I hate the idea of rating churches because it's such a personal experience, but I'll give it my…read morebest shot. Before walking in the doors, you're greeted by people who seem to actually want to know you. Everyone is so friendly and engaging. The service is around an hour and a half, but that is the because the worship is a bit long. Although worship is long, it feels short because the Spirit really flows. I, personally, wish it were longer. The sermon is biblically based. The pastor is nice and his preaching style is engaging. There are young people, old people l, and many different races.As far and the building, it is modern, but with homages to chapels. It is clean, and the bathrooms are also clean and can accommodate the amount of people the church attracts. After much thought, I couldn't think of anything bad to say about the church. If you are looking for a church, check them out. I felt the Spirit when I walked in.

I have been a parishioner at Saint Bede since 2004 and though it is a large parish there are many…read morewelcoming individuals and families that make it feel like home. The church is large, accommodating over 1,000 at some points, and seating is in the round with the tabernacle off to the left side when you enter near the fount. It is very beautiful, with many areas of adoration around statues of Mary and Joseph, as well as, paintings of the Divine Mercy and Our Lady of Guadalupe. Additionally, the reservation chapel, where the tabernacle is located is quiet and a wonderful place for prayer and adoration. The music is beautiful with multiple choirs (i.e., children's, Scholara, adult, contemporary), pipe organ, piano, and bells (i.e., adult and children) and supplemented with a guide in the pews to assist you with the music and readings. The priests in the parish are amazingly spiritual and attentive. They are usually in the commons before and after each Mass to greet, pray over, or just to chat with. Confession times are available throughout the week and the atmosphere is always friendly and loving. The Parish has many wonderful service, fellowship, and educational opportunities. The community does wonderful outreach through the Williamsburg House of Mercy, food pantry, and homeless programs. These are located not at the main church, but in downtown Williamsburg and serves many people throughout the region. There are also many opportunities to be involved in fellowship opportunities with other men, women, single-parents, Knights of Columbus, or many other groups that meet weekly to offer you a way to interact with others to grow spiritually in your faith. Furthermore, there are multiple educational opportunities throughout the week in the morning and evening. Overall Saint Bede is a large parish with multiple individuals and families; however, if you want it to be it can be your home away from home.

Spending a nice weekend in Williamsburg and we were very happy to find Saint Bede Catholic Church…read morefor Sunday Mass. The church is beautiful and we enjoyed the children's choir. Everyone was friendly. We're glad we have a welcoming church only a few minutes drive from our weekend accommodations.

This was our second time attending the church. It was on Easter Sunday. The choir had an Easter…read moretribute that was very nice. The atmosphere is definitely Southern Baptist and the pastor is an amazing speaker. He he has a unique Martin Luther King Jr. sound. It is close to the College of William and Mary and definitely a great place to attend if you are looking for a place to worship.

Visiting from California, we felt welcomed from the moment we arrived. Church announcements showed…read moreus how much the congregation cared for their young and being raised with family and Christ. The preaching was right on, starting from the Book Of Mark and drawing on gospel content and making application to current life and struggles. It is obvious that Jesus is the bedrock of this congregation. Come and worship!

The non-denominational Williamsburg Community Chapel has been a performing arts venue for at least…read more2 performances of The Williamsburg Symphony Orchestra. A wonderful, wonderful spot. It lacks the traffic congestion one would expect in larger markets. Easy parking, brightly lit at night, very clean restrooms. I hope to attend more performances there in the future.

So my husband and I used to go to Peninsula Community chapel in Yorktown and now that we live in…read morenew Kent we had to find a new church home! We have been going here for close to a year now and it has been amazing. We have even gotten plugged into a small group which I highly recommend and we bring our little one to the nursery on Sundays, which has been such a nice option.

Very warm Korean church! They have an English service and two Korean services every Sunday. They…read moreserve lunch every Sunday for free.(It was good) If you're looking for a Korean church where has good sermons, give a try to PKBC. I'd definitely consider this church as a home church if I lived that area for a longer time!

Great place to meet God and fellow Christians. Pastor is bilingual in Korean and English. Everyone…read morewarm and friendly.

It's a great church, with a boatload of friendly people. My wife loves going there and my kids love…read moregoing there. There is something for everyone. The pastor, Jim Weston, is very friendly and very knowledgeable. He preaches a good sermon twice on Sundays, because we have two services. One is traditional and the other is contemporary. Awanas (Bible for kids) start at 2 years old with the Puggles and continues through high school. There are Sunday morning Bible studies in which to get involved. There are Wednesday night dinners to enjoy. I will go back -- every Sunday and Wednesday. :)

I love this church! They truly preach the Bible with love and guidance. People are so friendly and…read morewelcoming-

The past experiences ppl had worshiping this body of believers…read moreBc life's hard , life's full of fearful events !

If you are looking to continue pursuing sorority and/or fraternity life complete with a set of…read morevalues that do NOT honor Jesus, the Christ, the one and only Son of the Living God then this is your ideal clique; I won't call it a church. However, if you are seeking Christ, seeking to grow in Him as the Scriptures say "Let this mind be in you which was also in Christ Jesus, Who being in the form of God thought it not robbery to be equal with God. Bur made himself of no reputation, and took on the form of a servant and was made in the likeness of men. And being found in fashion as man HE humbled Himself and became obedient unto death, even the death of the cross. Therefore, GOD has highly exalted HIM and given Him a name which is above every name; that at THE NAME OF JESUS every knee should bow, of things in heaven, and things in earth, and things under the earth; and that every tongue should confess that Jesus Christ is LORD to the glory of God the Father." AMEN! and AMEN! However, if you just want to check religion off your resumé .....I think you get the message. Study Isaiah 53 along with this passage in Philipians 2:5-11. Time is getting short and the days are getting darker. Along with Joshua as he crossed over the Jordan river my confession is this: "Choose this day whom you shall serve. As for me and my house we shall serve the Lord."