Northwood Baptist Church

Shop local, cross everyone off your holiday gift list and support a good cause! Come out to Northwood Baptist Church in North Charleston on Saturday, Nov. 16 for the Holiday Bazaar! In addition to 40+ local vendors, we'll have breakfast and lunch items, face painting and a raffle prize!/Northwood Baptist Church


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2200 Greenridge Dr.
North Charleston
SC

29406
United States


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