Homeport Christian Church - St. Augustine (FL)

Lance Lupcho Really cool place too pray really good fish dinners for lent

Carissa St. Clair Our home church for years while we lived in Florida. Loved it here! We recently were able to stop back by on a visit and see everyone again, it was so nice to be welcomed back with hugs and warm hearts. Great biblical teaching and a fantastic network of support for families.

J. Ray Stunning church with beautifully done stained glass windows and lovely bells that chime.

Ajax Viktor Reid Before I went to the WOA church, I was in a place of darkness and despair. I felt the need to change and become a better person, when I arrived they welcomed me with open arms. They helped me become a amazing person, and my life has improved drastically because of the WOA church! They offer 4 services on weekdays, which is great because theyll get to know me quicker!

Sam Osborne A Godly, Gospel-centered congregation.

Bernadette Peterman Great family oriented church. Pastor Josh brings a Bible based message that is relevant to life today Also has ASL interpreters and deaf ministry

Debi LaStarza Wonderful experience, so much history here. So much beauty and elegance in the Greek orthodox shrine. For a small donation, you can buy a candle for your loved ones past and present.

Diego Perez The Shrine is a beautiful visit in St. Augustine. Its a little out of the way from the historic district but definitely worth the walk. The Shrine itself is quiet breath taking. Its small but you can feel the history in the building. There is a cemetery on the property. It was pretty cool looking at all the tombstones and the history that came with them. It is located right next to the fountain of youth attractions. It is definitely worth doing both at the same time .

Dawn Gerth Such a wonderful and loving church. Congregation and Pastor are very friendly. Pastor is always available. Teaches from the bible. Has a great Sunday School class, as well.

benjamin grajales Great place for people of faith to visit . there is calm and tranquility present. Visit the museum and speak to the docent Colleen. She is a special addition to the whole experience. Visit the leche chapel. Walk around the gardens, read the tombstone in the cemetery. Will make you more aware of the first Spanish settlers in 1565 that founded st Augustine.