Love Walk Church - Fernandina Beach (FL)

Tessa Cedillo We drive 30 miles from oceanway every sunday to hear mass at st St Michaels Church. People are welcoming and the homily is simple but with deep meaning to reflect on our daily lives. I love love love this parish church. Staff are so nice and choir is awesome.

Luann Palmer This church has it set up that we can go online to join the local service and they are family oriented with visiting teacher for the women and home teacher for the family. We also do community services. Plus many other things

Chelsea So many welcoming people who love the Lord. Tons of small groups and ways to serve. Lots of ways to meet people and build relationships. My only complaint as someone with ADHD and anxiety, the foyer gets crowded and loud very quickly so Im in and out to avoid being wildly overstimulated lol

dill pill92 Nice place

Katie Hawkes In the beginning stages. The pastor is grounded in Biblical truth and the people are so welcoming!

Jesse McDonald A little biased, but RCC rocks!

Mtarbarnes Great church offering fellowship and community service. They do drive up food drops to your trunk for families in need. They also offer prayer groups and childrens services.

Roads Traveled Photography First Missionary Baptist Church 1860 The First Missionary Baptist Church was founded by slaves in 1860 under the leadership of its first pastor. Elder William Rose of Savannah, Georgia. The congregation worshipped in multiple buildings until settling at its current location in 1873. Completed in 1874, this wood frame vernacular Church exhibits classical and medieval elements, and is the oldest known black Missionary Baptist Church with uninterrupted service in Florida. The Church had many distinguished members, including Peggy Bailey, the first president of the Florida Women’s Convention in 1899; Missionary Emma B. Delaney, founder of the Suehn Industrial Mission in Liberia in 1912; and the Reverend Edward M. Brawley, the first black graduate of Bucknell University and the first president of Morris College in Sumter, South Carolina. These distinguished members, and the congregation as a whole were an integral part of Amelia Island’s culture. The Church steeple was removed in 1958 after being damaged by lightning and was replaced after 40 years. The First Missionary Baptist Church was listed on the National Historical Places in 1973 as a contributing building in the Fernandina Beach Historic District.

Tim Whitfield I love that church.

Tammy Cicotte Very friendly and welcoming congregation. Beautiful church. Pastor has an outstanding singing voice