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Cross of the Order of the Daughters of the King The Order of the Daughters of the King is a holy order for women and girls of the Episcopal Church and of churches in communion with it.  Today our membership includes, in addition to Episcopal women, those of the Anglican communion, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) and Roman Catholic Church.  Daughters take life-time vows to pray daily, to commit to service and evangelism, all directed toward spreading Christ's Kin

Our cemetery records cover burials from the 1600s. Looking for the gravesite of an historic figure, an ancester or even a contemporary friend or relative? Click the PDF below for an alphabetical directory of our "Old Cemetery." We will be adding a directory soon of the newer cemetery sections as well as posting photos of some interesting gravesites. Our Historic Cemetery

A sermon for All Saints Sunday by the Reverend Randi Hicks Rowe. All Saints' Day, which we’re celebrating today, allows us to reflect on how, as holy people through our baptism and seal of the Holy Spirit, we live our Christian life in unity with God and others across time and in the present moment. As Christians, we seek to live with Christlike empathy toward those who lack the resources to buy food or shelter, or who grieve losses, or who fear tomorrow. We also seek to live

Chesty Puller - Local hero and Marine Corps hero. Lt. Gen. Lewis Burwell "Chesty" Puller, the most decorated Marine in U.S. history, was born in West Point, Virginia, and later moved his family to Saluda. He and his family were Christ Church Parish members for many years. His wife, Virginia Puller, was the head of our Altar Guild and very active in Parish life here. Chesty died in 1971 and Virginia in 2006. They both rest in eternal peace here in our Christ Church cemeter