Churches in Cumberland County, NC

Here at Snyder Memorial we are big on worship, family, spiritual growth and missions. Snyder has always been an adventuresome church, trying out new things while holding on to traditional values. We know different people have different tastes so we provide choices in worship styles. We know that people

Methodism started in Fayetteville around 1788 through the efforts of Reverend Henry Evans and Bishop Francis Asbury. African American lay preacher Henry Evans built the 1st Methodist meeting house on Cool Spring Street. Bishop Asbury received the newly formed congregation into the Methodist Episcopal

Pentecostal Temple was began in 1965 on Murchison Road in Fayetteville, North Carolina, by the late Bishop Joseph Howard Sherman, as evangelist from New Jersey. Then called Murchison Road Pentecostal Holiness Church, it moved six years later to a little brick building onthe corner of Williams and Blount

To worship God in Spirit and in Truth and to nurture each other in Christian faith and love; To live a life worthy of our vocation and heritage as Christians while we strive for justice, peace and love of Christ in this community and beyond; To follow Jesus Christ and announce the Gospel by means of

New Calvary Missionary Baptist Church is a church of love and compassion that reaches out to aid people find salvation and purpose. The Lord has given Pastor Anderson a powerful vision for the New Calvary Church Family. It is one that is tailored to minister to the requirements of the total man - spiritually,