We have been going here for over 2 years now. From the moment we stepped foot in the door we were…read moreblown away by the authentic welcoming members & leaders. The pastors have been more than willing to patiently address any questions or concerns we may have had. We find the teachings to be sound and love being a part of such a diverse gathering putting aside differences in unity. As a parent I have never been a part of a church that has cared for our children so well. I highly recommend this place to anyone who may be in the Loudoun area no matter where you are in life.

Unique place where you will learn about how to develop deep relationships with people of other…read morecultures

I love this church. I love the worship. I love the person who hollers-- it's encouraging! I love…read morethe cultural diversity and the way people worship God. I was mainly drawn to MBC due to the sermons- great overall and they don't shy away from difficult topics. I can see David Platt's heart for the lost. The only thing that I've found difficult is building community with peers that are similar age range (30's) and life stage (they do small groups by location, not age... but this could a pro as well).

I used to attend this church regularly and serve on several ministry groups. I don't ever expect to…read morefully align with any church home 100%, but when a politician walked onto the "stage" ( bc that's what it was at that point) and campaigned, I left. Separate church and State. It's a mistake to mix the two. Also, the quality of the church went downhill through the torrent of pastors and settled on one who doesn't fit the area or my needs. By my standards, he's a stale, pale, male, and his preaching was exclusionary. His answer would be (I've heard it) to "don't ask him, ask God; read your Bible." I have. I'm glad not to have the leadership of souls in my hands, it's true. However, when I arrived at this church, I was so impressed with the teaching and the ability to remain silent where the Bible remains silent on topics. I specifically remember Lon saying, "Where the Bible is silent, we can have opinions, but we must remain silent as leaders and counsel prayer." It's clear that Lon has opinions. He's made them clear and public now, but not when I attended MBC. When that ended, so did my attendance at this church.

Trinity church is such a warm and welcoming place. The worship team opens service with such a great…read morevariety of music, the kids program is amazing and inclusive, making it more about kids church and less about Sunday school and the people are extremely kind. They are always willing to talk and pray for you/with you when requested. Definitely a welcome and warm place to praise Jesus and find community

From the owner: A campus of Trinity Church meeting in Reston, Virginia at 10:00 am on Sundays…read more Trinity Kids programming is provided on Sunday mornings for families with children birth to 5th grade. Throughout the week, adult community groups meet in homes all over the NoVA area. Additionally, you can connect with our women’s and men’s ministry for Bible studies, events, and retreats. Serve others both at church and with our Community Partners!

Love this church and it's outreach programs..I have attended in live performances and on line…read moresituations for the last 4 years..

They offer everything from services, yoga classes, Bible study, ESOL classes, food…read more Pantry, mobile health clinics , free diapers , multicultural festivals, Zumba, weightlifting and support groups called Celebrate Recovery.

I give this non-denominational church 5 stars. Now, I'm not the church-going type. I consider…read moremyself agnostic, but I went here when I was younger due to neighborhood friends going here and bringing me, my sister, and my mother along. They have (or had at that time) an AWANA program one night a week for the kids to learn the bible in a fun way, and play games and such. I went there a few times, had fun, but it was more b/c of the social aspect than anything else. I will say that everyone I know who is the church attending type, and goes here, loves it. (One person being my mother). Also, they have a really good community, and help each other when in need. (i.e. a large family had their main provider pass away, and the church helped them out in every way possible). This is what I think a church should be like... and if I lived in the area, and was religious... I would most likely go here.

Pastor said God doesn't create evil. Please explain this…read moreverse pastor: Isa 45:7  I form the light, and create darkness: I make peace, and create evil: I the LORD do all these things. Sure, everyone is nice and friendly and welcoming just like any other church, after all, "put on Sundays best right?!" Problem is, what did Jesus say? Mat 23:27  Woe unto you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! for ye are like unto whited sepulchres, which indeed appear beautiful outward, but are within full of dead men's bones, and of all uncleanness. And another reminder of what Jesus instructed: Jhn 4:24  God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth. To say God does not create evil is not truth. On another note, the presence of the Holy Spirit was not there. A lack of love, it's more of a facade. Be careful people. Looks can be deceiving. Mat 23:28  Even so ye also outwardly appear righteous unto men, but within ye are full of hypocrisy and iniquity.

If you want a church that you can feel comfortable and welcomed, this is the place. Awesome…read moreworship group that plays contemporary worship music. Messages are clear and always give you something to think about. Lots of areas to get involved in, great church for serving others.

I visited this church last week with my daughter. It was so friendly and inviting. I think every…read moreperson said hello to us and welcomed us. The Paster gave and amazing talk and it was so inspiring. After the service, we were given coupons for the coffee shop. I received emails that afternoon thanking me for my attendance and hoping I would come back. After arriving today, Paster Clark greeted my children and me at the door. It was my kids first time at Sunday School, so someone took us to the places we needed to go. This church is very warm and inviting. I look forward to coming here each week.

Very warm congregation. Seem genuine and sincere. Charismatic and interesing pastor with excellent…read moredelivery style and dynamic message. Lovely talk and repast post service. Planning move to new church adjacent to old sight. Diverse congregation.

i really enjoy this church. it is super inviting and kind. i have been church shopping, and i think…read morethis is THE ONE. they are doing renovations right now, so get in before everyone flocks to the new building if you want a bit of "new member" attention.

Rockville Christian is a great church!…read more Sunday Worship Service is held at 11:00 AM. The church is small, a congregation that is diverse in every dimension, and everyone receives a genuinely warm welcome there. I first visited Rockville Christian Church because although the church I was attending in DC was very nice, I was feeling led to go somewhere closer to home, where I could be part of a church community. One of the pastors at my church in DC recommended Rockville Christian Church, so I went. As soon as I walked into the church, I received a genuinely friendly welcome. I found my seat, and the service began. The music was good at the service. Kay Krekow, a gifted musician, leads the music ministry. The church choir is small, but sings some ambitious selections. I was happy that at Rockville Christian, the congregation sings enthusiastically. (I've sometimes been dismayed to be in churches where you couldn't tell whether the congregation was singing or not, but people really sing here.) The young pastor of the church, Rev. Dr. David Chisham, does a great job of presenting the message. He varies his style of presentation, and this keeps things interesting. Rockville Christian Church is part of The Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) denomination. The name of the denomination is intentionally simple, as are its Mission, Vision and Confession. It is refreshing to be part of a church that doesn't add any extraneous requirements or conditions to what is specified in the Bible. Finding Rockville Christian Church can be challenging, but it is worth the effort! Once you are on Adclare Road, drive a few blocks through the nice residential neighborhood until the road dead ends at the church.

Had a great Thanksgiving service and meal with the church. This church is like family…read more During the service, Pastor David asked for what we are thankful for. Don't get me started, I'll dilute my coffee! I appreciate that our military, their families, veterans, and our leaders are always lifted in prayer. Suffice it to say, great place for unconditional love and acceptance. Everyone pitching in when someone is in need and celebrating the milestones of our lives. The community service and camp programs for the youth is so important for their development as Christians and global citizens. The kids programs make them feel special and surrounded by caring adults and teens. Thanks to Deidre who leads crafts for the kids twice a month in addition to a separate children's church. It is nice when the kids say, "what's happening at church today".

We went on Easter Sunday so it's a little hard to tell what it is normally like. It had great music…read moreand lots of families. Lots of events and a good message.

My husband and I were married at VPC last week. Since the wedding was very small, we chose to have…read moreour ceremony in the original chapel, and it was wonderful. It's very sweet, with finished wood, and very simple. Pastor Pete James knows his stuff and takes the service very seriously. The only down side is that due to our desire to have a champagne toast we were unable to have our reception here (It's a Presbyterian thing)