Best worship in town! Two services on Sunday, 9 & 11am. And Wednesday at 7pm. The pastors are…read morereally awesome and take the time to get to know people. I've never felt more at home than i do at this church. It's an Assembly Of God church, the only one in Los Alamos. The youth group is also a great place for kids 7-12 grade, they meet on Wednesday at 7pm. Of you ever come, feel free to find me!

Exciting, relevant, family-friendly, causal, relaxed, not judgmental, Bible believing, fun and…read moregrace giving church! Love this place! Highly recommended if your tired of "normal & boring" church. Oh, and the worship was AWESOME! Saturday's at 9am and 11am! (Nursery & kids programs for all ages)

Can get very crowded as the church is very small and so the experience gets a little bit…read morefrustrating. You pay $5 to get in but there's no crowd control. I don't like to think bad about the situation but it seems they are only interested with the revenue and not think of the safety of the visitors.

Another beautiful historic church in downtown Santa Fe, The Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe is the…read moreoldest catholic shrine in Santa Fe. Construction started at the end of 1700s and it was finished early 1800s. The adobe walls are beautiful and have been remodeled several times. If you walk or drive on Gudalaupe St, you won't miss this church at the intersection with Agua Fria. The actual sculpture of Guadalupe is so beautiful, it will get your attention. The Mission Revival style church is simple, not as fancy architectural wise as other ones in town but it fits the local vibe. They still hold masses here so that should be interesting to witness. Another small part of local history.

The Episcopal Church of the Holy Faith gets its name from the City Different. When they say "the…read moreEpiscopal Church welcomes you"-they mean it, especially with Wednesday night Lenten soup suppers. They're a friendly congregation. It's one of Santa Fe's older Protestant churches, and goes for an English country church look that's different from the adobe which pervades the city. With its stones&stained glass windows, it's distinctive. A beautiful place with traditional, reverent Anglican worship.

Warm, traditional Anglican service, 75 minutes in length. Choir is very talented. Pastor wears…read morecowboy boots under his vestments. Love it!

Gayle and I returned to the Basilica as part of our Santa Fe Footprints walking tour. Our guide…read more(Terry) provided history of Bishop Lamy's work in Santa Fe, and with help from the Jewish Community at the time. That's why you'll see the Hebrew for God at the entrance to the Basilica. Apparently, the statue of Bishop Lamy was also an espionage meeting point during the Manhattan Project. There there's the La Conquistadora Chapel: the only surviving portion of an older church destroyed in the 1680 Pueblo Revolt. It houses a 30-inch wooden statue of the Virgin Mary brought from Spain in 1624, making it the oldest representation of the Blessed Virgin in the United States. At the entrance is the statue of Saint Kateri Tekakwitha, the first Native American canonized by the Catholic Church. Rather than traditional Mohawk attire, she is depicted in Native Pueblo style. And there's more, and something to discover for yourself as you wander in. Helpful docents were available just into the Church during our visit. There's also a pretty good gift shop just as you come in.

Beautiful basilica. I'm glad to see the tourists here and tried their best to be reverent here…read more Admission is free but donations are encouraged. They have a wonderful brochure that details the architecture features here. My family enjoyed our time of prayer and lighting the candles here.

The I AM Sanctuary is a fascinating religious site. It's got giant pictures of eyes, depictions of…read morethe Violet Flame, a statue of George Washington, and Gustave Dore's engravings of angels done entirely in purple. In fact, the most sacred room is COMPLETELY PURPLE. The I AM Fellowship is more famous because of its successor, the Church Universal and Triumphant, the apocalyptic group led by Elizabeth Clare Prophet, who passed away last year. An elderly man at the I AM Sanctuary will give a nice, friendly tour, speak of his devotion to Saint Therese of Lisieux and Our Lady of Medjugorje. Surprisingly, this New Agey building dates back to the early 20th century. The I AM sanctuary is the place to be!

After watching the movie on the miracle staircase probably 40 years ago we decided to visit the…read morestaircase in person at Loretto Chapel in Santa Fe. The Chapel is a very close walking distance from the Santa Fe Plaza. The cost to enter was $5.00 general admission and $4.00 for seniors. Inside the Chapel beside the staircase there is a beautiful alter. We had a nice visit but 10 minutes is all you need to see everything. Will return.

This chapel charges a fee to enter, most likely because of the staircase. The chapel was…read moreovercrowded with people who weren't being very respectful and there was an automated message over the loudspeaker, which made it feel like this beautiful chapel was now a tourist trap. The staircase was pretty, but it wasn't anything to marvel at for longer than a few seconds. The only "neat" thing about it was that it was modeled after St. Etienne in Paris, which I have been to and loved. NOTE: They do have a great giftshop!

We were not successful if coming across the falls in the Pueblo, so we did find a simple, but nice…read moreCatholic Church at the entrance to the Pueblo. The parking lot of the church affords you some nice view of the snow capped mountains beyond it at least. Mass must be in session since there's quite a few cars in the back lot. This is a first seeing a clayesque or painter concrete church out west yet.

This is a wonderful church community that allows you to come forth with your own spiritual path and…read morefaith. The dogma is that of love and that we are all connected, rather than 'only some are saved' and that there is 'only one way'. The children's religious education programming is excellent. the UU church offers a way to honor and practice the best of faith traditions, including Christianity among others, in a way that is open and non-judgemental.