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  Love to be in a house of God that is accepting of all walks of life. Always enjoy everything I do here! Love how active they are with the community comma and all the extra little things like yoga that they offer.

  Added June 17, 2017 by J. M.
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  This is a fabulous church with great clergy! Mother Suzanne is a great and holy woman! Her sermons are great and she's very very very welcoming to new visitors.

  Added March 30, 2017 by Hunter Davis
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  Best mainline Christian church in NW Arkansas and largest Episcopal congregation in the state, as I recall. They take Christ's teaching seriously here. Social justice is a key element of the ministry. All are welcome; it's not necessary to be a member of this church or the Episcopal church. You don't have to be christian or even believe in God to join in the active social life.

  Added December 16, 2016 by David Orr
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  An amazing church that accepts every one and is always working to help those less fortunate in the community.

  Added October 29, 2016 by anna hillbrand