It feels strange to leave a review for a church as if grading them, so I won't do that. Instead,…read moreI'll share some things to help you decide if this is the place for you. The Holy Spirit is able to move here. Some of the people we have met who attend are more than Sunday Christians, and it truly shows. The Trinity is honored in full, God the Father, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit, and their importance is clear. The gifts of the Spirit are given to all, and learning to embrace them is an essential part of growing in your faith. If you have longed for a deeper relationship with the Lord, this is your church. Not only will you find that here, but fellowship is genuine and life-changing. It is time to stop blaming the church for offenses that reveal inner convictions. Come to a church that does not sugarcoat the gospel and will lead you to the well.

Been going here for a year and a half and never have felt more at home. Leadership is beyond…read morereproach, very diverse church, and they care so much about the local and global community. Bible preaching church with a small community feel as they prioritize getting people connecting and growing together, not just Sundays. Highly recommend!

Welcome Home! Frederick Campus is warm and inviting. Pastor Dale is a loving, knowledgeable…read moreteacher of His Word. Pastor Steve is passionate to ensure all who join to Worship will come back. Outreaches in the community are spreading God's Word in action.

Love! Love! Love Pastor Dale. Charges me up for the week ahead. The praise and worship soothes my…read moresoul when I'm struggling and builds me up higher when I'm not. Come for a visit and find a new home. Prayers and blessings for all the many people that spend their time welcoming people to this wonderful community.

A true Buble/CHRIST centered church]. Stresses that teaching the Bible is important. The Bible is…read morethe word of God.....a great place to learn and grow.

From the owner: Calvary Chapel Frederick is a non-denominational Christian Church that is affiliated with the…read moreCalvary Chapel Association of Churches.

Love the church body and community that we have found at FCF!! Sound biblical teaching. There is a…read moreplace for every age and stage of life!! If you're looking for a church highly recommend!

FCF is a Bible-based church that teaches us to love one another, as well as those who criticize and…read morepersecute us. We support each other, and welcome everyone to our church. I'm truly blessed to call FCF my church home and encourage anyone who is looking for a church that truly preaches the gospel to visit FCF. You won't regret it.

Very real pastor. Nice community of church members who are also very real. Highly recommendedread more

I have been attending HCF for over 2 years now and can love the people and the way God makes His…read morepresence known there. The leaders and people have a childlike love and faith. There is a hunger for God's Spirit and Word. In my lifetime of church involvement, I have seen that combination to be rare. Come join us and encounter the living God who loves you!

From the owner: Welcome to HCF! We are a Spirit-Filled, Kingdom Minded,…read more Presence Centered Church

Collective is an amazing place. I couldn't recommend this church more. We have been so pleased with…read morethe welcoming environment, the fantastic children's classes (we have children in the range of ages 5-11), fun family events, great small groups, and honest/real/challenging preaching. You won't find a better place to challenge you to be your best self, support you in your faith journey and to call family & a home. I *highly* recommend Collective Church!

On January 21st, my wife and I attended the later Sunday service, and were trying to drop off our…read moretwo year old son at the child care. Unfortunately, he was scared and began to cry nonstop. He had been twice before and both times when we left him AND when we picked him up after service he was crying, meaning he'd be crying for about an hour. We didn't leave him again because we didn't want him crying for that long. The child care staff was completely understanding and said we could always bring him back if we decided to do so. We took him into the service with us and all was great until 10 minutes before the service ended. One of the staff members came over to my wife and told her that she and my son had to leave the service and go to the lobby because they were being disruptive. Let it be known that my son was being extremely quiet. He did not cry or talk loudly at all. There were no signs and none of the ushers or staff members who opened the door and even sat us at the service with our child told us at any point that children were not allowed. My wife nursed him on and off, so maybe that contributed to them being thrown out. After the service, the staff member, CT, came over to my wife and I to try to better explain why my wife and son were asked to leave -- something along the lines of how my son was being disruptive and that we should consider taking him to the child care. I explained that we did try that, and he was scared and we could not just leave him there AGAIN. He also said that if it were his kids who were being disruptive (again with the insinuation that my son was disruptive when this was not the case), he would take them to the child care section or the parent care room. Well guess what? We would have stepped out too if our kid was being disruptive, but he wasn't, and if a two-year old is scared and crying, they need their parents. Any caring parent would be more understanding and compassionate than to leave their child when they need them the most. I read a previous review from Christmas week and how a mother and child also went through the same ordeal. The church will probably give the same response in this case: "...there's a child room for that..." and "...every single week people are coming to Collective who are hanging on by a thread and they are hoping that Jesus can help them and we want to make sure nothing distracts them from hearing about God's grace and endless second chances." So if you're a parent who is struggling and hanging by a thread, and you don't have the heart to leave your child crying for an hour, look elsewhere. This is not the church for you. I would also imagine that if you are the non-parent hanging by a thread, the last thing in your mind would be the well-behaved child next to you. As for the parent care room which they will also mention in their reply, we got an email that says the following about it: "Parent Care Room: This quiet space for parents who need to feed, change, or calm down their child is now located next to our Nursery and Check In space, for security and your convenience. While there is a TV in this room, the goal is to have this be a QUICK PIT STOP for you to care for your child, before sending them back to our Collective Kids Classrooms." So, I'm guessing you'll get kicked out of there too if you take too long. So in other words, Collective is saying to hell when the kids need comfort from their parents, let's worry about everyone else? Well what if the parents are also struggling or hanging on by a thread, too? Bottom line, my family and I will never return to this church. Looks can be deceptive and that's exactly what this church is. All show, but when it comes down to it, they just don't care. It was a punch in the face when we needed it the most.

I tried another Catholic church in the area that I wasn't crazy about, then one day I found St…read more John's when I was poking about downtown and I'm so happy I did! It's a gorgeous historic church from colonial times. The building is beautiful and according to a pamphlet I read, the painting behind the altar is a well known masterpiece (of course i don't remember the name or artist). I believe this year is their 250th anniversary. Sunday English mass times are at 9, 11, and 1. They also have Spanish mass but I'm not sure what time. More importantly for me, Fathers Matteo and Kevin are passionate and engaging speakers and I look forward to their homilies. It's also easy to become involved through volunteering. There are several ministries and everyone I've met has been friendly and welcoming!

We've been going to MVCC for five years. We moved to Maryland in 2011 and we were looking for a…read morechurch home. We "stumbled" upon MVCC and it has been a fantastic ride. MVCC welcomes everyone with open arms and Pastor Guy is more than a pastor. He is a teacher, a leader, and lives what he preaches. It's a modern style church with a live band. The church has grown tremendously in the past five years. We love MVCC and couldn't imagine calling another church home.