Hope love in Darien, Georgia

Welcome to St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, a cherished place of worship nestled in the heart of Vernon Square, Darien, Georgia. Our mission is to live by faith in Jesus Christ, to serve and love, and to be a beacon of hope within our community. We invite you to join us for a variety of spiritual and community activities designed to nurture your faith and foster fellowship. Join us every Sunday for a warm and welcoming Coffee Hour at 10:15 am, followed by Lectionary and Children’s Sunday School at 10:20 am. These gatherings provide a wonderful opportunity for learning and connecting with fellow parishioners in a supportive environment.

Welcome to the Church of Redeem, a warm and welcoming place of worship nestled in the heart of Darien, Georgia. Located at 802 Elbert Street, our church is a sanctuary for those seeking spiritual growth, community connection, and heartfelt worship. At the Church of Redeem, we believe in fostering a supportive and inclusive environment where individuals and families can explore and deepen their faith. Join us for uplifting services, enriching Bible studies, and a variety of community events designed to nurture the soul and build lasting relationships. Whether you are a lifelong believer or exploring your faith for the first time, our doors are open to you. Come and experience the love, hope, and renewal that await at the Church of Redeem. We look forward to welcoming you into our spiritual family.

Welcome to Kit Jones Historic Landmark, a cherished maritime treasure nestled in the heart of Darien, Georgia. This remarkable wood-hull vessel, built in 1939 on Sapelo Island, GA, stands as a testament to the rich coastal wood-boat building tradition and the vibrant history of Georgia's waterways. Designed by the esteemed yacht architects Sparkman & Stephens, Kit Jones is crafted from native heart pine and live oak, materials that echo the natural beauty of her birthplace. Named after Katharine Talbott Jones, Kit has served a diverse range of roles throughout her storied life, from a tugboat and ferry to a fireboat during World War II. Most notably, she played a pivotal role in coastal scientific research, supporting the work of renowned ecologists and oceanographers for decades. Her journey through time is a narrative of resilience and transformation, surviving hurricanes and near-dismantling, only to be lovingly restored and preserved by the Friends of Kit Jones, Inc.