Asbury Memorial Church

About this church

Asbury Memorial Church is an inclusive Christian congregation at 1008 East Henry Street in Savannah. Sunday worship begins at the unusual but longstanding time of 11:15 a.m. and is also shared online. The church's mission invites all people to develop spiritually, use their talents, grow in faith, and love, serve, and celebrate God, one another, and the community. Worship draws deliberately on music, drama, liturgical dance, and visual art, reflecting the conviction that creativity is part of bearing God's image and engaging the whole person.

Organized in 1909, Asbury placed its sanctuary cornerstone in 1921 and added an education building in 1954. After attendance fell to roughly 25 people by 1990, the congregation renewed itself through inclusiveness, fine arts, and a positive presentation of Jesus' message. A community theatre continues that artistic identity. Stephen Ministers provide trained, confidential Christian care for people facing grief, illness, divorce, job loss, or spiritual struggle. The 11:15 start originally allowed a shared pastor enough travel time after another service and became part of Asbury's character. Visitors can expect a creative, welcoming service rather than a conventional low-church format, with recordings available to preview beforehand.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 25, 2026. Sources: Asbury Memorial Church · Sunday Worship · Church History · Stephen Ministry

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