Absolutely love this Church worship team is amazing…read more From out of town visiting So thankful I stumbled across this church if you're ever in Tallahassee this is the place to be on Sunday. thankfully blessed

I had to move to Boston for an emergency situation. The love and reception that occurs in this…read morebuilding is amazing. It's the one place I think about all the time whenever I think of Tallahassee. Don't think about it, just go. You will have fun praising the Lord with this community

I have been going here off and on for years. You would be hard-pressed to find a better worship…read moreservice the music is off the hook! Did I mention the free coffee? They even have the frou-frou coffee for free! The preaching is relevant, and the community of believers are some of the nicest people but you will meet. I would recommend this church to Christian believers that want to have a relationship with Jesus Christ.

I've been coming to this church for well over a decade, and it is home to me. Everyone is so…read moreauthentic and hospitable; it truly is like a family. The coffee is great, the worship is amazing, and the teaching is always relevant and practical to my life. Love this place!

I've had City Church on my radar for a while. I'd heard they were having a huge Easter Dinner this…read moreyear (2024) at the Civic Center. So, after my church I stopped at the back door of the C.Center...to find the Lead Pastor, Dean Inserra, unloading hot food from a van! He's a GREAT "dig-in" role model and I can't wait to join City Church (with my husband) for the long haul!!! p.s. pray for me...my gifting is dance and flags and I do believe I saw the tip of a silk flag in the video recently (didn't see any when attended, BUT GOD!!!)!

This is an incredible church, with incredible next generation programming, including a thriving…read morecollege ministry.

On our first visit to TRBC, we were overwhelmed with the size of the buildings and congregation…read more But we quickly realized that this large church has a very small church friendliness and is welcome and open to visitors. We quickly settled into a great small group (Sunday school) where we were included and accepted. Our children all found knowledgeable teachers and staff in their classes as well. There are good programs for birth through elementary during services, but it is also okay to keep your children with you in service if you prefer. We joined just a couple months after our first visit.

A larger church with a small church feel. Multicultural and multigeneration, TRBC serves every…read moremember of the Tallahassee community. We have enjoyed our time with this church and look forward to continued fellowship with the members and attendees.

A very nice traditional Episcopal/Anglican service with wonderful music. I particularly like it…read morewhen the choir chants one of the psalms. The laity are friendly and the choir is first rate. There are myriad programs to engage most any age and interest.

They have a different meal each week. It all includes dessert and drink. Last week was rice…read morebowls. This week was Chicken Perlo. Always great but limited Wednesdays of being open.

I really love Bethel AME everyone is always so friendly they make you feel right at home…read more They have 2 services on Sunday, bible study during the week, and are very active in the community. BIG on supporting our youth. It's a large church so its easy to find a seat at either service. They encourage people to vote on Sundays after church and even make it an event for everyone to go. I'm actually Baptist but I spent my summers with Grandma in the AME church so it's always refreshing to come here once in a while. Thanks Bethel AME family for always welcoming me with open arms. :)

From the owner: The history of the Bethel AME Church Tallahassee, Florida, mirrors that of its parent body, the…read moreAfrican Methodist Episcopal Church that was originally organized as the Free African Society in 1787. This was following a walk out by black Christians from the segregated St. George Methodist Episcopal Church in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, led by Richard Allen. In 1816, this group was chartered as the African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church. Similarly, in 1865, a group of Black Christians in Tallahassee walked out of the Methodist Church, South. Led by the Reverend Robert Meacham, a former slave preacher, these courageous freedmen began their worship in a rough lean-to of leafy sapling called a brush arbor, located at the corner of Duval and Virginia Streets. Subsequently organized as Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church by Presiding Elder Charles H. Pearce, the history of Bethel is intrinsically connected with the history of the Florida Conference. Bethel, already in existence when

Grateful for the leadership and quality of care as well as teaching. If you're looking to grow in…read moreyour faith and fellowship, please visit us.

I've been heavily involved with this church for 16 years. Best church I've ever been to. The…read moreleadership ultimately repaired me. Jokes aside, we're like a family at four oaks. I've learned and grown so much thanks to my lovely peers and the inspiring leaders. Thanks, four oaks.

Solid, bible teaching each week. The pastor teaches verse by verse which I like because it leaves…read morelittle room for misinterpretation. Good children's program / classes. Good youth group that also stresses the importance of reading scripture and applying it to life.

From the owner: A non-denominational church focused on a verse by verse teaching of the Holy Bible. Contemporary…read moreworship and a casual atmosphere welcomes you.