolutely worth the stop at the ATM because they’re cash only, and adjusting your schedule since they’re hours are limited, to shop both of these great stores. I absolutely recommend them over any other thrift shops in the area!

A wedding ceremony for Jason and Serena was held here on Saturday, June 4th, and it was EXCEPTIONAL!! Pastor Jeff could not have been more succinct in the Message of God's covenant of matrimony. A blessing for all who attended, assisted, and enjoyed. Please committ your next wedding to take place at this beautiful church, where God is in the midst here. 🙏⛪

Friendly church with a good message. Attended while on vacation.

Pastor Jonny delivered an excellent sermon today talking about God's wisdom being the source of a happy life and being available to us through the word of God in the Bible.

Lovely little non-denominational church that combines traditional architecture with contemporary music & audio/video facilities. (Oddly, the stained glass windows included images from both scripture & imperial/colonial history.) The building vaguely resembles a hen, and the church is light-hearted enough to play on that perception with their logo.