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St. Andrew's Episcopal Church

4.8 (20 reviews)
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Would you consider service to be high church? In Texas there are some Episcopal churches that are…

Hi Steven! "High church" can mean a few different things. If you're asking "do we have lots of "smells & bells"?", we just ring bells a few times during Eucharist, and only use incense on special Feast days. Our altar party wears vestments, so… Read more

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When it came time to distribute the ashes, Mother Brenda called the kids over and administered them through the fence...

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St John's Catholic Church - Our Lady of Guadalupe Outdoor Grotto

St John's Catholic Church

4.2(13 reviews)
0.2 mi

We love the parish community here. Everyone is welcoming and the pastor and associate pastor are…read morekind.

IF you are looking for an authentic Roman Catholic Church, w/ careful adherence to the Catechism,…read moremeaningful worship & respect for God, & a growing vibrant community of young families & "olders" alike (who are friendly & welcoming OUTSIDE of the sacred space), this might be the parish for you. Father Jim is a priest's priest w/ a terrific sense of humor who gladly shares the TRUTH of our faith. I especially like having the opportunity to kneel for Holy Communion & the generous amount of time given to the Exposition of the Sacred Body of Christ during Eucharistic Adoration. The Altar Society is active & reverent & there are a surprising number of reverent younger men in the Knights of Columbus. Weekly talks are given in the hall by visiting scholars & the community enjoys wonderful opportunities to "break bread" with one another at social events & the delicious Lenten Fish Fry. (ALSO love those dedicated cooks at 1st Sunday of the Month Taco & Enchilada sales - shout out to Maria!!) I have recently moved to a very nice parish in Fort Worth, but do miss the MOST IMPACTFUL parish I have ever belonged to, St John the Evangelist. Kudos to Father Jim & the ladies in the office / looking at you, Jeanette! Thank you for being such a spiritually nurturing parish. Alexandra Cloney

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Church of the Nativity

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5.0(7 reviews)
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One of the most beautiful churches I have ever seen! Today I needed more spirituality and culture…read morethan going to the gym so I checked what was going on for free around and saw an architectural tour of this church organized by La Jolla Historical Society. As I had recently attended another tour organized by them I knew that this would not disappoint. Oh my, it exceeded expectations! I would not enter the post-modern architectural label by Charles Moore, as another fellow Yelper has said it all with details. I will tell you how this place made me feel. The Church of Nativity made me feel at home, welcomed, nurtured. The presenter/tour guide is a lawyer who grew up attending it and still does. He did an excellent job making people welcome (we were many attendees) and answered the questions with grace and knowledge. Thanks so much to him and all that participated. The gardens with orange trees are wonderful and peaceful. I loved the asymmetry in the disposition of the seating areas, the cross not placed where you would expect, the minimalism, the pristine state of everything. My favorite thing was the stars sculpture/lights adorning the altar. That is so unique. Never seen that at any church and just the craftsmanship, design and quality of materials is impressive. Another favorite part were those unique stained glass windows. So enchanting. It was a very sensorial experience for me, even if no music was played, I think I heard a celestial choir direct from heaven! A must visit hidden gem (whether you are spiritually inclined or not).

We were fortunate to join the Church of the Nativity parish when its founder Msgr. Dennis Clark was…read morestill it's pastor.  The Church itself is an masterpiece that reflects three components of its California architectural heritage: a rancho hacienda with the Church buildings set back from the street and partially hidden by trees; a mission; a monastery.  Enter the grounds, and you are in a place of peace and tranquility ... and of artistic treasures and architectural details, which are reason enough to visit Nativity.  What is really special is attending Sunday Mass here, with it rich liturgy, in one of the nicest churches in the United States.

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