It feels a little strange writing about a church on Yelp, but if this helps anyone else find a warm…read moreand inclusive church home, then it'll have been worth it. We spent a lot of time visiting different churches and different denominations and I'm so glad we found a home at Saint Andrew's. The community is open, welcoming, and inclusive. You don't need to be Episcopalian (in fact, I am not), or subscribe to any set of beliefs, or be of any race, creed, sexual orientation, or even dress code in order to participate fully here. The sermons are an important part of the service for me, and St. Andrew's is blessed with preachers that are engaging and thoughtful. Oh, and getting here is easy to boot: fifteen minute walk from the Metro, or plenty of parking.

UBC is a great church! I can't believe I'm the first person to review it on Yelp!…read more I first went there after not having gone to church in a loooong time, and never having gone anywhere too regularly, and I felt very welcome and at home right away! The pastor is brilliant and hilarious, and delivers a solid and inspiring message.The first time I went there I was laughing so hard I was crying, and no one told me to leave! This is a big deal for someone who found church to be kind of cold and intimidating in the past. The congregation is very diverse which is also very important to me. We live in a culturally diverse area. I want to worship with a congregation that reflects that. The music is great in that it is an array of many different styles and cultures, and uses the gifts of the members of the congregation. Well, you should just come and check it out.

University Baptist Church is such a warm and welcoming congregation. My elementary age child and…read moreteenagers love the programming for them. The music ministry is diverse and lively and the preaching is incredible. Pastor John Burns is an incredible story teller and relates it all back to scripture in a way that is accessible. I love the worship time. The congregation is diverse in many different ways. They are truly walking the path of being a community of Jesus Christ. They find ways to connect over things they hold in common rather than differences. They are engaged in community services to live out the command to help others. A great worshipping community all around.

The pastors really live out the gospel. If you hear how much they have sacrificed for God and where…read morethey have served, you can see they really live out a life of service and love sharing the gospel to people who have been neglected. They use to live in the ghettos of Boston where there were as many funerals there as there are wedding in DC. They opened their house to the neighborhood children who often didn't have enough to eat or needed a safe place. On a side note regarding the post on Chinese New years, all the Christians I know in China and Taiwan celebrate Chinese New Years because it's a time to connect with family and friends and to share and tell them how much you love them. It's not easy being Christian in China and some of them have given up professions, suffered persecution, and are barely scrapping by, but they celebrate Chinese New Years....maybe differently from others....like with prayer and church services along with visiting family, feeding and helping the poor and witnessing to them. Chinese Christians definitely celebrate and share Christ's love during the two week national celebration!

When we walked in the door, I was struck by how the pastor greeted us, walked us up to "kid city"…read morewhere we could drop off our kids, and then found us seats. As a campus minister, it challenged me to think about how when we are in positions of leadership we can think we are "above" normal tasks such as ushering and welcoming people at the door. However, are there ways I can live out my faith and service in doing humble tasks as the pastor of this church modeled out? Thanks District church, for helping my faith to grow from that visit!

Members were not only friendly but also passionate believers. They actively seek out opportunities…read moreto connect with those who are not yet members.

This body of Fellowship is truly compassionate towards the membership and community. Both locally…read moreand globally and I follow them regularly. The Holy Spirit is evidenced in Kingdom Fellowship.

God's People Church is a non denomination Church that I had the opportunity to visit on several…read moreoccasions. The Church has a very laudable program that do take care of the needs of the Community. On Saturdays, the Church have a Free Food Distribution, Clothes and Shoes, to all needy residents. I was able to identify few residents from few neighboring Cities around Greenbelt, such as Hyattsville, Distict of Columbia, Silver Spring and few others. I am told that the Church do accept Donations and Gifts for free distribution to all poor and needy people, to support their humanitarian program.

We are a non-denominational, international and intercultural church where God's love is infectious,…read moreprayer is fervent, praise and worship is heavenly. Our desire is to make and impact in people from every nation, tribe and tongue. Come as you are and receive the love that only comes from God. Join Us: 5617, 54th Avenue, Riverdale, MD 20737 Meeting times: Sundays: First service 8:30 am Sunday School 10:00 am Second Service 10:30am River of Life Latino 5:00pm (Every first Sunday of the month we have our Joint Thanksgiving bilingual service and it is at 10:00am) Tuesdays: Digging deep Bible Study 7pm Wednesday (Miercoles): Oracion y enseñanza 7pm Thursday: Faith clinic 7pm Saturday (Sabado): Clinica de la Fe 7pm Operation P.U.S.H. Last 3 days of every month. 3 nights of of prayer, healing, deliverance & miracles

I give this church venue a zero the hope hall. They didn't leave any toilet paper out before the…read morewedding started. I had to look for it on my own.They also turned off the elevator knowing I had disability people invited to my wedding I had to wait almost two hours for someone to come back to turn on the elevator and unfortunately, those that I invited that had a disability left because of this issue. there is also a lot of holes and marks on the walls.They also don't give you your deposit back they send you pictures claiming that the mess that was "left" is yours when it's not.They sent me a picture with confetti outside when I never used confetti at my wedding.After my wedding I made sure everything was picked up and cleaned unfortunately they don't give a deposit back they stay with the deposit. They will always claim that you left it dirty or left something thrown. If I can give this review a zero I would this venue is not recommendable.Also Beth is really bad at communicating I kept sending her messages and she kept leaving me on read until I had to call her.

Just started going to the Church and it couldn't be more welcoming. Almost everyone I have met has…read morebeen so nice to talk to and even have fellowship after mass. I met a few parishioners and we talked about coffee after mass. The parish office thought it was a great idea and now we have coffee and doughnuts after the 10am mass. They have a great choir with an organ (though I am a piano type of choir person) and they sound great. The parents who send their kids to the school seem very happy with it too. Glad I started going to HRC.

From the owner: This is a great place for Sunday Mass. Holy Redeemer Church's welcoming community makes you feel…read morelike you are right where you belong. The beautiful music, encouraging homilies and peaceful sanctuary make for a prayerful liturgy.

Attended mass and walked around the Basilica. The space is huge and absolutely beautiful. There's a…read moregift shop. Very accessible by metro, a short walk from the station. 10/10 would recommend!

This is just one of my favorite places to go in the world to look at a man-made wonder. This truly…read moreis one of my favorite ways to pass time. The sheer grandiose nature and beauty of the basilica is unexplainable. Everytime I go here, I'm in such reverence for the Lord, but also, my megalophobia kicks in hehe- but in a good way! Would recommend to go explore on a hot summer day 'cause it's nice and cool in there! Just make sure you don't accidentally walk into mass starting.

I had a great worship experience to Zion this morning. This was my first time attending one of…read moretheir worship services. The dress is very casual. Services are a 8am, 9:30am and 11am. I felt a little rushed and wanted more time. Zion is modern; they leverages technology - web casts, announcement videos, etc. Praise and worship music is contemporary. Pastor Keith Battle delivered a powerful bible-based message. I found him relatable with a solid teaching style. I left with a page full of notes.

To me, it was church-lite…read more As far as worship services go, this one is A-ok. I could tell they were not trying to say "Jesus" or "God" or read directly from God's Inerrant Word too much because they weren't trying to scare off anyone who is unchurched and might be converted. Quite frankly, as a born-and-raised Methodist, I was slightly put-off by this 'loosey-goosey' church service. They never read the scripture lesson. It wasn't even listed on the bulletin, although some scripture references were flashed on the jumbo-tron during the 'message' (which was given by Pastor Marshall, a really young, hip fellow who appeared on stage after a long darkness, and just started talking about stress). They never had a responsive reading ***of the Bible***. They didn't play any standard-bearer religious music that lets you know you are in a hallowed place, the Lord's holy temple v(like the _Gloria Patri_ or the _Doxology_). For all I knew, I was at a concert. Especially with the Robin Thicke/Justin Timberlake look-alike fellow onstage belting out quasi inspirational ballads. But they did take up an offering. :-) But that is what I get and must accept during my summer of visiting around services. Church lite. Ha ha. We'll see what I get next Sunday.