Historic St. George UMC · Maxton, North Carolina
Historic St. George United Methodist Church — Established 1850Historic St. George UMCMAXTON, NORTH CAROLINA · EST. 1850
Illustrative photograph of a small, multigenerational Black church community sharing fellowship
Historic St. George UMC · Maxton, NC

A small church.
A big-hearted
family.

Rooted in history. Connected by faith. Come worship with a close-knit church family in Maxton.

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Worship With Us

Find a warm welcome and space to grow in faith.

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Watch a Service

Stay connected to worship wherever you are.

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Online Giving

Support the life and ministry of our church.

Our Church

Faith feels like family.

In a small town, connection matters. Historic St. George UMC is a historic Southern church established in 1850 in Maxton, North Carolina—a place to share faith, find fellowship, and walk through life together.

From conversations after worship to caring for our neighbors, our church life begins with people. There is room for every generation and a warm welcome for you.

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Illustrative fellowship among Black families and elders in a small church
Plan Your Visit

There’s a place
for you here.

You don’t need to have everything figured out to join us. Bring your questions, your family, and yourself.

Ask About Sunday Worship
When can I visit?

Contact the church for current service times and directions. We would love to help you plan your visit.

What should I wear?

Come in whatever helps you feel comfortable and ready to worship.

Can I bring my family?

Families are welcome. Contact us to learn about the current opportunities for children and families.

Life Together

Together, through every season.

Grow in Faith

Share Scripture, prayer, and honest conversation in a church where we grow together.

Find Fellowship

Make room at the table for familiar faces, new friends, and the next generation.

Serve Our Neighbors

Care for the people around us and discover simple ways to serve our Maxton neighbors.

Worship Wherever You Are

Keep worship
close to home.

Whether you’re nearby or joining from a distance, stay connected to our church family through worship.

Watch Our Service

Join a live service or revisit a message from Historic St. George.

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Coming Together

Mark your calendar.

OCTOBER 21–23, 2026 · 7 PM NIGHTLY

Fall Revival

Building with Purpose

Three nights of worship and the Word at Historic St. George, with host pastor Reverend Marcharkelti McKenzie.

701 East Martin Luther King Dr.
Maxton, NC 28364

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Fall Revival: Building with Purpose, October 21–23, 2026 at 7 PM nightly
OCT 7, 2026

Bible Study Presentation

“Write the Vision—Live the Vision”
St. George UMC Fellowship Hall

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OCT 25 · 11 AM

Homecoming Sunday

One church. One family. One mission.

NOV 21 · 10 AM

Church Planning Meeting

Looking ahead together.

DEC 5 · TIME TO BE ANNOUNCED

Christmas Musical

Share in the music of the season.

DEC 20 · 11 AM

Church Anniversary

Celebrating God’s faithfulness.

View the Church CalendarChurch calendar for October through December 2026
Our Maxton Community

Shared moments.
Lasting connections.

A glimpse of church life at the Maxton Ultimate Reunion.

Children enjoying the Maxton community reunion
Making memories together.
Church community members sharing time together outdoors
Community across generations.
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Generosity & Giving

Give with love.
Make a difference.

Your generosity helps sustain our historic church and its ministry in the Maxton community. Thank you for being part of our life together.

Get in Touch

We’d love to
hear from you.

Have a question about visiting or getting involved? Reach out to the church.

Historic St. George UMC
701 East Martin Luther King Dr.
Maxton, NC 28364

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Online Giving

Online giving will be available when the church’s donation service is connected. For now, please contact the church to ask about giving.

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Watch Our Service

The church’s live-service or YouTube link will be added here. Please contact Historic St. George for the current viewing link.

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