While we are a historical church, St. Gabriel’s is as active as ever.
Come & see for yourself. Check out our services in-person or online.
Nestled in historic downtown Titusville is St. Gabriel’s Episcopal Church, one of Florida’s treasured Carpenter Gothic churches. St. Gabriel’s has continuously served as a place of worship for the community since the first service on May 31, 1888.
Upon entering the sanctuary, the sacred beauty of our Victorian stained-glass windows captures your attention–one of the finest collections on the east coast. The rich beauty of the interior is matched only by the warm, welcoming community at St. Gabriel’s.
- Titusville is “The Gateway to Nature and Space”, and while we cherish our history, we are also immersed in a highly gifted technology community with eyes on spaceflight. Many of our congregation are involved in these endeavors.
- Titusville’s downtown is both unique & charming small shops, restaurants, & river views
- We are also surrounded by protected wildlife areas on the banks of the Indian River Lagoon and pristine beaches of the Canaveral National Seashore, which offer many opportunities for outdoor recreation in our mild climate.
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Sunrise Wedding
Sunrise Wedding, Circa 1930. Because the stained glass windows look best at 7:30am. -
Early Church Altar
What the Altar looked like before the Church expansion around 1960. -
Old Portico Entrance
Check out the wardrobe. Circa 1940s. -
Church in Original Form
Note the Model “T” in the foreground.
Circa 1920s. -
Church Under Construction
Around 1960, the church’s capacity was more than doubled with this expansion to 150. -
Bishop Cameron Mann, who was Bishop from 1914-1932, with acolytes and other servers.
