Grace and St. Stephen's Episcopal Church - Colorado Springs, Colorado

Louvre Paris

Es ist sehr dreckig und es lagen zwei schwarze Haare auf dem Bett. Das Weinglas war schon dreckig und die Butter ist lange abgelaufen. Zudem gab es kein Persil mehr. Das Personal war sehr höflich aber ein bisschen aufdringlich.

Collier Azare

Visiting from California and came here for Sunday services. Absolutely beautiful and the people were just friendly and welcoming. Highly recommended.

Steven Gustafson

A wonderful and welcoming spiritual home! Father Jeremiah, Mother Claire, and the entire Grace & St. Stephen's community love first and meet all people wherever they may be in their spiritual journey with open arms and support. Services honor the traditional Episcopalian liturgy with amazing choral and organ music. The church is very active and there are many opportunities to be in community with fellow parishioners. Everyone is always welcome and there is never any pressure to be more involved than you are called to be. The building, itself, is simply amazing. What a wonderful place for contemplation, connection, and worship.

K Anderson

Love thy neighbors is an important commandment. One this church does not appear to care about in the slightest, at least literally. This church allows a contractor to work on the property with his dog off leash.

This was excellent until this dog charged me, my wife, and our dog on the sidewalk twice, once nearly knocking me over, as I have limited visibility and mobility after being in a recent car crash.

Most recently this dog has charged us on the footsteps of our HOME, as we live near the church. Fortunately, we have kept our dog safe each time now, but we've been forced to purchase pepper spray as a result of this. The HSPPR have their hands tied, as this church has stated officially that they give permission for the dog to be off-leash on their property, even though it is consistently been off property every time it has charged us.

My wife wants me to note that every time this has happened, it has been in fully view of other employees, volunteers, or people affiliated with the church who had just stood there and watched it happen.

The last time I tried to talk to someone at the church, our concerns were not discussed in good faith, and thus I am having to turn here.

If anyone at this church is willing to discuss this with me, so I can express how much it affects us to not know if it's safe to walk out our own front door to walk our dog, please reply with a number of someone I can speak with or set up a meeting with.

(Attached is one of the photos that were given to the HSPPR. The dog is off-leash on property here, but the picture is taken from the sidewalk where it charged us twice. This is a blind turn from our house, so we cannot always see when the dog is there to avoid him.)

Jeanne

Absolutely beautiful church and Christmas Eve service,but WAY TOO LONG. I got there at 6:00 for music, service started at 7:00. About 5 after 8, they were starting communion, and I left to spend time with the rest of my family. Is communion really necessary at a Christmas Eve service ?

Amber Young

I have been going here for a while, and I love everything about it! The architecture of the church is beautiful, as well as the traditional liturgy, and the very kind parish! I cant help leaving here without a smile on my face

Sarah Scully

I went to St. Grace today for the first time. The church itself is gorgeous and amazing. The sermon and baptism were beautiful. But what really stood out to me was the fellowship. I was greeted by so many people and felt at home right away. I am excited to regularly attend!

Jennifer

The building is beautiful, inside and out. The people are warm, caring and accepting. The children's programs are great and my 2 and 5 year olds love them. Worship is beautiful, the sermons are powerful and the music is gorgeous. There are a lot of social, educational and spiritual things going on at the church.