Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church

Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church is a church building in Fort Lauderdale with seating for 2,300 people and a 303-foot tower designed in modern architectural style. The building sits on North Federal Highway and contains multiple gathering spaces and rooms for various activities inside.

Architect Harold E. Wagoner completed construction in 1973 as part of his extensive career designing over 500 religious buildings. The project arose during an era when modern church architecture was being redefined across America.

The congregation holds two Sunday services, with a contemporary gathering in the morning and a traditional service in late morning that includes Spanish translation. These separate formats reflect the diverse makeup of people who worship here.

Visitors can attend events like the annual Bible conference or hear performances by the concert choir and orchestra. The congregation also has small groups that meet regularly for community connections.

The Fratelli Ruffatti pipe organ installed in 1974 contains 6,600 pipes and forms the heart of the music program. This instrument creates a distinctive sound experience that visitors often remember as a highlight of their visit.