The Episcopal Church of the Annunciation

The people here are as beautiful as the church it's self. I've been going for a few weeks now, and everyone just as warm and welcoming as the first time I went. We are always greeted by name, and to me it really shows how much they care about everyone in the congregation. It really feels like a second home. They also have an amazing choir and a wonderful nursery. I look forward to attending every week.

Although I only attend this church when I am in town visiting family, I am always made to feel welcome and my name has even been remembered. I love that once you enter the sanctuary before Mass (not certain if it is called Mass or Service) everyone is completely silent. This allows me to calm down from the hustle and bustle of getting there and for my mind and heart to prepare to hear God’s Word. They have a Huge organ with a beautiful sound and their choir is dedicated and it shows.
The church decor is in the more modern Episcopal style rather than the classic, but it is tastefully done. They have a beautiful altarpiece.
The Liturgy is beautiful and is sung. The response from the members is sung, as well. Don’t worry if you don’t know the words or music, etc...they hand out a booklet with everything written down for you so you can participate as much as you wish. I love the old hymns, especially when a choir sings, too.

This is a wonderful church at a great location. We have attended this church for Scout Sunday several times and the congratulations is very welcoming to other destinations.

Beautiful service, worship. Very welcoming.

A wonderful church that is spilled with the love and empathy of Christ. Great place for families of all types, regardless of race, ethnicity, conservative, moderate, liberal, marital status, orientation, color, religious upbringing, and parental caregiver status. Large youth group with a very active and dedicated youth director. Priest are all ready and willing to stand by their congregation or be there in times when having someone to listen is very important.