1st Church 1932.

15 DeCamp Street, Greenville SC.

Starting with only 11 Greek families, our small Greek community was incorporated with S.C. Secretary of State W.P. Blackwell on June 7, 1930, as The Greek Orthodox Community of Greenville, Inc. Like we still do today, our original Greenville community possessed a strong desire to sustain their religion, culture and language, building a strong foundation for our future growth.
On April 8, 1932, the congregation purchased an existing house at 15 DeCamp Street from Mr. P.F. Cureton and converted it into the first Saint George Greek Orthodox Church of Greenville, South Carolina. The ground floor contained a folding partition converting the space between the Sanctuary and Social Hall. The second level comprised the Greek School and Sunday School facilities.
This holy house reached its limits in the late 1930s when the community grew to 30 to 40 families.

1st Church 1932 Building Sign showing the name as follows:

Ελληικη᾽  Ορθόδοξη Εκκλησία
Άγιος Γεωγιος  
 Greek Orthodox Church
     Saint George"