We came to Lynchburg in 2015 to visit my older sister. We moved here by 2016 & have been at TRBC…read moreever since. It's a large church but the worship is outstanding. Pastor Jonathan is a very good pastor.

I just moved to Lynchburg to go to liberty Law School and my first Sunday I was blown away when I…read morewalked into Thomas Road Baptist. I have since become a member and joined a small group. Pastor Jonathan is amazing, the song and worship service is top notch and the church is involved in so many community affairs that it is just good to know that I am a part of something that is a part of the community. The church has such an incredible history that I am sure most people reading this are well aware of it. Coming from California though, it is pleasant to finally meet the Falwell's and to see their ministry in action. When I was in my early 20s I was a radio DJ at a Christian radio station in Santa Maria California and I remember playing Jerry Falwell Sr.'s messages every week. It was a very emotional experience to attend my first service and to go to the Falwell Memorial on the campus for the first time. If you are in Lynchburg, there really is no other place that you should attend church, especially if you only have one Sunday to experience Lynchburg at it's finest. Sort of the church that built the city.

At Trinity Ecumenical Parish, aka TEP, 800 members of the Presbyterian, Lutheran, and Episcopal…read morefaiths - plus many who come from other backgrounds - worship and serve together. Services rotate every month, with members attending all of the services. There are nearly unlimited volunteering opportunities for service within the church, and in the broader Smith Mountain Lake community. The church building is a community resource, shared by many organizations from the community. Two experienced pastors (male and female) share the pulpit, and the music ministry is among the finest you can find anywhere. (One pastor and his wife met as professionals in the opera, and the choir director composes original hymns.) The sermons are inspirational, and everyone is welcome. Two services are available every Sunday, including an early service that is non-denominational.

My parents have been members here for the last 4 years. I always look forward to coming home from…read moreDC, and this church is one of the reasons. The preaching is direct from the Bible and the hymns include the favorites I memorized as a child, the likes of Amazing Grace and How Great Thou Art. The pianoist (no canned music here!) is lovely and talented. The rest of its members work hard to serve the community as much as the church - one example, they drive bus routes run multiple times a week to afford area children a chance to attend who wouldn't have a means otherwise. I highly recommend.

The best church and Pastor Bibby is a truly gifted man of God! The friendly, warm welcome I…read morereceived as a walk-in visitor had me attending till I made the right choice and joined this church. A wonderful, loving, Bible-centered church, and a great group of people. All are welcomed like family! They "practice what they preach" and do great things for the community as well. I'm glad I stopped by one evening for Bible Study! Now a member over two years. I would recommend this church to anyone looking for a good church home.

Passing through town and spotted the historical marker that is at the corner of Forest Road…read more(US-221) and Corporate Park Drive. The marker is in excellent condition and I have nothing to add to Joshua's review. The marker reads, "St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, about a mile northwest of here, was established by the Rev. Nicholas Hamner Cobbs in 1824. Cobbs, later the first Episcopal Bishop of Alabama, is credited with revitalizing that denomination in western Virginia. The St. Stephen's congregation erected its first sanctuary ca. 1825 on land that had been part of Thomas Jefferson's Poplar Forest tract. This building was replaced in 1844 with the present brick Greek Revival-style sanctuary on the same site. The church's cemetery, with grave markers dating to the 1840s, reflects a variety of styles of funerary art." Worth your time to check it out if you're in the area. [Review 15073 overall, 575 of 2021, number 1290 in Virginia.]

This is the church that I went to in high school starting about when I was sixteen. I have lots of…read morewarm memories here and the congregation is great. If you are looking for a place to belong this is it. It is on the small side also so that's good. Lots of rich history as well.

Calvary Chapel Lynchburg is hands down the best church I have ever been to. I have been to many…read morechurches throughout my life from different denominations. CCL is committed to solid verse by verse Bible teaching, Spirit-filled worship, and great community. I met my now wife there when we were in high school youth group, married, counseled, and now raising kids. My life has been changed and greatly impacted by the ministry of CCL.

I love this church! Definitely home to me. Pastor Troy preaches straight out of the Word of God.read more

More chapel sized than church. The wooden floor augments the acoustics. It seems like an Anglo…read moreparish with a strong Latino component. The pastor Fr. Mark White also serves a parish in Martinsville. I got the impression that theparish was cultivating some traditional Catholic elements in light of Novus Ordo liturgy

Awesome church service awesome food Bank awesome people all the way around I've been going to this…read morechurch for years even after I got my apartment and I was no longer homeless they still help me I'm going now I'm