Cedar Church - St. Augustine (FL)

Andretta Bates Went to pay my last respect to my friend father funeral

benjamin grajales Great place for people of faith to visit . there is calm and tranquility present. Visit the museum and speak to the docent Colleen. She is a special addition to the whole experience. Visit the leche chapel. Walk around the gardens, read the tombstone in the cemetery. Will make you more aware of the first Spanish settlers in 1565 that founded st Augustine.

Rachel I love my church and church family!

alvin salgado Suitable place to hear mass on Sunday. This looks like a neighborhood Church, an extension from St Augustine Cathedral. This Church has a deep history. Went for 8am mass on Sunday.

Bernadette Peterman Great family oriented church. Pastor Josh brings a Bible based message that is relevant to life today Also has ASL interpreters and deaf ministry

Pamela Dockins Dynamic preaching under the leadership of Rev. Dr. Alesia Ford-Burse for Sunday Worship Service and Bible Discovery Hour. Also, church has wonderful children/youth programs - youth choir, youth dance ministry, summer outings, Music Camp, Vacation Bible School, and Tutoring.

LINDA H Beautiful church to visit. There is a large cross by the water with a nice pathway. The gift shop has beautiful rosaries and lots of trinkets that you can get blessed by the priest in the church. There was a wedding when we visited and they took pictures on the bridge, which I’m sure came out beautiful.

Mark Mondello As always Anastasia Baptist Church and pastor Walter West have the best Christmas Eve service. Its such a welcoming church everybody that enters the doors there feels comfortable and loved.

Stacie Such a welcoming church! They preach the Word , and have a big influence on our community! The kids programs are awesome and so are the adults. There’s something for every age here! My family loves this church and it feels like home!

Ana My mother and I would come every Sunday and it was the highlight of my week and I always felt better afterwards. Ive since moved to the Pacific Northwest for better job opportunities but I still listen to Reverend Kens podcast most Sundays and I make sure to stop by and visit whenever Im in town. Keep doing what youre doing. And so it is.