Best Episcopal Church Springfield Near Me

Genevieve Haydon: Wonderful people lovey church

Tracy Hall: Thoughtful worship, wonderful music w/ kind & caring people

Deb Myrick: Great place to worship. Inspiring priest, great choirs, friendly staff and congregation. Many available activities.

Gary C: They are very nice and even give sack lunches and blankets to homeless apon request.

Jody Furnas-Wright: Beautiful traditional sanctuary and service.

Mark Mishou: Great church. Leadership is amazing and so are the members. Great music and worship.

Kevin Blevins: Helpful to the community

Keith Nelson: Beautiful church

Brandon Kopecky: A great place to hang out with Your Mother Karen,Sister Bridgette,Brother-In Law Gary and Niece Sophia before She reads her essay and witness the good citizens get their awards.

Carrie Vore: This is such an amazing church. I'm so glad I'm a part of it.

Shenandoah Place: Lovely Building

Mark Brantner: A very accepting, inclusive and loving church. An excellent alternative to Roman Catholic mass, being Anglican Catholic.

Lester Quinn: It's a warm and beautiful place too go and worship God and also a good place too eat once a month for the homeless ppl

Sarina Tidlund: Food right next to the church so you can get filled physically and spiritually.

Jordan Shae: Great church and people

Terry Heitman: Great service .

Todd Wilkinson: Traditional Anglo-Catholic liturgy. Attending Mass at St. John's is truly a thing of beauty.

Renee Mikkelson: The Neighborhood Church that shares the light of Christ.

Tami Scott: Very nice and helpful when I needed help plan on trying this church out🤗

Kat Brandon: Great church 👍😊 Home!†

DaddysGirl99: Friendly, the Cleargy was very helpfull in answering questions. The building is just beautiful.

Gayla Graven: Thank You For your support of AA

Kevin Grice: A place where history and beauty of worship is of most importance, still looking forward to the 21st century by being open, and inclusive to all people.

Katie Kring: The church is like a jewel - small, historic, and beautiful. The people are kind, the music is good, and the welcome is genuine.

Tracy Kerr: Had a great time at Mardi gras

Rick Mason: Welcoming and friendly!

David Britt: St, James is a family style Church in a big city where we all know and love each other! We're also a diverse group of people which I love! We do what our mission statement says which is"To Love & Care for All, Seek Christ, and Spread His Gospel".

Robin Christian: Nice church, friendly parishioners. Priest is great. I really like his sermons.

Terry Abshire: My home all are welcome

Charles Uhlik: A great place to worship Jesus Christ with a style of traditional worship and a all encompassing welcoming atmosphere.

Glenda Savard: Very nice community of Christiansvery nice looking church building and property.

Clifford b: This is a wonderful church. Great people, great building and a wonderful place in these hard times. The priest that runs it is very friendly and always has an amazing message. I can't tell you how happy I am to have found this church.

Alex B: i love the bells especially on Sunday, Thank you for being in my neighborhood

Jay Osborne: I live in the adjacent neighborhood and love hearing the church bells from my deck. Beautiful building.

Alex Warstler: All Saints Anglican Church is the epitome of what a catholic church ought to be. I attended the 10:45am service with my family, that way I could get a taste of what the Contemporary Service was like. I must say that if a person is diehard traditionalist, this service will not be exactly for them. But, for those who do not mind contemporary expressions of worship, it is amazing! The organ has a rich angelic timbre that shakes a person physically and spiritually, while the use of the acoustic guitar (hence why it is contemporary) is used in such a reverential fashion, summoning hymns of past and present towards the adoration of the heart of worship, Christ Jesus himself (there was an excellent rendition of Amazing Grace that moved me deeply).They did not use the Book of Common Prayer during the service, instead using a pamphlet to take the person through the order of the Mass. Which, in my honest opinion is fine. On one hand, the Church shouldn't give way to the demands of the outside world; but, on the other hand, we must also be aware that faith is dynamic and engages with the culture and other expressions of what constitutes Christendom. I know of certain friends and family who will not attend liturgically based services because of how daunting and intimidating they can be. I remember when I converted to the Anglican faith how my conception and understanding of worship had to change. This service, and the way that it has been teased out, makes for an extremely easy and enjoyable experience for the uninitiated.

Betty Hales: Most moving spiritual service and loving church members in Springfield.

Stephanni aka Susie Taylor: The congregation is very welcoming. My Littles really enjoy Sunday school class and so do I. The ministry in insightful and laid back.

Lee Woodworth: Conservative, biblically-based liturgical worship. Great music and worship. Wonderful community with lots of young families. Features weekly Bible studies, discipleship groups, even a monthly book club. Highly recommend.

David Johnson: A great group of people in a Biblically-centered church. Two services on Sunday, morning and evening prayer services plus adult and children's groups throughout the week.