Being a historical buff, thanks Dad, this is a MUST See!~ The employees take it to the next level…read moreof education, which can be seen throughout the location! This includes amazing, informative presentations and exhibits! ~ You can tell that the employee's love is what they do with speaking to them and watching them present to the public, the history. Don't miss this exceptional place during your visit to Jamestown, VA!!!![Especially around the Native American artifacts and presentation!!!]

I'm glad we decided to visit Historic Jamestowne because the NPS staff inspired my husband to…read morefinally get his veteran ID and claim his free America the Beautiful Lifetime Pass. Something a bit unusual here is that part of the site is managed by the National Park Service (Colonial National Historical Park) and part of it is managed by Preservation Virginia (Jamestown Rediscovery), a private non-profit. Everyone needs the NPS ticket (or NPS pass) and people can also add on the additional ticket to tour the Preservation Virginia space. You can buy them together or wait until you reach the PV entrance to decide. There are also Historic Triangle and other bundle tickets so that's worth looking into if everyone in the group is old enough to truly enjoy the historic sites (or young enough to just sleep through them). We were traveling with a 1.5 year old and it was very hot/humid when we were there so we decided to stick to the part fully covered by the America the Beautiful Pass. The little guy seems to like (or not mind?) the heat and humidity but it's hard to know when he'll get fussy or determined to explore/touch something he shouldn't so we currently try to stick to free and low cost places which we won't mind leaving suddenly. We enjoyed the indoor museum in the visitor center and the little guy loved the boardwalk outside. Once we reached the big monument he just wanted to walk circles around it so we eventually put him back in the stroller until it was time to hit the boardwalk again. The walk felt like a walk in the park so I think the visitor center museum was a great addition.

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.

From the owner: A church in love with Jesus and people. A church where you belong. Locations across Hampton Roads…read morein Newport News & Williamsburg.

If you want to be loved unconditionally while hearing the word WCC is where you want to come.read more

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.

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!

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.

If you are visiting Williamsburg and either looking for a UU church or a place of liberal religious…read moreworship, WUU (Williamsburg Unitarian Universalists) is a great place to visit. The church building is simple and light and airy, making for a peaceful place to worship. The congregations ranges from children to retirees and it is a warm and welcoming place.

Robert has his pronouns mixed up! Wuu has a female minister who brings the Spirit of Life with…read moreher as she nurtures this congregation. It is a community that provides a home for all who need a spiritual experience....an emotional as well as an intellectual experience. I love that we have atheist, Hindu, Buddhist, Wiccan, Christian, Jewish, and Muslim members. It is true....we pray...to the spirit of life......and meditate....and sing out the joy in our hearts! The idea that God is anthropomorphic is not an idea one would receive here at WUU. Rather, the word "God" is a metaphor for all that is sacred in the universe. It Is the term used to reflect the awe with which we look to nature, to the stars, to the unknowable depths and intricate complexities of the universe. This denomination has Deist and Christian roots, but members know that our "standing on the side of love" means that we welcome all people....all colors, all ethnic groups, all sexual identities....everybody. They are worthy. They are welcomed. They are fed spiritually in this space. They also have many opportunities to practice social and environmental justice.

The church, recently renovated, is beautiful and the organ is magnificent (it's worth a visit just…read moreto see the organ and hear the extraordinarily talented organist). It's an older congregation primarily, but the childcare for families is very good, and they are responsive to needs of many groups. Services are friendly and welcoming - visitors are always there because of the proximity to the college and the historic area, and are always welcome. The church holds concerts and a ton of educational programs. The pastoral staff is caring and accessible. If you've relocated and are looking for a church home, or if you're just passing through the area, it's a great place to worship.

From the owner: A vibrant welcoming congregation where people of all ages worship & grow in faith, serving our…read morecommunity & world. Join us Sundays for 9:30 & 11:00am worship, 9:30 Church School all ages. Nursery staffed all morning. Located near CW, across from W&M. Enriching opportunities for community and global outreach, education, fellowship and music.