New Vine Baptist Church
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The New Vine Baptist Church was organized in July 1870. It all began when a few families living at Westover Plantation were holding prayer services from house to house. Then Mr. Major Drewery, who was the plantation owner, offered the families living there a piece of land on which to build a church. Several families, including some from Elam Baptist Church (Ruthville) and First Baptist Church (Bermuda Hundred), accepted Mr. Drewey's offer. They picked a spot about 600 feet from the Herring Creek, built a church and gave it the name New De Vine Baptist Church. As the years passed, the name New De Vine was dropped and the church was given the name New Vine Baptist Church.
This is a place where loving, learning, worshiping and witnessing all come together to bring glory to God. It has been said by many that the warmth of the people and the presence of the Spirit bring about the reality of "WELCOME".
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We are ambassadors for Christ. We have been serving the Charles City community and beyond for over 147 years. Our doors are always open to receive the saved as well as the disenfranchised.