Church of the Holy Communion Cathedral — Attraction in Dallas

Wonderful Church filled with kind people. I have grown up going to Church of England liturgical services and found this Church to be just what I was looking for. They sing traditional hymns with a beautiful choir for the 9am service, the service is liturgical and includes communion. They use the 1928 Book of Common Prayer and are very traditional. Between the early (9am) and later (11:15am) Sunday service there is a History of the Church lesson which talks about important people throughout history who were involved in the Church, e.g. St Thomas Aquinas. These lessons are great and also offer an opportunity to speak to other congregants. This church has the most welcoming people and you cannot help but want to come back...

I grew up in a South African Presbyterian church and attended a Church of England (CofE) church whilst I lived in the UK. The liturgical service was a bit different from what I grew up with, but after a few visits, it became easy. The people and clergy are knowledgeable and kind. The choir and organist are awe-inspiring. The whole service is serene. A true traditionally...

This is a thriving parish in the Anglican tradition, offering a preschool and a seminary onsite. They are involved in many outreach ministries to the neighborhood. If I lived in Dallas, this is where I would want to...