Called to Worship

@AndCountyMuseum: This Saturday, February 4 at 11 AM: Join Sara Juengst at teh ACM as she discusses the French Huguenots of the... http://t.co/pWkUKh0q
@AndCountyMuseum: JThis is the large Goat Island Box. They just arrived and will be in the ACM Store this Saturday - just in time... http://t.co/KG476z0i
@AndCountyMuseum: Just arrived and will be in the ACM Store this Saturday - just in time for VALENTINE'S Day. Call 260-4737 to... http://t.co/vY8jguxk
@AndCountyMuseum: I posted 26 photos on Facebook in the album "Winter Night Gala, January 20, 2012" http://t.co/YVJtheBe
@AndCountyMuseum: I posted 11 photos on Facebook in the album "" http://t.co/vGnX3LgB

Called to Worship

Religion has existed in the modern-day Anderson County since the first settlers arrived. Follow the history of religion in Anderson County from the initial settling of Presbyterians, followed by Methodists, Episcopalians and Baptists in the Upcountry. Today, the county is home to over 300 Christian, Islamic and Judaist places of worship. Visit the Religion exhibit at Anderson County Museum to learn more about the origins and growth of religious practice in the area.