Over 94 years ago, God cast the vision for a church in the Aynor community. Sam Dunmore, Arthur Dewitt, Sarah McQueen, Francis Best, Bessie Burroughs and Lula Dunmore met at the Coastline Railroad Depot. In 1920, the church was built and named St. Elizabeth Missionary Baptist Church.

    Over the years, we have become strong in the Lord, our membership has increased, and ministries have been developed and continue to expand.

Presently, the Church conducts Worship Services each Sunday; as well as, Christian education and training through Bible Study and Sunday school. Our choirs include a Youth Choir and Male Choir. Serving in the community, we have an Outreach Ministry, Food Program, and a Van Ministry.

     Partnering with other area churches, the Levister Community Development Center was established to provide tutorial programs and other services to foster community fellowship and growth.

    As a part of our Prison Ministry, we participate with other churches in feeding over 1200 inmates during Thanksgiving at Turbeville Corrections, and eighty local inmates during Christmas at J. Reuben Long Detention Center.

“We are the Church where everybody is somebody because we are a FAMILY”.

Our History

Rev. Lisa Riggins

Associate Minister

Deacon Edison Best

Chairman of Deacon Ministry

Hilbert A. Best Deacon

Deaconess Alma Reid

 Deaconess Glenda Best

Elouise Carter

Superintendent Sunday School

Helena Coachman

Sanctuary Capital Campaign Manger

Minister Maggie Smith

Associate Minister

Deaconess Albertha Best

Kenneth Burch Deacon

George Homes Deacon

Steve Riggins Deacon

Deaconess Evelina Burch

Deaconess Lisa Riggins