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Historic Churches

Religious sites of a variety of denominations can be found in St. Augustine, and many come with a lengthy history of the early settlers who founded them. Some came here in hopes of a better life, looking to establish their own beliefs freely. Others came to proclaim the faith in far off lands and serve the people. Sites like the Methodist church, Jewish temple, Greek Orthodox shrine and the Catholic Cathedral Basilica which dates back to the late 1700s, offer a glimpse into the lives of these early pioneers. Tour these religious sites and get a feel for their devotion and dedication to St. Augustine. Through establishing religious sites each denomination found a home in the New World and therefore added to the rich history of this city.

Ancient City Baptist Church

(904) 829-3476
27 Sevilla Street

Ancient City Baptist Church is a historic church originally constructed in St. Augustine in 1895.

Cathedral Basilica of St. Augustine

(904) 824-2806
38 Cathedral Place

America's first parish and the oldest Catholic Church in the city. Explore this exquisite building and view the Spanish-inspired architecture.

Grace United Methodist Church

(904) 829-8272
8 Carrera Street

Henry Flagler built the Grace Church in 1887, using the same builders and architects that he used to build the Ponce de Leon Hotel.

Memorial Presbyterian Church

(904) 829-6451
32 Sevilla Street

Florida's first Presbyterian Congregation, established in 1824, moved to this magnificant church in 1890.

St. Benedict the Moor

(904) 824-2806
86 M. L. King Avenue

Named for the patron saint of African-Americans, St. Benedict the Moor Catholic Church was built and dedicated in 1911. This church serves the historic Lincolnville district.

St. Cyprian Church

(904) 829-8828
37 Lovett St.

This rustic church was built in 1900 with wooden interior and beautiful stained glass windows.

St. Photios Greek Shrine

(904) 829-8205
41 St. George Street

Visitors may step into the St. Photios Greek Orthodox Shrine to pray, light a candle, and to view their magnificent chapel.

The Shrine of Our Lady of La Leche at Mission Nombre de Dios

(904) 824-2809
27 Ocean Avenue

Walk the scenic grounds dating back to the city's founding. Discover the role of Christianity in Florida at the Mission Museum.

Trinity Episcopal Church

(904) 824-2876
215 Saint George Street

Trinity Parish Church was established in St. Augustine in 1821 and is the oldest Protestant Church in the state of Florida. The first building was erected in the 1830s and was made of coquina.