We found our church after moving to Pensacola. The staff is great and messages are inspiring.read more

first of all the start time on their website was incorrect when I finally did get to the church it…read morewas almost half over I stuck around for a few minutes after were not one single person said have a good day. God bless you. Where are you joining us from terrible experience don't waste your time here.

Beautiful church in the Mediterranean style. They also have a gift shop that you can go into after…read moremass.

Very friendly and relaxed atmosphere. Reminds me a lot of a church I went to in SC (Seacoast),…read morewith modern Christian music that's not too loud, and a mellow acoustic set. Parking is pretty decent for downtown. A free cup of coffee is a nice touch.

great music, a god living environment. I felt so comfortable being here and great selection of…read moresmall groups. good coffee too. the church is a bit small and hope to make good friendships .

It's a dark cave. Everything is black. Great praise band but teaching falls very short. Not…read morebiblically teaching and they don't mind preaching politics. Great children's program but no assistance for special needs kids. If you're under 28, this is your church. If you're over 45..... you are ignored

Wonderful and welcoming church in the heart of Pensacola! Beautiful worship, powerful biblical…read moresermons, and amazing people that love our community.

my husband and I have been attending this church since before Christmas and we love it very…read morewelcoming and very sweet loving staff and awesome fellowship and worship and on fire for the lord and we both are part of the Traditional worship team and we love it and are calling this church HOME and we attend discover FBCP and now coming up taking 2nd part class which we are excited to serve the lord here at FBCP

I've gone here since I was a little kid. I would recommend the younger generation to seek out…read moreanother church. This church is mostly for the older people. Some people are very friendly, but some are extremely arrogant and unwelcoming. They have a great library though. The pastor, Dr. Howard, is a wonderful pastor also.

This is my favorite little white church by the sea. If you haven't seen it in person, it's a must…read moresee, bucket list worthy. When hubby and I got married, we wanted a tropical destination island beach wedding with just family. We didn't want to spend a million pesos on a stupid wedding we wanted to buy a house & go on vacation, as travel is the only thing that makes you richer! Haha. We really wanted to explore Fiji, Bora Bora & the Cook Islands but it was just too far away. So we decided to fly down to Belize as the waters & tropical scenery are just as beautiful, plus we could get there in 3 hours & we LOVE South America. So we flew down to San Pedro Island, stayed a full month exploring there & towards the end of the month, our family started to trickle in & we got married on the beach at sunset, at Victoria House on San Pedro Island. It was gorgeous. We had so much fun, it was like a fairytale wedding we will never forget. We were living in Dallas, Texas at that time & had a small get together there but it wasn't in a church. On our wedding day, we made a promise to each other that after 20 years we would re-new our marriage vows in a Church, in America. So ever since we got married we have been traveling all over the US to find the perfect little white Church by the sea to re-new our vows for our Anniversary. We narrowed it down to 3. We love the fabulous tiny little white church on the hill in Port Arkansas, Texas. The tiny little historic white Church on Cumberland island, Georgia And of course, gorgeous, stunningly beautiful, Christ Church, right here in my home town of Pensacola, Florida Well it turns out that God works in mysterious ways & made the choice for us! When the pandemic hit, our jobs went remote & we could move anywhere we wanted. I immediately started looking for a house in Pensacola so I could be near my family. We bid on a house, moved in 30 days & here we are, at the door step of Christ Church. Miracles do happen. Hubby & I stop by, pray & count our blessings often. So, spoiler alert: We are getting Married! Again! Right here at the most beautiful little white church in America! In my home town, my parents hometown, at Christ Church just as it should be, as God has led us on our path back here, back home, to my tiny little white church by the sea. Promises made, promises kept. Miracles do happen! Thank you Heavenly Father for calling us home! Wedding incoming soon! God's will be done indeed! Highly highly recommend!

Old Christ Church is one of the oldest churches in Florida (built in 1832). The Church is now part…read moreof the Historic Pensacola Village. The church is available to rent for weddings. The cost for Old Christ Church is as follows: Monday-Thursday is $400 plus tax; Friday-Sunday is $600 plus tax. My husband and I had our wedding here in April 2011 and it was absolutely gorgeous. The church is so beautiful that we felt no need to decorate it with flowers. Because the church is a historical landmark the rules are pretty strict about what you bring into the church so check out them out before placing your deposit. The bride and bridesmaids get the cottage next to the church to get ready and I would highly recommend utilizing the cottage because we got some beautiful shots from our photographer.

Been attending mass on weekdays for 9 years when possible. Worth the drive from Pace,Fl. Daily…read moreexposition of the Blessed Sacrament from 11:00am till mass begins at 12:10am

Beautiful Church, first catholic church in Pensacola. The mass is beautiful, the stained glass are…read moregorgeous and the sacramental statues are very elegant in a European style. I would definitely recommend coming to this church as a pilgrim or a parishioner.

While they are biblically sound, you will find over time that this church cares far more about…read moreappearances than they do about about true fellowship and discipleship. It seems that the majority of the people there are students from the PCC college and that they really don't want to be there. Everyone wears a suit and tie, there is always at least one special music, and the whole thing is recorded. It felt like attending a performance; not like church at all. Also, they insist on using the KJV despite the hard to understand language and preach that modern translations are evil. That was the last straw for me. So sad because it could have been so good, but my family and I will be looking for a true church to be a part of, not a well-polished and tradition-stuck performance to attend.

I attended Campus Church for several months in 2021. I was mistreated by their senior pastor…read morebecause I am divorced. I was dismayed that a pastor of such a large church was so incompetent and cold in dealing with hurting people. He never offered to pray with me, nor did he show any empathy or sympathy. Sadly, he couldn't have cared less about me as an individual human being. I confided in him that my wife divorced me in 2006, but the Campus Church pastor couldn't have cared less, even scolding me for saying that I hoped to find a wife. I do not recommend this church to anyone because there is no genuine love or compassion for individual people. To add insult to injury, I was so hurt that I criticized the church on social media. I felt bad months later and contacted the pastors of Campus Church, apologizing and asking if I could please come back to church, but they cold-heartedly refused. This is how a cult operates, not a genuine New Testament church. There is no forgiveness or second chances at Campus Church. Furthermore, they do not preach a free grace Gospel at Campus Church. They teach a wrong understanding of what it means to repent (see pages 60-62 of their booklet titled: "John & Romans" for proof). Campus Church errantly teaches that you are not really saved unless you've turned away from your sinful bad habits; and that you must submit to follow and obey Christ to get to Heaven, which is works and not grace. When I attended the church, their senior pastor announced on a Sunday to everyone about a class to learn how to more effectively share the Gospel with lost sinners, but he said it will cost you $10. I was sickened that a church which took in well over a million dollars in 2020-2021 was charging members to learn how to share the Gospel. Please avoid this place at all cost! Campus Church is really a chapel for their students at PCC, and not an authentic church in the normal sense of the word. You will be disappointed, as I still am. I regret ever stepping foot in their door. Thank you for reading.

The entire services and message from the Pastor was straight from the book and the heart -…read morebeautifully interpreted Fast Eddie

From the owner: St. Mark offers a friendly and accepting environment to experience God's grace and the love of…read moreJesus. Our worship style is blended/traditional; dress is anything from "Sunday best" to business casual to T-shirt and shorts. Our communion table is open to all!

I spent 2 days visiting this church. I was a refugee from Hurricane Irma, visiting my brother and…read moresister-in-law, who attend this church. We went to a Sunday service and meal following the service and attended bible study on Wednesday preceded by a meal. Grounds and facilities are gorgeous, congregants are incredibly friendly and kind. We packed relief buckets for the hurricane victims where many of the parishioners were involved. Wesley's sermons were exceptional and his bible study was riveting. A big busy church with many outreaches and tons of ministries. If only all Christian churches could be this active, big and perpetually immersed in Gods work.

If you are looking for a church that combines an intellectual approach to religion with a vibrant…read moreemphasis on contemporary implications for faith and one's own relationship with Christ, then this is a church worth visiting. Three services take place in the sanctuary each week, complete with a full choir at either 8 or 11 (sometimes both), liturgy (use of book of common prayer and ancient creeds), and communion each week. First Methodist also offers a service known as "ICON," which also meets at 11:00 in the Perry House (the large white building next to the sanctuary). While ICON uses the same liturgy as the Sanctuary service and also offers communion each week, it features a full band for its musical offering. ICON attempts to blend the best of current Christian worship trends with the ancient practices of the church. The service does a wonderful job of bringing these elements together on a week-to-week basis. Whether you are more at home in a sanctuary or in a more contemporary space, First Methodist Pensacola is a growing church with friendly people that offers a wonderful worship experience.