St. Marks Episcopal Church - Glendale (CA)

5 /5 Harald Ade: Wonderful neighborhood church and a quiet garden. Even if you are not very religious like me (a physicist), you feel strongly why people create spaces like this. The peace of the place speaks to you.

2 /5 Max xam: Super creepy joker-looking, greasy haired guy clinging to the property who likes to hover and essentially promote negative energies if youre parked outside. I wouldnt go inside if they keep something like that around, and allow it to feel the way its showing itself off to be.

1 /5 reza parsa: I used to go to this beautiful church for awhile, but I never felt welcomed or accepted by the members of this church, in other words, most people in this church are kinda standoffish and cliquy; specifically, the minister who was always looking at me down because of my race, which was quite repulsive and frustrating. Overall, this is not a friendly church to people of different races and nationalities.

5 /5 Armen Parsighian: Great, Welcoming Entrance. Beautiful Historical Building.on brand Blvd. I’ve been thinking going to this church for long time finally one day I was passing by I entered. There’s a little sign says come in light a candle have peace. That was very touching. The architecture is amazing high ceilings and amazing decorations. Very active with weekly programs. The style looks more like Scandinavian style but I’ve seen few pictures with Armenian writings which made me more welcomed. Great church to have in Glendale.

5 /5 Mason Shefa: This parish is very welcoming and the congregation is warm. There is always something to do here! There are concerts, plays, choir rehearsals, community service opportunities, and Bible Studies, just to name a few. The building is beautiful Romanesque revival with a nice cloistered courtyard with a fountain. The worship style is reverent with an eye on tradition and beauty. Fr. Mark is a great priest and pastor. The congregation is diverse in age-range and background, and all are welcome to worship. This church accepts members of the LGBT community with open arms and is a safe space. Stop by and say hello!