Steele Creek & Whitewater

Steele Creek Presbyterian Church

The congregation that gave the whole district its name — founded 1760, with an 1889 sanctuary and a cemetery full of Revolutionary-era Scots-Irish settlers.

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No hours published. The number above is the only source.
Address
7407 Steele Creek Rd, Charlotte, NC 28217
From your base
Sorts every list here by walk time.

The take

The cemetery is the reason to come — Scots-Irish settlers of the Revolutionary generation rest here, around a congregation organized about 1760, the county's second oldest. The record leaves current congregation life unconfirmed, so come as you would to any historic churchyard: quietly, and on its terms.

Services

Presbyterian

Sunday
  • 9:30amSunday SchoolSeptember to May; adults only June to August
  • 10:30amSunday worship

This settles a question the guide's own take had left open: it describes the record as leaving 'current congregation life unconfirmed'. It is an active worshipping congregation, and the church states its Sunday time plainly on its homepage. Denomination is recorded as plain Presbyterian because the site does not state a PC(USA) affiliation and inferring one would be putting a label on a congregation it did not choose.

From the congregation's own site, read 2026-08-19. Times change — confirm before a first visit.

Heritage context

  • Steele Creek Presbyterian Church

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    Steele Creek Presbyterian Church — church, appearing in the Charlotte record across 1 documented year(s).

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