Welcome to Peace Church!
A Community of Faith That Grows With You
Faith For the Journey
Life is full of transitions, and faith should evolve with us. At Peace Church, we embrace a thoughtful, open, and progressive approach to Christianity—one that welcomes questions, deep conversation, and spiritual growth.
We value inclusion, social justice, and caring for our communities and the world. Rooted in Jesus’ call to "love one another," we seek to live out our faith through meaningful worship, deep relationships, and service to others.
Whether you’re looking for a fresh perspective on faith, a welcoming community, or a place to make a difference, Peace Church offers a space where you can grow, connect, and belong.
Who is Welcome at Peace Church?
Simply put: Everyone. No exceptions.
We believe faith is about connection, not conformity. At Peace Church (United Church of Christ), we welcome people of all backgrounds—regardless of gender identity, race, sexual orientation, nationality, faith tradition (or none), age, ability, marital status, or life stage.
We recognize that we may not all think alike, but we believe we can love alike. We are committed to radical hospitality, deep inclusion, and meaningful engagement with the world around us.
Worship With Us
Sundays at 4:00 PM - NEW TIME!!!
Clemson Downs Corley Center
500 Downs Loop Clemson, SC 29631
Our worship is informal yet rich, drawing wisdom from Scripture, diverse spiritual traditions, lived experiences, and the world around us. Our theology is expansive—growing, learning, and evolving.
Come as you are—no need to dress up or bring anything but yourself and an open heart.
What You'll Find at Peace Church
✔ A welcoming, like-minded community for those seeking meaning and connection in every stage of life
✔ Thought-provoking worship and discussion that engages both heart and mind
✔ Opportunities to serve, lead, and make an impact in ways that fit your time and passions
✔ An inclusive and accessible space where all are valued and heard
At Peace Church, faith is a journey—and you don’t have to walk it alone.