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  An LA institution. Warm, inclusive congregation in a truly grand, early 20th century faux Gothic cathedral.

  Added November 17, 2016 by Kirk Rader
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  I have visited First Church several times in the past several years,it is a vital and enriching experience. Housed in Anglicanesque beauty with relevant responsible theology thoughtfully presented it features outstanding music that supports a well crafted worship experience. Dr. Colglazier is a warm and accomplished pastor bringing his premier pulpit to bear on contemporary life. In a building that drips of tradition is neither stuffy nor overproduced. This church is what church should be. It speaks Christian Gospel to the heart and brain. If you are fortunate to become a member, then join in this ministry you will be blessed and a blessing. If you can visit, then do and take home a vision of what liberal traditionalism can be.

  Added September 28, 2016 by Dennis Welch
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  Beautiful church with one of the largest pipe organs in the world. Everyone here is very nice.

  Added September 15, 2016 by Evan Pavlica