The service was great beside I had 4 kids behind me cursing in the name of god, calling him all…read moretypes of slurs and cuss words that the lor would hate to hear. One of them even kicked my seat saying "can this old b-word move her head". It went as far as one of them making a cruel, distasteful jokes about the church. Overall the church is amazing, the pastor is a great person, but you just have to watch out for the people you sit next to.

After moving to Baltimore I grew tired of the drive to my old church. After an extensive search and…read moreresearch for a local church that aligned with my beliefs my wife and I decided to give CBC a try. Right from the very first service we were welcomed and treated like family. We've been attending now for a year and a half and haven't looked back. Between great services, great people, great homegroups, and great food (regular pot luck lunches after service) there's nowhere else I'd attend. And, with the philosophy of "no perfect people allowed," I'm sure anyone would feel just as comfortable and welcome here.

This Baltimore Basilica is known as America's First Cathedral. I highly recommend their tour, which…read morethey offer on Wednesdays and Fridays from 9 AM to 12 PM and also on Sundays following the 10:30 AM Mass. The tour is about an hour and includes the main church, Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel, the crypt, and the Pope John Paul garden. I thought visiting the crypt was very cool. Parking is free on Sundays until noon. On weekends, you can park at their garage for only $5, otherwise it's an hourly rate. Sunday Mass Schedule: 8 AM, 10:30 AM, and 5:30 PM

America's first Catholic Basilica is not the biggest nor grandest Basilicain the world. There is…read morenot much in term of stain glass windows, paintings, icons, and statues. The pews are simple and functional. What really shines are the history, the architecture, brightness, and interior design. My wife and I joined a free group walking tour with a very knowledgeable guide. The tour was about an hour long. We visited not only main chapel, but also the the undercroft. The crypt and a smaller chapel were located in the undercroft. The guild nararated the history very well and answered all our questions. My wife and I really enjoyed the guided tour and tbe Basilica. The guided tour is only available on certain days. It is best to call for info before going.

Great church with very welcoming staff. There's a visitor's center and information desk inside…read more If you have questions or want to worship during the week it's very hard to do so because they're doors are shut business days. Really hard to contact anyone in the office.

Everyone is super welcoming and helpful. I felt very secure leaving my daughter with the daycare,…read morethe volunteers were incredibly sweet and even texted me to give me an update on how she was doing shortly after service began. The service itself was great, and i really appreciated that the pastor didn't just read bible verse after bible verse but instead talked about relevant struggles and subjects and then made the Bible relate to it rather than trying to make the real world relate to the Bible. Definitely can't wait to go back.

Visited St Luke's to drop off a clothing donation after the recent fire. They took my bags and…read moreprovided a receipt for tax purposes...pretty sure I've already lost it, sigh.

Ok, who wouldn't love a church that has a banner that reads "Peace Be With You, Hon" smack in the…read morefront of the building.

In all the years that we have been coming to the Zion Church for their Sour Beef Event in October,…read morewe never have been in the church. Thanks to Doors Open Baltimore, we were able to visit the church. The church was founded in 1755 and is the oldest Lutheran Congregation in Maryland. This German church has been in continuous use since 1807. It was built by German immigrants and the building highlights the beautiful wood carvings and stained glass windows from Germany. We found it interesting that the windows in the main church are not stained glass, but pictures painted on glass. The only stained glass windows are the upper windows.

This church hosts many German events throughout the year, including a sour beef dinner and a…read moretraditional Christmas market. I found out about this place when I started taking German language classes at their school (they offer an 8 month semester as well as a shorter summer course). I'm not entirely sure if the teachers are members of this church (from what I've observed I'm guessing not); regardless, the classes are well structured, affordable, and challenging. A must-consider if you're looking to pick up German. Best part about this church, in my opinion, is the fact that they filmed an episode of "House of Cards" in the very room where my class takes place. Episode 7, A.A. scene. I'm a big fan of this show, so this factoid is awesome. Check it out!

I am a hit-or-miss church goer, however, I knew I needed to have a church I called "home". I found…read moreNew Song (or should i say, God lead me to New Song) after many less-than-appealing church experiences. After attending the church for over 2 years, I finally bit the bullet and became and actual member. New Song is a REAL church. They live what they preach, they acknowledge their human frailty, and God's ability to change us all. They serve their community (Sandtown-Winchester) every single day, not just on Sunday. They acknowledge they exist for the community not the other way around. You will find the congregations is diverse by age, racially, ethnically, economically, and educationally... i love this.

This turned out to be an alright crabfeast. I wanted to…read moretreat my mom to some crabs and they had other food as well. The tuna salad was very good. They had wings and meatballs, Corn on the cob and lot's of other food. They offered sweetened ice tea. They were also supposed to offer lemonade and dessert options. I didn't see that. They did play a few games beforehand. My mom played musical chairs with them. I thought they were stalling on the crabs but the time finally arrived. Drum roll please. This was the reason I came. Oh and they were delicious! Nice size male crabs. I definitely can't complain on that. The price was reasonable and l would definitely return for another crabfeast event here if offered in the future.