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January 2023 by Gessner, Ed
Warm welcoming traditional Episcopal Church in downtown Shreveport. On the National Historic Landmark registry. The interior is breathtakingly beautiful with seating for 400! The pipe organ sounds magnificent. This jewel is hiding in plain site, across from the Shreveport Municipal Auditorium.
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December 2022 by LeRoy Punzi
Warm welcoming traditional Episcopal Church in downtown Shreveport. On the National Historic Landmark registry. The interior is breathtakingly beautiful with seating for 400! The pipe organ sounds magnificent. This jewel is hiding in plain site, across from the Shreveport Municipal Auditorium.
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December 2022 by Leroy Thompson III (KINGLBEATS)
I am very excited and appreciative of this church they are wonderful welcoming people that shows love and Represent the Lord Jesus Christ Father Garrett is a blessing to me ??❤️ a must return..
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October 2022 by Ethereal Illumination
Holy Cross Episcopal Church do not tolerate people of other beliefs and push their rituals on those who come for fellowship. TOLERANCE was not found here in my experience.
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September 2022 by Dale Bills
It held a beautiful, sung Episcopal service. The church is GLBTQ friendly. The church is a massive historical gem that is on the National Register Of Historical Places. The interior is immense, vaulted and all wood. The acoustics are incredible. You could hear someone speaking from the lectern all the way back to the rear of the church without amplification. There is a huge, powerful organ in perfect working order. It was so thunderous I could feel it's vibrations throughout my body.
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April 2022 by Sue Lawrence
Wonderful priest and friendly and welcoming congregation!
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February 2022 by Leroy Thompson III
I am very excited and appreciative of this church they are wonderful welcoming people that shows love and Represent the Lord Jesus Christ Father Garrett is a blessing to me ??❤️ a must return..
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November 2021 by Tina Johnson
Beautiful, loving people were so welcoming here! I'm definitely going again!
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October 2021 by Bruce K.
This brown marker stands in front of the beautiful Church of the Holy Cross and points out the early history of the church. It reads, "Bishop Leonidas Polk. Conducted First Episcopal Service in Shreveport March 24, 1839. St. Paul's Church Formed 1845. Renamed Grace Church 1851. Renamed St. Mark's 1859. St. Mark's Relocated 1954. Holy Cross Organized 1954." Unfortunately, the church was closed at this time but I did have the opportunity to appreciate it from the outside. It's quite lovely. [Review 15981 overall - 59 in Louisiana - 1486 of 2021.]
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July 2021 by Maggie Fowle
What a fine church! The people are friendly, and the sermon was great! And, the organist was so good!!! I loved it!
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August 2020 by Hal Earle (Hal E.)
Most beautiful place I've seen in this city.
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August 2020 by Kevin Monette
Nice pastor
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March 2020 by Teresa Nagy Hofmeister
The members were very welcoming. Father Garret always gives me something to think about.
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November 2019 by Juan Guyonfazbuk
Always enjoy visiting. Best sermons in town!
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October 2019 by Jacklyn Shelton Songy
Total acceptance
