I'm a member at Grace and it was beautiful to have my daughter's wedding there, Father Kurth is so warm hearted and genuine and spends time with the couple before the wedding to offer prayers as well as listening to them. His assistant Sue in the front office handles most of the things leading up and during the wedding, I had no issues or concerns that were not taken care of, and the support that that Grace gave was wonderful, I would recomend it to all of my family and friends. Thier is the main sanctuary as well as the original chapel both are beautiful, there is a large reception hall, "Benidict Hall", we easily had a sit down dinner with about 120 people and had a nice area for dancing right off the hall, with a large patio which we rented a tent and dance floor, everything was beautiful.

The church was absolutely gorgeous inside. Originally built in 1880, seats up to 90 comfortably and about 100 squeezed, but it’s possible. If you’re looking for a small church that’s modestly not too small, but has a historic feel to it, then this is the place. Off the busy main road and connected to a banquet hall if needed for your reception. Beautiful on the inside and outside for photos, but the modern air conditioning doesn’t agree with the church.

We tried to keep the church cool over night with a cold setting knowing that it wasn’t insulated, knowing that it was Florida August with temperatures of 90 degrees, knowing that we would suffer a little, but the cool air never kicked in. The next morning, we were suffering through the ceremony and smiled our way through. Thankfully we made fans as guest favors which helped some, but not a lot. Fanning heat with 100 guests was not ideal.
Thank God our pastor went to plan B and rushed the ceremony so everyone could breathe again, but if you want a not so rushed and breathable ceremony with cool air, opt for a late evening or look for a cooler time of the year.