the parish was founded in 1565 by the Spanish. This is where the first Mass was held in what is now…read moreconsidered the continental U.S. Over the next several hundred years, churches were built and destroyed repeatedly due to fire, decay, and conflict. A more permanent church was completed in 1797, and it was elevated to a cathedral in 1870. The interior was later destroyed by fire but has since been renovated. Admission is free, and the inside is intricately decorated. Definitely worth a peek

Cathedral Basilica is a nice walk-through visit while meandering through St. Augustine. It is free…read moreto go in while there aren't any services, but always be respectful of those in prayer. It's a pretty cathedral with lots of history. I especially loved the wooden beams on the ceiling, it reminded me more of Dutch architecture than Spanish. One of the odd quirks of this particular cathedral is that you exit through a gift shop, which kind of threw me off and didn't feel genuine. Overall, if you're interested in architecture and history, this is an okay stop while exploring that city but definitely not a must.

The music was great. And the preaching was fantastic. They have different things to go every year…read morelike the women's outreach dinner every year.

Great church... friendly people, excellent music, Bible-centered teaching, opportunities for all…read moreages, compassionate toward community and global needs! Try out a lifegroup for meaningful relationships. For more info try their website at www.anastasiachurch.org

The pastor is very knowledgeable and explains the passages well. The Wednesday night congregation…read moreis friendly as well as the welcoming ladies. It's a little hidden behind the out of business JC Penny and 2121 Mall.

On Palm Sunday I'm struggling with American Churches! Russell and me and Amelia got up this morning…read moreto try out a new church for Palm Sunday. We heard good things about it from other locals. We are running kinda late because we had trouble finding it. We go in and no one is overly excited or friendly. In fact we had to find our own way to the sanctuary! We were treated better at the Greek Orthodox Church! We find some seats. I'm immediately turned off by this church because there was a lead pastor and some woman(maybe his wife) talking about their mission trip to 1st world countries! This is my problem with the American church today! These pastors claim to be called by the scripture to go out and spread the message of God throughout the world, while Rome burns around them. They all are arrogant in this interpretation of Mark 16:15-18. It sickens me that this church literally used the phrase "don't be Americanized" of the church when they never mentioned anything they are doing for their own community, their own congregation, or their own country. Imagine what America would look like today if these American churches put even a third of what they put into South America, Europe, Asia into American cities, speaking the gospel to the lost, and the hopeless here at home. Would we have this invasion going on at our southern border? Would we have the LGBTQ+ taking over as the new American religion? Here we have in Saint Augustine a homeless and drug problem that you can see if you ever venture into the historic district once and there they stood on stage today for nearly 40 minutes talking about how they change the lives of these first world country people when in their own backyard, there is lost and broken people. I'm so tired of hearing how wealthy America is and how we're the bread basket of the world. Well, Americans are struggling to pay rent, pay mortgages, to buy groceries and get gas. Russell and I had to get an AC guy out here last night cost us $225 and you know what? He said it was his second job. And here Russell and I sit with Amelia in a church for two hours with no message of Palm Sunday or Holy Week, but briefly mentioning Easter next weekend to say that they'll be super busy next week, so "be prepared." At the end, Russell and I felt like we just wasted two hours of our day not being fulfilled with any message. In fact, we think the church resembles closely to the one that is portrayed in the movie Four Christmases! It wasn't a good impression for newcomers which I found hilarious because they said if you're new, give us five tries before you make your decision. Ridiculous! America is dying! She needs Christians to stop being arrogant to come together and save her! Before you can go throughout the world and preach the wonders of the Lord, you must take care of your own people. Americans have become the forgotten!

We recently visited this famous church on our last trip to St. Augustine. Maggie and Cindy were…read moreawesome docents who gave us a lot of the interesting details and the historic background from the church's initial construction to the present day. The intricate workmanship from the church's interior, to the exterior, to the ceiling, to the windows, the mausoleum, and to the fixtures, are so epic. We really appreciated the time that Maggie and Cindy spent with us. Quite entertaining and a valuable experience. Definitely a 'must visit' when visiting historic St. Augustine. A++

We walk by this church, from outside, it's massive! But it's not open for tour today. So we just…read morewalked around the building. It's pretty and very European!

Another cool historic church in St. Augustine and worth a visit. Access is more limited than the…read more Presbyterian Memorial Church as access is from 1 to 3 PM daily.

Great family place to worship and meet nice people! Every time my wife and I visited we were…read morewelcomed by the members and pastors with friendly chats and love. It's a wonderful place to worship with history in the building and the message. I would recommend this church for the visitors and the ones wishing to settle down.

When I first came to this area I dropped into this church to check it out, it wasn't very welcoming…read moreand they made you feel awkward because you were new and they didn't know you. People weren't very friendly or inviting I never went back nor would I return. They acted like because we were new to the area we were planted spys totally odd. Cold as ice.

Small church with diverse congregation. Welcoming atmosphere and good biblical teachings every week.read more

Returning to Saint Augustine from Hawaii has left Hubby and I in search of a church home. We were…read moreinvited to visit Family Church by our dear friend Rich Harvey. Rich has recently transitioned home to His Heavenly Father. Our time here over the last month has been meaningful. The Father and Son who shepherd Family Church are rooted in the Word of God! The praise team usher the congregation into the spirit week after week. The entire church is engaged and singing along with each song. My grandsons actually look forward to attending services on Sunday. This is what any parent or grandparent looks forward to hearing from their kids. They're learning about the Bible and Jesus. When I asked them, what they learned today, they can explain and express themselves. Hallelujah The alter call is genuine and a sincere pull on the heart to get it right for yourself with the Lord. We are not members of Family Church. We're still seeking a spiritual home. I felt lead to share that attending Family Church over the last month has been a welcoming experience for me and my family.

Great church does a good thing for ppl on Thursday ' and also has services on Sunday and Wednesday…read more Haven't been to their service but I go Thursdays morning to their food drive

We stumbled upon this church tour while walking around the ancient city and decided to pop in. The…read morelovely ladies took us through the history of the church and all the beautiful stained glass windows.. including a rare Tiffany stamped one! They even let us ring the church bells on our way out. Interesting learn and lovely addition to our day exploring one of my favorite towns in Florida.

Visited this church while I was staying in town. I wanted to check out this Episcopalian church and…read moresee how their service went. Beautiful church with so much character with the stained glass windows. Service promptly started at 11:15. Beautiful music and worship service. I loved the traditional elements and their emphasis on sacraments. The pastor was a great communicator and had a good sense of humor which I loved! The only thing it lacked was diversity, but I enjoyed my time there and felt welcome.

Solid Church,led by Pastor Josh Hersey, who is centered in The living word of Christ Our Lord and…read moreSavior! Wonderful sermons, and great ministry and programs for every Christian worldwide!! God is on the move

I'm writing this review about the annual pumpkin patch located at First United Methodist Church St…read moreAugustine on the corner of King St. and Riberia. The pumpkin patch generally opens the first full weekend of October, and sells pumpkins of all shapes and sizes 11 AM to 7 PM daily. I have family in the area and always make an effort to visit the patch as early as possible in the season because what you see is what you get! They tend to run out of inventory before Halloween day. The historic church building is a beautiful ivory-colored structure, and it's such a beautiful sight to see it surrounded by bright orange pumpkins each fall. Visiting the pumpkin patch is definitely one of my favorite holiday traditions. The folks who operate the patch are friendly, appreciative, and incredibly helpful. If you're open to a less than traditional visit to a pumpkin patch, I'd highly suggest visiting First United Methodist Church.

From the owner: At First United Methodist Church, were anchored by history and tradition, yet we move fearlessly…read moretoward the future toward our own spiritual development and that of others, of a thriving and inclusive Dallas, and of a world free from poverty and hate. We believe our greatest call is not just to believe in God, but to serve as living examples of Gods presence and grace in the world.