This church is a warm and welcoming community that feels like a second family. People are very friendly and kind, and the priest, Father Andrey, is very welcoming and caring. The church is beautifully decorated and has a traditional Russian Orthodox atmosphere. The liturgy is mostly in Church Slavonic, but there are English translations available, and the priest is happy to explain the services to those who are new. The community is very spiritual and traditional, and it's a great place to learn about Orthodox Christianity.The church has a unique and peaceful atmosphere, with a property that resembles a monastery, complete with goats, cats, peacocks, flowers, and trees. The church building itself is clean and well-maintained, and there is a cafeteria and restrooms on the property. The parking lot is wheelchair accessible, and there is also a wheelchair-accessible entrance to the church.One issue that some visitors have noted is that the church can be a bit cliquey, with some Russian-speaking attendees who may not speak much English. However, the priest and many of the parishioners are happy to welcome and include newcomers, and there are many English-speaking attendees as well.Overall, this church is a wonderful place to visit or attend services, and it's a great place to learn about Orthodox Christianity and connect with a spiritual community.