St Richards Episcopal Church - Winter Park (FL)

5 /5 Maureen Guarnaccia: This is a great traditional episcopal church that is involved with the community. I had the pleasure of attending an Ash Wednesday service and it was great. They also have a food pantry for anyone in need in the community. This would be a great place to attend regularly.

5 /5 Lindsay Elliott: From the first moment we visited St. Richard’s, we knew we found our church home. We have never experienced a more inclusive, loving, and welcoming place. The people there want to know you. They want to include you. They want to include everyone. It is kid-friendly and welcoming. The children are the future of the church and they recognize that. I love that we found a traditional liturgical service that doesn’t feel stuffy or too conservative. Please don’t just take my word - come visit and experience it for yourself. St. Richard’s is filled with the Spirit.

5 /5 Kathy Stockman: St. Richard’s is redefining church for the 21st century. Although the church building and grounds are beautiful, this sanctuary has no walls. It truly is a living church where everyone is welcome and encouraged to join the Jesus movement. Together, we develop our relationship with our Savior by studying His Word and looking for and blessing His likeness in each other. We spread His Love through our homeless ministries, educational initiatives, and community outreach. As Allison Harrity, our beloved rector, is known to say, “If St. Richard’s doesn’t have a program that you want, than start it.” Come visit and join us in this movement to make this world a better place.

5 /5 Cheryl Coppo: We drive 45 minutes each way so we can go to a church where “all are welcome” is not just a nice phrase on a sign, but actually seen in practice through all aspects of the church. St. Richard’s is a place where our kids can grow up seeing that God loves and affirms all people just the way they are. We make the drive to Winter Park because there is no episcopal church in Central Florida like this one. Plus, the priest, Alison, gives great sermons and is an all around awesome person.

5 /5 Carmen Graham: We found St. Richards in 2016, when we were looking for a place to worship on Easter Sunday. Weve been a part of this community ever since. We grew up Catholic and really wanted a place that still held many of the traditions we knew from our childhood but that was welcoming and affirming of all Gods children. That is exactly what we found at this church. Theres no judgement or guilt, just Gods love. Come exactly as you are! ❣️