All welcoming and Christ centered! I got baptized here and it was a beautiful experience and…read moreextremely easy to get scheduled for the ceremony. Lovely service and the free espresso bar is a lovely touch. The pastor in my opinion is quite authentic and relatable. I highly recommend this church to anyone from someone who is new to christianty all the way to long time christians switching and looking for authenticity in Christ!

Extremely welcoming community of parishioners! Lovely church with a small co-cathedral inside. A…read moredaily (Mon-Fri) rosary at 8:30 before the Mass.

I went to pay my respects for an old dear friend who passed away in the lower 48. Stayed for the…read morerosary. Very nice & serene inside. Very respectful

Yelp 100 Challenge 2018 - # 58/100…read more This was my Dad's favorite church in Anchorage. Going back years after he's passed gave me inner peace. Parking can be a challenge on Sundays so try to get here early enough. My family and I were so blessed to be here in the Summer of 2017 during the visit of Our Lady of Fatima on her voyage from all over the world.

Very open and welcoming Went on a youth church retreat with St Mary's to the Yukon Island and they…read morewere beyond sweet and accommodating. Very opening to the LGBTQ+ :)

I was driving down Tudor one Saturday and saw a sign advertising a church bazaar. Having never been…read moreto this church (I thought this was an old folk's home for some reason) or a bazaar I thought I would turn in and check it out. I'm glad I did. It was great. So many handmade things for sale, and it was all very well priced. Jams, hats, fishing lures, to name a few things, all for sale to benefit the church. I would come again for the bazaar. A couple of things I noticed about the church and grounds is that it's a really nice, tucked away church, with two entrances: Tudor and Lake Otis. The drive away from the church to Lake Otis was filled with signs that had positive meanings. Inside was well laid out, from pulpit to reception area.

I love this church! The building is big, but the people are nice and it doesn't feel overwhelming.read more

Been here four years ago and thought that the sun shining brightly through the glass windows gave…read morethe church such an ethereal light. Fast forward to today and I am reminded of my thoughts then. It's one of newer chapels with modern design and architecture. The benches are comfortable with the padded pews and matching hassocks. Sound system is better too, thus the voices of the officiants carry through a lot more clearly and with less echoing. Restroom facilities are quite clean as well. The only thing that needs to be upgraded is the unpaved driveway.

Having lived in East Anchorage for 30 plus years now, there has been occasions when I have attended…read moremass here. As a convert to Catholicism, I especially prefer the more traditional mass, provided there is vibrancy and inspiration. I've got enough visits under my belt to sum up a decent review of this parish. St. Patrick's is enthusiastically community/family minded, the church is quite beautiful, with the windows, and cross of Jesus above the altar standing out as highlights. Pastor Father Leo is really quite resplendent given his personality and welcoming nature. The music program is ambitious, the hymn choices consist mainly of long time congregational favorites, and for the most part, many join in from the pews. The readings are nice and clear, and the homilies are up close and personal. Some may be taken aback from the out of the ordinary atmosphere here, in fact, I have heard that it is much like to going to a "picnic." Having said that, I myself have not been able to fully commit to becoming a member of this church. However, I am grateful to have it nearby, for when my life could use a boost/pick me up. Even though the energy here is uncommon in general, for a Catholic church, other churches in town could take a few lessons from St. Patrick's Parish, as the love of Christ is truly present here.

Not the oldest and by far not the newest church either, but the 1030am mass was packed even with a…read morevisiting priest officiating the service. It was a lovely and lively mass and I was tapping my foot to the hymns that the choir were singing accompanied by a very talented organist.

As someone new to town, I felt welcomed and at home here. The priest was down to earth and…read moredelivered a beautiful sermon that was easy to understand. I loved the choir! The music and the people made it for me. More lively and diverse than other places I've been in Anchorage! This is a great place to go for Sunday service and beyond.

Anchorage Grace Church brings the Word of God strong! The preaching is expository, the music Gospel…read morecentered, and the people love the Lord and are serious about their faith and their walk.