The Church of Bethesda-by-the-Sea…read more This is one of the most beautiful churches I've ever visited -- not just in Florida, but anywhere. The architecture feels very Italian-inspired, with stunning details, fresco-like elements, and a timeless elegance that immediately transports you somewhere in Europe. The grounds are just as magical as the building itself. There's a peaceful courtyard with a small pond where you can feed fish -- such a calming and quiet spot, perfect for slowing down and enjoying the moment. We've also attended their Easter celebration, and it's absolutely beautiful for families. They organize a children's egg hunt (5 eggs per child), but honestly, it's more about the experience than the quantity. The atmosphere is warm, festive, and incredibly well organized. People are genuinely kind and welcoming. One of the most memorable parts is the live organ music during Easter -- it creates such a powerful and almost mesmerizing atmosphere. Be prepared: if you plan to go inside the church on Easter, there is usually a long line. With kids, it can be a bit challenging. However, they thoughtfully provide a large outdoor screen with a live stream of the service, so you can still enjoy everything from the courtyard. Parking can be tricky -- mostly street parking around the church. A little tip: you can park near The Breakers Palm Beach and take a short walk,and the area itself is beautiful.

This is my favorite church of all time I'm Methodist not…read moreEpiscopal only thing that keeps me from joining is my husband. We go together and he doesn't like it cause it's not Methodist, he hates the music cause he doesn't know it. The church is beautiful inside and out. Lovely classy people who actually dress for church. I've been going there since the 80 s when on vacation, now I live here and go occasionally when not at a closer church.. singer island . Music pomp etc is fabulous. When you go here you know you've been to church! Love the anointing after the service!!! Oh and the President goes here. Also connected to church mouse store in palm beach

Let the record show: I am writing this review to inform, not to attack…read more In June 2025, I reported a sexual assault by a member of Family Church Young Adults. From the beginning, my experience has been deeply disappointing. Instead of pastoral care, I was met with disbelief, spiritual manipulation, and attempts to silence me "for the sake of unity." I was told that if I spoke out, I would be causing division in the body of Christ. No one from leadership consistently walked alongside me, checked on my well-being, or provided meaningful protection (as they are trained and obligated to do). At one point, I was even pressured to meet face-to-face with my perpetrator to "hash things out" and "get to the bottom of the truth," because "it was possible that I had misunderstood the whole situation." This was neither safe nor biblical. The church also allowed my perpetrator to attend our co-ed overnight Young Adults retreat, despite my expressed concerns and discomfort. When I continued to raise concerns and finally went public after three months of isolation, I was removed and banned from fellowship--told not to attend church gatherings at any Family Church location, or I would be trespassed and arrested on sight. Leadership even attempted to criminally charge me for exercising my constitutional right to speak out online. Family Church went so far as to post police outside a Tuesday night Bible study. The West Palm Beach Police Department confirmed the church had no case against me. However, these extreme actions have now drawn further scrutiny and launched a larger investigation into the church's handling of abuse. Scripture is clear: "Have nothing to do with the fruitless deeds of darkness, but rather expose them" (Ephesians 5:11). Unity is never built by covering sin; it is built on truth and accountability. I am now working with law enforcement and legal counsel because what I experienced at Family Church was not only a failure of leadership but also potentially a violation of victim protection rights. This is not about one individual's sin but about how leadership chooses to handle serious allegations. If you are considering attending here, please know: churches should be safe places where victims are believed, protected, and shepherded with care. Sadly, that was not my experience at Family Church--nor has it been the experience of others, who are now coming forward because of my bold stance. I pray they choose repentance, transparency, and true biblical accountability moving forward. But until then, prospective members should ask: What are they hiding? And how many others have been silenced?

When I first moved to Palm Beach county I visited dozens of churches, trying to find one that was…read moredoctrinally accurate without feeling legalistic. I wanted to experience the love of God in action. I wanted to hear joyful praise music. Finally, I discovered Family Church and I love it! The lead pastor Jimmy teaches straight from the Bible. Pastor Jimmy is authentic, humble, sometimes funny, relatable, and has a high regard for the Bible. He's a spectacular teacher. I've never been bored or sleepy during one of his services. The staff is really warm and helpful, you certainly will be made to feel welcomed. The congregation is friendly, welcoming, nonjudgmental. If you need prayer for something they will pray with you and for you. The contemporary music is gorgeous, each song selected is based on truth. Not only is the music uplifting and entertaining, it is worshipful and inspires the praise and awe that glorifies the Lord. I was surprised to discover the high level of talent in the music ministry. It is really a blessing. Childcare is available. There are many opportunities to connect in smaller groups. There are ample opportunities to serve if that's of interest to you. The youth ministries are really fantastic and if my children were not adults, I'd be delighted to have them involved with such encouraging people pointing them to a relationship with Jesus. Family Church Downtown encourages and supports young people to grow spiritually, to learn the Bible and to spread the Good News. Family Church has people from the very young to the aged. There are many ministries available in other languages, and services for hearing impaired people. If you're seeking a Bible believing church home, I would highly recommend checking out Family Church. If you're young, old or in the middle, married or divorced have a huge family or are all alone, whatever your background, culture, skin tone, political leanings, rich or poor, Family Church will welcome you.

Welcome Home.... couldn't describe it any better than they…read moredo themselves. I LOVE this church. I LOVE the pastors. I must admit, I favor pastor Todd. The way he can read a verse from the Bible, written 2000 years ago, and apply it to this crazy world now, is unlike any other. Just as he and the other pastors here say... when you go to hear them teach, you KNOW God is speaking to you THROUGH them. Every single time, the message is ABSOLUTELY relevant to my current life situations. I always leave feeling refreshed, and so good. Better than ever... I put my 1 yr old daughter in their child care, the women love her, and my daughter Sage loves going. We just love everything about this place.

I attended a service and plan to go back again. It was very uplifting and real! The people were so…read morefriendly and welcoming. The music worship service was unbelievable! They did four baptisms during the music worship service. I would definitely say it's a mega church. It took a good while to get out of the parking lot after services but was well worth it!

My wife and I had been praying for our Lord to lead us to a Bible driven church, one that believes…read moreas we do that the Bible in Its entirety is the Holy Word of God, one whose pastors allow the Holy Spirit to preach the Holy Word through them and we found it here at Grace Fellowship. We attended Startingpoint with Pastor Tony and we were very impressed with his love for the Lord and the beliefs of the church. We have also attended services led by Pastor Jeff and have always felt the presence of the Holy Spirit. The worship team and their music led by Pastor Lorenzo is amazing and both my wife and I feel very blessed to have found Grace Fellowship. Carlos & Dawn Cabanas

I absolutely love GF. It is my church home, no matter how far we travel. The people here have…read morebecome my family and seen me through some of the hardest things life has thrown my wife from losing a family member unexpectedly, a hard deployment from my husband, having babies, hospital trips, you name it. Pastor Jeff teaches directly from THE BIBLE and every message is packed full with verses. It's not only solid in their teaching but also solid in the way they live their lives. I love you, Grace family!!

Went for Thrive Conference. Well organized. Musical performances were great and uplifting. Keynote…read morespeaker was very entertaining!

Love this church! The worship is great, the people are SO friendly and welcoming, and there is a…read moreprogram for children as well! They even record their services in the case that you are unable to attend in person. The pastors are very relatable, kind, and are great speakers! I've learned a lot and have seen so many different perspectives from them. They also have free coffee in the morning!

Located in Palm Beach, St. Edward's is a pretty church, though not as pretty as…read moreBethesda-by-the-Sea, but perhaps I am biased, as I love Gothic architecture. St. Edward's is a Catholic church that was built in 1926. It is built in the Spanish Renaissance style with two towers and a Spanish tile roof. Unfortunately, as it was late, I was unable to enter, though I read that the main Altar is made of Carrara marble and there are murals depicting religious scenes. St. Edward's actually has a claim to fame. John F. Kennedy's mother, Rose Kennedy, began visiting Palm Beach in 1911. After 1933, Rose would bring the family down for Easter, Christmas and Spring Break, where they would play tennis and spend time on the beach. President John F. Kennedy would attend this church, among other churches in Palm Beach, whenever he could, with his mother, Rose. A label that reads 'President John F. Kennedy knelt here at mass' still marks one of JFK's regular pews. When he came to St. Edward's, the president liked to sit in the back next to a 'presidential' confessional, which was equipped with a red phone with direct access to the White House, in case of an emergency. The phone disappeared when the church was renovated many years ago. Pretty cool, huh?

This is a beautiful church in the heart of Palm Beach. Built in 1926 you can see the historic style…read more in architecture. what attracted me to come see this church was that the Kennedy family use to frequent it!

I have visited the Flagler Museum many times in Palm Beach. Whitehall was the former home of Henry…read moreMorrison Flagler, the railroad tycoon whose Florida East Coast Railway helped transform Florida and forever changed the state by bringing tourists and industry. While the magnificent Gilded Age mansion, Whitehall, is certainly the star attraction, did you know that there are other historic buildings just a few steps away from the mansion? These include Sea Gull Cottage, the oldest surviving house in West Palm Beach, and the Royal Poinciana Chapel. In 1884 a small Congregational mission led by the Rev. Alexander B. Dilley started holding services in homes, schoolhouses, and yacht houses. In the 1890s, Henry Flagler donated land and financial support for a permanent chapel near his enormous Royal Poinciana Hotel. The Royal Poinciana Chapel was built between 1895 and1897 to serve both hotel guests and local residents. Over the years, the chapel developed into an independent, nondenominational church. In the 1960s, the original chapel was moved south from its location on the hotel grounds to its present site at 60 Cocoanut Row, where it was redesigned. Sea Gull Cottage built in 1886 and purchased by Flagler in 1893, the cottage was eventually moved to the chapel property, where it was restored. Service is held on Sunday mornings at 10:30 AM with pastor Dr. Robert S. Norris. Even if the chapel is not open for worship, it is worth walking the few steps over from the Flagler Museum to admire this beautiful piece of Palm Beach history. I especially enjoyed the Olivia Kiebach Memory Garden and Great Lawn that includes the 200 year old historic Giant Kapok Tree. I even had a little wildlife encounter when a small Southern Black Racer snake suddenly slithered across the path in front of me. When you are out exploring Palm Beach's history, add this chapel to the list.

This lovely, traditional church is a great place to attend Sunday services @ 10:30 AM. Dr. Norris…read morehas "the heart of Christ" and preaches love. The choir has world-class talent. There is a lot of outreach to community projects. The chapel is so lovely and people are kind. Parking is quite crowded so get there a few minutes early-especially during the winter season. I usually go to The Colony for brunch directly after.

Excellent place to give God praise. This Church is extremely beautiful; and the people are very…read morefriendly...they welcome you with open arms. Definitely is a place where the entire family can worship together. The kids and adults can find a place to enjoy Jesus.

This is the church I was baptized in, the church I grew up in. It was gratifying to visit again as…read morean adult and see them transforming and renewing into a warm and welcoming congregation. The music program is open to all different genres of music, and music is expressed creativity and joyfully. I'm biased about the building, but I love the stained glass windows and the historic structure. There's a wonderful courtyard which is a perfect place to drink coffee and meet new people.

Beautiful and quaint church located downtown West Palm Beach! A very warm and welcoming parish!!…read moreSunday Worship Service is at 10:00 a.m. followed by the Fellowship Cafe. Communion is served the 1st Sunday of the month.