Great church services, not too big, coffee bar, some friendly people, lots of activities to get…read moreinvolved in.

We went three times and no one even said hello to us. This church is very cliquey and unless you…read moreknow someone there already they are just too busy to bother with you. The worship is ok but is more like a performance than going before the throne. The teaching was basic without much depth. It's a big church to get lost in. I'm sure there are some wonderful people there but it would take quite awhile to find them and we are just ready to jump in somewhere and be about our Father's business.

Fantastic, evangelical, faith-affirming, Bible-based Annapolis church! Whole family enjoy attending…read more& have invited neighbors to go as well.

The first time I walked into Bridge Church I was welcomed like the expected family member everyone…read morehad been waiting for. Wow. sweet homecoming.

Very welcoming church that really cares about the city of Annapolis. I'd recommend.read more

I visited several churches when I moved to Annapolis, but Eastport UMC was the most open and…read morewelcoming. It is located right down in a vibrant area of the city. The church is very active in the community. It hosts monthly community food pantries (as a distribution point for AA County Food Bank) and community forums on various topics of interest. There is a sunrise service on Easter out at Thomas Point Park, right on the water. EUMC hosted the Annapolis Jazz & Roots Festival last fall. This summer, there has been weekly free yoga on the lawn. This church is a progressive, welcoming place where people of all backgrounds, races, and gender identities are gathering together as an active and encouraging congregation.

Worship was beautiful and the service itself was uplifting. However, I was deeply disappointed to…read moresee church volunteers wearing MAGA hats both inside and outside the building. A place of worship should feel welcoming and focused on faith--not politics. Sadly, this made me feel uncomfortable and unwelcome, and I won't be returning.

Truly a church that represents come as you are. Growing up in black United Methodist church, I was…read morealways curious to find my own place in the world. I love my foundation, but was always open to explore other options for me. The first time I ever went to CCF was almost a decade ago for a quinceanera and I thought that was awesome for them to be this diverse. I started to come on Sundays and have gone off and on (between college and moving away for grad school) for years. There's a 9:00 and 11:00 service, but I often attend 9:00. We're out by 10:20ish so I still have my whole Sunday (which is the polar opposite of my upbringing). I've seen the church go through renovations and remember when we had service in the gym. This church has something for everyone and brought out a side of me I didn't know I had. From home study groups to addiction ministry to coffee ministry to quiet rooms to special needs services. Their childrens/teen/young adult ministries are active and this church has a strong generational future. I am even a missionary and attended the trip to the Navajo Nation twice. CCF changed my life forever and I hope to see you at our church after you read this. When I can't make it one Sunday, we have an APP and live stream 11:00 services online. I even pay my tithes and offerings through the app- a big plus for this millennial.

This beautiful historic church is a gem. I was fortunate enough to stumble on their docent-led…read moretours on Wednesday afternoons (look for the sign out on the brick sidewalk on Church Circle). The gentleman who led the tour was very knowledgeable and humorous. This church has been at the center of Annapolis history for several centuries. It is a beautiful spot to begin your walking tour of the historic area, and then you can move on to the State House. Don't miss the two Tiffany windows. Well worth a stop.

Absolutely beautiful... doing a walking tour of downtown we stopped at the church to see if it was…read moreopen. Luckily there wasn't a service going on so we were able to go in and check it out. Very beautiful - worth the few minutes.

Large, popular church in Annapolis that is convenient to the mall, the hospital and downtown…read more I would estimate this church could hold a thousand people. We were there for a Saturday mass (they have two, 4:30 and 6:30) and the mass was packed. I'd estimate about 800 worshippers. The interior of the church is very beautiful and done in a modern style. Has soaring ceilings and lots of stained glass. The mass itself was traditional. One thing that struck me as odd was that there were no acolytes, only the priest and a reader. Although there is plenty of parking, the sheer number of worshipers means that it's going to be difficult to leave the parking lot and get back out onto bestgate road. Music was good. Communion was carried out under both species.

Love coming here. There are lots of different times and services throughout week to offer a place…read moreto confess sins and look on Christ. I am so grateful for this parish!

Really appreciate this church, liturgy is really beautiful and easy to engage w. Preaching highly…read morearticulate, youll wanna take notes, congregational prayer is sincere, songs are rich and inviting

I have been attending Redeemer Anglican for about 7 months now. The services and the people are…read morewhat we have been looking for. As far as the services go, I appreciate the Anglican liturgy and the celebration of communion each week. It is meaningful. As far as the people go, we immediately found community at Redeemer. People were warm and welcoming. We spent the past 5 years in a different part of the country where we never found a church with community and we immediately found it here. The preaching is always edifying from both the Rector (lead pastor) and the associate. I always learn and am always challenged.

Awesome church. Focus on Environmental restoration; food ministry through their weekly Food panty…read moreon Tuesday and each Sunday the congregation makes up lunches for the Lighthouse. The welcome is friendly with a homely feel, everyone tries to know everyone name. The church embraces a welcome to all and is very inclusive for a church.