First Presbyterian Church of Napa - Napa (CA)

1 /5 rex potter: I’m rex I attend this church So far haven’t gotten heard I felt pushed out of choir cause of my disability I felt pushed out and didn’t liked friend ship class becuse there unmotivated and also they don’t seem to care that people don’t mix well they involved other people from diffent chruches and I felt like hurt becuse I’m not heard I feel fustratoin with this chruch in general and It’s sad

4 /5 Kalen Hicks: I went here for a Holiday concert, and the church is well-maintained. It sounded like it was recently remodeled. The acoustics in the church were amazing, especially in the balcony.

4 /5 Buvi Ramanathan: Such pretty lights on the church during Napa lights fest !!! Must visit ❤️

5 /5 Eve Howard: David Stoker is the pastor and preaches at both sermons, the 9 am and 10:30 am. He is an impressive speaker, always from the heart, based upon sound Christian doctrine, yet never alienating. His sermons are historical, contextual, applied, often with humor - and - the best thing is you always have a key insight to take-away and apply in your life. The church is also beautiful, architecturally important and soaring in overall feeling. The North stained glass window is Tiffany in style and possibly in provenance. Folks are welcome any time to visit, view the church, and come to church events as well as worship.

5 /5 Alan Hennessy: On a recent outing to downtown Napa, I was attracted in the distance to a building that is a beautiful example of Victorian Gothic architecture. Being my first time in the area, I began walking toward it. I discovered that it is the First Presbyterian Church of Napa, built in 1874, and designed by Pioneer architects. It is a Historical Landmark. Although damaged in the 2014 earthquake, repairs were made, and by 2016, the Sanctuary was again being used for services and mutual support.