St. Mary's Episcopal Church

One of the oldest churches in Baguio City is St. Mary's Episcopal Church, which was constructed in 1909. The church's conventional English Gothic Revival design and gorgeous stone and wood architecture are stunning. Its stunning stained-glass windows, tall oak ceilings, and beautifully carved altar provide a tranquil and serene atmosphere that is ideal for introspection and prayer.

The history of the church is equally fascinating. Originally constructed as a house of worship for American Protestants, St. Mary's was founded during the American colonial era. The church has contributed significantly to Baguio City's religious and cultural life over the years, and both locals and tourists adore it as a landmark.

St. Mary's Episcopal Church is renowned for its inviting and inclusive community in addition to its stunning architecture and extensive history. individuals from different backgrounds and faiths attend the church's services and events because it is open to individuals of all beliefs. In order to deepen the relationships between the church and the larger community, the church also conducts a variety of outreach programs and events, such as feeding programs and community service initiatives.

St. Mary's Episcopal Church was a beautiful place to visit overall. Anyone visiting Baguio City should go there because of its stunning architecture, interesting history, and warm people. St. Mary's Episcopal Church should be on your list of places to visit whether you're seeking for a place to worship, want to learn more about the history of the area, or just want to meet new people.

This is a good spot to visit as the church is very humbling and serene. The inside of the church is really spiritual. It is quiet considering there are many people outside.

A must to visit when in Sagada

No need to join a tour or pay any fees to visit the church.

Ceiling-to-floor architecture is great. It gave me rustic, solemn vibes. The outdoor scenery is beautiful too despite the heavy rain when we visited the church.

This church has so many memories and history to share :)

Nice to look at for a quick visit.

Church was near on the path and entrance to hanging coffins

Very fortunate that Sagada is celebrating it's town fiesta and we are here. There are so many shanty stalls selling agricultural tools, clothes, electronic devices, foods, etc and etc.

There is also a town program conducted in front of the Church of St. Mary the Virgin. There are lots of tourist as well as locals. The pictures will prove. Happy Fiesta Sagada!

Tucked in a quiet corner near Sagada town proper. Nice place for soul-searching and know the historical importance of Christian presence in the area.

this is the first time that I’ve seen and visited a non-Roman Catholic Church, it looks amazing, from the ceiling to the walls to the altar to the outside of the church everything looks great...

This church has no modern flooring but the materials used to build this church are pretty amazing.

A tranquil place to visit and venerate GOD. Showcasing a simple yet solemn place of worship with a lot of history on it. Be captivated of the calmness and the blowing cool wind of Sagada. Truly rich in history and memories. A must visit place in Sagada.

Don't forget to pass by the church or after seeing the hanging coffins.

Small and very nice church near the bus station and hospital.

Great

Wonderful church,great view and diffrent/beautiful sculpture of Jesus. Nice place to visit.

Anglican / Episcopalian Church in Sagada. Very quiet and solemn place.

one of the tourist spots in sagada. Even if you are not a legitimate Anglican, you can go inside, sneak and take a photo.. #BoyBagito

Serene location and a beautiful place..

Very serene place.

A historical and religious landmark in Sagada. Even for visitors, like us who are not members of the Episcopal Church will appreciate the beauty of this church.

Where else to go before sun down when in Sagada... ❤