365 Church is a small (but growing) Christ centered Bible based church. Pastor Matt is an…read moreanointed, dynamic Bible teacher who injects wonderful humor into his messages (as opposed to "preaching.") His wife, Misty, is a wonderful woman of God and they have 4 children who are active in the church. There is Kid's Quest and Kid Zone, and a nursery. They have a food pantry and are a great asset to the Martinsburg, WV community because they "walk the talk." Please visit and I think you will be "hooked." (Think fishers of men/people - for God's Kingdom.)

Reopened for in-person worship since July 11th, I stopped by here and opted not to join the…read moreservice. The church is an impressive structure and it should be as it has been since 1747 when it was founded by ordained ministers of the German Reformed Church. The German Reformed Church in the United States was a denomination which came into being as a result of the emigration in the early 1700's of thousands of German-speaking people, just as several Lutheran bodies were established in our nation. Both of these traditions, Reformed and Lutheran, trace their beginnings to the spiritual insights, the work, and the struggles of a number of religious leaders of the Sixteenth Century on the European continent. The church has two cemeteries, the attached Reformed Graveyard that was stablished in 1774 and the attached graveyard. Both include a large number of 18th century gravestones and names that show the history of Shepherdstown through the ages. It was in interesting walk though some of the ground is a bit uneven in places so watch your step. .[Review 15610 overall - 62 in West Virginia - 1114 of 2021.]

Beautiful new church building. A vibrant welcoming church community. Pastor Fr. Keith, is a caring…read moreand hardworking pastor who has a large community to shepherd all on his own. He does it with a smile on his face! My nephew received his first Holy Communion there last Sunday. What a beautiful event! Our whole family felt welcomed and felt at home there. The stained glass windows are quite breathtaking. The community worked hard to raise the money and get the permitting to build a big and beautiful new church and they did it - it's a beautiful and peaceful space. Thank God for the Sacraments, for St. Katherine Drexel Church and for Fr. Keith!

This church is the most welcoming and warm Bible believing church I have ever been to. We have…read morebeen going here for more than a year and it has become our home. Pastor Ray and his staff and all of the volunteers are all so loving and helpful. You will be hugged by all of the greeters the minute you walk in the door. The worship team is so dynamic that you will feel the Lords presence. Please stop by!!

A wonderfully charming church with a strong community attachment. A smaller congregation who were…read morevery kind and welcoming. I strongly suggest attending.service and enjoying a wonderful uplifting sermon and walk with The Lord.

Genuine friendly folks interested in me for who I am. Pastor Curtis King is a man of his word and…read moreis all about pointing his messages to God and what God can do never what he as a man can do. He is a humble man who preaches with a conviction proving his points from the King James Bible. Independent Baptist

If your tired of mega church worship and our looking for a down home church feel with a…read morecontemporary flare then is the church. Just 10 minutes off the beltway, nestled next to the Monocacy river. St. Paul is a hidden jewel among houses of worship. In terms offerings and amenities, they have adult Sunday school and children church which is always a refreshing break for weary parents who want to focus on God's word. In terms of technology this church may be in the country, but no in the dark. St. Paul's website is state of the art offering all the options of a large mega church, videos, bible lesson downloads, news, information, live streaming and there even a iPhone app for the church. One other convenience is there is electronic giving not only online but if you should forget your money or checks you can contribute via credit cards, ATM cards, AMEX and the list goes on. If you are Frederick resident and are unable to attend because of transportation they also have a city shuttle that will pick you up upon request. All it takes is a simple email to the contact page on the website and your on the pick up list. All in all if your looking for a place of worship this church is worth visiting.

A few days ago on July 3, we walked into your church to pray. Having an anniversary on that day but…read morelosing my father last year to heart attack that he couldn't recover from, we traveled and wanted to take a moment out to pray. It wasn't too late in the day, but the doors were open. It felt inviting so we walked in. However, once I arrived in, I paged through your bulletin and found out that the first service here is late in the day (something like 1:45 on a Sunday), and knowing we couldn't stay for the mass (having things to do, as we were on vacation nonetheless and not knowing just how well this area of town is/was etc.) we headed out after praying. However, what my mother did notice is that this place didn't have any candles to lite with donations. The church seems to be maintained, though the bulletin said it wasn't taking in too much the previous week, so upkeep of candles shouldn't have been a problem. Normally, that is one thing we Catholics recognize as one thing all Catholic churches have that this one failed to have, that we didn't really like. While we didn't stay for a mass, it was a worthwhile choice on a Holy Day, and something I wouldn't have chosen to do otherwise. We ended up hanging a prayer intention on the fern tree inside from the prayer intention cards just outside the chapel doors but from inside their hallway leading up into the chapel.