St. Margarets Episcopal Church - Inverness (FL)

1 /5 Angee Wilkinson: I went here for prescription assistance and was not treated with any kindness. The woman in charge, Jade, was rude and condescending. She seemed angry that I was there. I felt like she did not want to help me. They gave me a little food, but the prescription assistance isnt something they want to do even though its listed as a service.

5 /5 Kelly Gardner: They have a food bank and sometimes they even have funding to help people pay their electric bills. The priest there is very kind and caring and he will take the time to greet you and your family and genuinely care how you are doing. I think its a great church with great people!

5 /5 Doris Thompson: I love that this church and its volunteers never treat me or anyone else like we are beneath them whenever I need to go in for help with food. The people there are always friendly and helpful. Thank you all for all you do for the community! Bless you all!

5 /5 Langley Lisa (Mango): Very friendly and welcoming. The pastor is wonderful I cant wait to go back.

1 /5 Brittany Avanzini: My aunt passed away after losing her three year long battle with cancer. We knew when it was coming because we were sent home from Moffit and told to call Hospice. As a family we were trying to spend as much time with her as we possibly could in her last few days. My aunt lived in a house that is divided into three small apartment units. Even in normal circumstances the parking is less than ideal. My aunt was a very loved person. We had many people who wanted to see her before she passed and we didn’t have the parking to accommodate that so we started using the empty church parking lot next door. This was fine all week until Sunday and then my sister overheard someone from the church very rudely say that they needed to start having our cars towed. There were still plenty of open spots in their parking lot. The following day my uncles wife went and talked to the pastor and told him our situation and she said he was very understanding about it and said to go ahead and park there just park on the other side on Sunday’s. That was great. We were happy with that. And then that following Saturday is when my aunt passed away. A few us spent the night with my aunts daughter to be there for her and we completely forgot to go out and move our cars. The next morning I left to get us some coffee and saw that we had forgotten to move the cars but it didn’t seem to matter because there was still plenty of parking spots open and no one had even had to park on the other side of the grass where he had asked us to park. A few hours later we came out to posters on our cars that said they would all be towed at owners expense. The day after my aunts passing. When they knew that she had just passed away from cancer and our few cars made no difference in their lot. Way to show compassion in a time of need. Shame on you, Saint Margaret’s.