
Founded in 1917 under the direction of the Wilmington Presbytery, Beulaville Presbyterian Church began with 52 charter members who came together with a shared vision of establishing a Presbyterian witness in Duplin County. Over the decades, what began as a small rural congregation has grown into a vibrant and deeply rooted church family—now five generations strong.
The original sanctuary was built with contributions of lumber, labor, and land from early members, culminating in a debt-free dedication in 1929. From those early days, worship, Sunday School, and community outreach have been central to our mission. A hallmark of our congregation is the commitment and leadership of both men and women, evidenced early on with the formation of the Women’s Auxiliary in 1937 and the later inclusion of women as deacons in 1989.
Throughout the years, Beulaville Presbyterian has remained active in community service—supporting local schools, starting the Clothes Closet ministry in 1979, launching the Presbyterian Early Enrichment Program (PEEP) in 1991, and continuously adapting programs to meet the spiritual and physical needs of our members and neighbors.
Milestones in our history include the addition of an education building in the 1950s, the construction of a new sanctuary in the 1960s, the development of youth ministries and mission projects, and regular upgrades to our facilities to keep pace with a growing and evolving congregation.
Today, our church family spans generations, with many current members tracing their roots to our original founders. We gather each Sunday for traditional worship, raise our voices through hymns and choir music, and support one another in faith through Bible study, service, and fellowship.
As we reflect on our first 100 years, we give thanks for God’s faithfulness and eagerly look forward to the future—committed to continuing our mission of worship, outreach, and community in the heart of Beulaville.
Our church is currently comprised of over 200 active members.
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