This adobe mission church is one the most photographed in New Mexico. It's open to tourists and…read morealso on the trolley stop, with a quick visit to enjoy the garden and interior.

Easy to see how this beautiful New Mexico Spanish Colonial Church inspired artists like Georgia…read moreO'Keefe and Ansel Adams to capture its unique charm. With clean adobe lines and huge buttresses, it is an architectural and spiritual gem. Built between 1772 and 1816, it is the only original church which remains intact in the Taos area. As an active place of worship, the parishioners and the community members gather annually to re-plaster the historic adobe church. Known as "The Enjarre" or "The Mudding" of the church, volunteers mix an authentic blend of clay, sand, straw, and water into a thick mud paste. Layer by layer, the paste is applied from the top to the bottom of the church and then buffed with a sheepskin to reinforce the walls to be a resilient barrier to withstand the elements for another year. A bit tricky to find as the church is tucked away off the main highway, but definitely worth a visit.

This is a friendly, clean and beautiful church. There is always plenty of parking and seating…read more Two masses. One in Spanish, one in English.

This is an amazing church full of history and great spirit. The people are amazing and Father…read moreDaniel is truly a blessing. Worth a drive from out of town to visit and experience the power that touches everyone here.

This is an amazing church! It may seem small but don't let that steer you away. The people are…read moreamazing and genuine. Pastor Randy White was very welcoming and gave great messages! If you are looking for a great Bible believing, Bible preaching church while in Taos, I highly recommend First Baptist Church of Taos!

When I am back home in the northern New Mexico area of the Enchanted Circle, Taos Foursquare Church…read moreis the ONLY church I attend while I am there. When Pastors Norbert and Matilda García were pastoring Victory Chapel in Questa back in the 1980's, I gave my life to Christ. Taos Foursquare is "home" for me.