Restoration Place - Tallahassee (FL)

Jason Blanton Ive attended All Nations for almost a year now. As someone born and raised in church, no church is perfect nor can be in this world. All Nations church has community and a outreach program similar to other churches in Tallahassee but I was surprised they went to Frenchtown after seeing this area badly needs help and love. I was honored to work with Pastor Steve and his group as we pushed back the darkness there. This church is for all ages, races and walks of life but it focuses on the youth and that is very important for any churches future existence! A+

rick ippolito I am so grateful for this wonderful, grace oriented church.

Jeremy Shaw Hello, I really like this group of folks to worship with. Many are from other churches I have attended over the years. There are many groups to be part of and many opportunities to serve both within and outreach. Check Emerge Church out on the web page and listen to past messages. I visited 2 years ago after a buddy of mine went to a Fall Festival and told me he and his son really liked the folks and saw a bunch we all knew. I have been going ever since. Jeremy Shaw

Jamie Payne Grateful for this church! We’ve been attending for a while, and we can’t wait to take the next step of becoming members at our “new” home!

Steven Abbott This is a beautiful cathedral for our diocese. The pastor and congregation are very friendly and helpful. Its a beautiful place for worship!

katie crohn Such a wonderful worship experience! Friendly and refreshing, they all greeted me like family!

Roads Traveled Photography When the Territory of Florida was opened to settlers in 1822, after the Seminole Indians were moved to central Florida, circuit riders came from South Carolina to start a Methodist mission. In 1824, they began the first religious organization in Tallahassee, the newly designated capital of the Territory of Florida. Ten people met at the home of a Mr. Myers on the fourth Sunday of September in 1824 to organize the congregation that was to become present-day Trinity United Methodist Church. That first group of people worshiped in a wooden building, on the corner of what is now Park Avenue and Bronough Street. In 1840, the Methodists built the stuccoed brick building, pictured above center, on this current site. In 1845, the year Florida became a state, the Florida Methodist Conference was organized here at Trinity. The church built another building, pictured above, on this same site in 1893. In 1964 the current structure was built.

Mark Mauerman Had the opportunity to go through this beautiful edifice today with family and friends as part of the open house that is going on until Nov 23, 2024. Beautiful and there is such a wonderful Spirit felt there. If you are able to go to the open house, Go! If not, youll be able to walk the grounds after the dedication or feel free to talk to some of our missionaries to find out how you too can go!

Cooper Christopher This church is pastored by great man and filled with people who truly know how to love!

Judi Branagan This church is different than any other I’ve been too. The sermons help me to apply the scriptures to my life. The people are real, authentic. The most amazing thing is the multicultural makeup of the congregation. Everyone is welcome and a part of the congregation!