This is a great church with friendly people! They love the Lord and love to worship Him. Good place…read morefor families too. They meet on Sunday mornings at 1000 and have a family night on Wednesdays that includes dinner and Awana classes for kids. I definitely recommend them.

Disclaimer: I am a member of this church, but I am going to write my review from the perspective I…read morehad when I was looking for a church. When beginning our search for a church we had several criteria that were very important: 1) theologically sound and aligned to our beliefs, 2) contemporary worship style and 3) effective and welcoming community. We tried several churches that did the first two points very well, but were lacking in the third. As we continued finding our other choices lacking, priorities #2 and 3 flip-flopped, so we started compromising on the purely contemporary style. That opened up the possibility of Trinity, which has a blended worship style: some traditional hymns, and some contemporary style music. Because it is Presbyterian, it met our first priority, which was of the utmost importance. It also helped that the pastors are very amiable and approachable in their preaching and in their congregational interactions. The community that exists here is very welcoming, with people not just being conversational with the people they know, but taking the time to go beyond the awkward handshake with a stranger. I also very much like the fact that there isn't a weird "greeting time" at the beginning of the service. Instead, everyone mills about after service to catch up with friends and meet new people. There are plenty of community groups to make closer connections in, as well as church-wide welcoming activities such as visitor desserts hosted by the lead pastor and his family, as well as military family potlucks for that particular demographic. We have been very happy with joining this church, and would recommend it to anyone looking to find a welcoming community that covers all age and life stages!

This review is for the clean and free 'Sully's playground' attached to the church. It was easy and…read morefree to park on the street.

The monks are so friendly and welcoming. If you go to mid day chanting and alms meal, the lay…read morepeople are also so friendly and warm. I started attending weekly even though I'm very new to Buddhism. People explain what is going on so I don't feel like an outsider. Definitely worth your time.

Amazing staff and community! The festivals and ceremonies are memorable and a "must see" experience.read more

Easter vigil service is an amazing experience, with traditional and praise music, brass quintet,…read moreorganist, and praise band-a musical buffet for your ears. It starts at sunset out front, with candidates for Baptism leading way into a candle lit service. It can only be described as an event. My young teen niece said after service. "I finally get it" it is followed my a tremendous feast in parish hall.

Very welcoming and organized. There are areas for candle offering with ample space for you to pray…read morequietly. Very private confessional area. Sermons are practical and light. Singers sing well, readers speak clearly. Mass still traditional but not stuffy. This church is cozy and small and warm and welcoming to diverse parishioners. No pressure alms giving. Have a small peaceful and quiet chapel with keypad code entry in the back of the church.

I absolutely love attending St. Matthew's Catholic Church. It is very reverent and adoration is…read moreoffered every single Sunday immediately after Mass. Confessions are also offered regularly, which is a necessity for me. The interior of the Church is beautiful and the music is always lovely, and well practiced, traditional hymns. I especially enjoy listening to the reflective, contemplative song that the choir performs after everyone receives the Eucharist -- it's always beautiful.

My first contact with this caring and loving church came through a pastoral visit with a…read morehospitalized family member. I witnessed compassion and care as he spoke with and prayed with my family member. Today, I attended the church's service of Holy Communion which was welcoming and moving. The chapel was beautiful. I then toured the church, which has another smaller chapel and a sanctuary reflective of 1960's church architecture.

excellent adult forums! Beautiful services. they do traditional services and contemporary services…read more Wonderful Sunday School for children. The music is inspiring in both contemporary and traditional services. it's a good place to be on Sunday Mornin!

Guy there calls himself a "Rabbi", but has not graduated from rabbinical studies and makes frequent…read moreerrors doctirnal errors. He doesn't know -or care enough to find out about-traditions and rules for ceremony. He makes derogatory remarks about the group there, as a whole, and frequently zeros in on individuals and "bullies" them. During prayer meeting, he plays with his phone, flips through his notebook--remains disconnected. Don't waste your time or money. He doesn't want you there, anyway.

I personally found the group of people there to be angry and arrogant. It was so much so that I had…read moreto ask the Rabbi why he puts up with them?! Seriously, I wanted to slap some of those people! They weren't very nice or warm. A lot of them had attitudes. Don't expect love or patience from this congregation. The Rabbi is cool though.

I've been in this church since I was born and this place is amazing. Definitely the best church in…read morevirgina. They always teach a new lesson every Sunday and Wednesday. If your looking for a church in virgina come to this place

I needed a church while I was home for the holidays, and the Rock Church website said they had a…read moreSunday evening service at 7 pm. I arrived around 6:50 to discover the service had already started. I have no idea when service is, but it definitely is not the 7 pm advertised on their own website.