This is a PHENOMENAL church! If you are in the DC area and don't have a church home, YOU OWE IT TO…read moreYOURSELF to come and visit Victory. I haven't even been here a full 6 months yet, and my life is RAPIDLY changing for the better! Come out and experience Victory for yourself... You'll never be the same again! (*FYI - Located inside the Washington Times Building*)

Great Church, awesome Ministry opportunities. The Pastors are great people and minister to all who…read moreneed. I have learned and served there for many years. Join us!

This is a really good church, Pastor Owens and his wife are very exceptional and great at…read moredelivering a moving, energetic sermon. There are usually very good seats and the choir is one of the best that I have ever heard. The first time I heard the choir, a tear rolled down my face. They have ample parking in the rear and everyone is very friendly.

Sun 9/20/09--my umpteenth visit to New Canaan Baptist Church. Today, I went to the 7:30am service…read more My friend Floyd J.'s aunt was the speaker of the morning. Dr. Geraldine Tompkins gave a great message. She spoke on the 73rd Psalm. "From A Slippery Slope to the Sanctuary" was the title of her sermon. It basically talked about unfairness. How come the people who have no regard for God seem to prosper beyond belief when we God fearing bible beating knee benders seem to suffer. I'm telling you this piece touched me. I've visited New Canaan many times before (in my pre-yelp days). I'll definitely return. Especially when Dr. Tompkins is a guest speaker.

A visit to the Northeast quadrant of DC isn't complete without seeing the Basilica. It's the…read morefoundational reason why this part of the nation's capital is often called Little Rome. Adjacent to Catholic University of America, Trinity University and numerous other Catholic institutions, the Basilica's massive blue and gold dome soars high into the sky and can been seen for miles, with an equally grand bell tower at its side. The bells are very much in use today, and sound on the hour and quarter hours. It's the largest Roman Catholic Church in North America and one of the 10 largest churches in the world. That pretty much sums its up. Clearly, this is a very big place. There are many parts to the Basilica, and is impeccably maintained. A great neighbor, I might add (I live in the Northeast). Check the website for info about activities, tours, parking, cafeteria, etc., too numerous to go over here.

The Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception is the largest Catholic Church in…read moreNorth America and most visited place of pilgrimage. The Basilica is home to more than 80 chapels and oratories honoring the Mother of God, reflecting the ethnic heritage and diversity of the Catholic Church in the United States. The Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington D.C., is America's Catholic Church, a National Shrine dedicated to the Blessed Mother, patroness of our nation. It is a prayerful house of worship, pilgrimage, evangelization, and reconciliation. Mary's Shrine invites people from across the country and beyond to share in Christ's ever-living Presence through the companionship and love of His Mother. I recently attended a week-long conference on the campus of the Catholic University of America - and this magnificent grandeur of America's Largest Catholic Church & one of the 10 largest in the world - boasts itselt as "a monument of love and gratitude, a great hymn in stone. . .as perfect as the art of man can make it and holy as the intentions of its builders could wish it to be." (Bishop Thomas Shahan) Indeed, what a spectacular experience first-hand spiritual nourishment by attending masses in both the Upper Church and Crypt church (I had gone to the Sunday 4:30 p.m. & Friday Daily Mass at 12:10 p.m.), in addition to the highlight concert of the convention week that gave us a glimpse of the many expressions of music: from the 56 bells of the Knights Tower Carrillon, to the narly 10,000 pipes of the great organs - as well as the voices of the Choir of the Basilica joined by us attendees and the faithful of both locals & tourists in the DMV region! I was able to walk around the Basilica's perimeter, as well as adorn the grounds and peruse through the many side chapels depicting Mother Mary in all cultures and heritages that represent the great devotion to the Blessed Mother around the world! In addition, the Basilica is well-kept and well-preserved, as well as secured - thanks to the many docents and security personnel that keeps visitors safe! Did I mention free parking?! I definitely would want to keep coming back here as my travels allow me!

This church is amazing they have class for kids to come and learn the world of god the choir is…read morealso great and wonderful songs are good.

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

The 1 good thing that occurred in my life because of the Covid pandemic was being invited by a…read morelong-distance friend to attend Weds evening Bible Study and Sunday worship service with this Grace United Baptist Church located on Jackson Street in DC via Zoom, as I wouldn't have had that opportunity without the option to attend virtually if it hadn't been for the pandemic! I enjoy time spent with the Grace Church family, mother Davis, Reverend Gary A. Davis & wife 1st Lady Christina Davis, and learning about the word of God and praising Him. If you're in search of a welcoming, upbeat, caring church family with a Reverend that strictly preaches & teaches from the Word of God (KJV, NEW KJV, NLT BIBLE, etc) and DOESN'T stray from the Word nor take any of its content out of context, as I know some Pastors, Reverends, Priests, and churches do today, especially in terms of things that are becoming more widely accepted (but an abomination to the LORD) in our society today such as homosexuality & gay marriages, or allowing people without true knowledge or understanding of the Bible to think premarital sex is acceptable in the eyes of the Lord, then this is a church for you! Reverend Davis doesn't sugarcoat the Word with the hope of increasing the number of members, donations, & tithings but rather preaches & teaches the true Word directly from the Bible with a mission to lead as many people as possible to the Lord to receive their salvation... I truly feel blessed for the opportunity I was given when I received the invitation to attend their service via Zoom from a dear friend & long-time member of the church that lives in Washington DC, many miles away from me here in the state of PA. Even now more than 3 years since the pandemic blew up, I'm still able to attend worship svc and Wednesday Bible study virtually every week via Zoom! Praise the Lord for the blessings and opportunities that we're given during both good and bad times! And thank you Grace United Baptist Church of DC for welcoming me to your church family more than 2 years ago...

GUBC is a wonderful, family-oriented church. We had a great Resurrection Day service on Sunday!…read more God showed up and He showed out! Hallelujah! Now, I'm anxiously waiting for tonight's study of the Genesis Chapter 9. What's God got for us tonight?

Walked by this place walking around the capital building. I really like the architecture and the…read morecolor as the sun sets in the evening time. After awhile, a lot of the buildings look similar with the white marble.

St. Joseph's is located on the 'Senate side' of the Capitol Complex, within a short walking…read moredistance to Union Station and along the Circulator Bus route (Union Station - Navy Yard). Large Catholic church. Great service. Their website isn't always kept up-to-date. Went for a weekday adoration that I have had attended before, checked the website and bulletin and was good-to-go, arrived there and there was no adoration.

A great group of brothers and sisters who love and worship the Lord. Their service is Sundays @11.read more

Just found out that the new website is up, and there are bible study groups before church at…read more9:30am. Yippee! Finally a place to argue about -er- I mean discuss pleasantly - the meaning of everything!