Great church with very welcoming staff. There's a visitor's center and information desk inside…read more If you have questions or want to worship during the week it's very hard to do so because they're doors are shut business days. Really hard to contact anyone in the office.

Everyone is super welcoming and helpful. I felt very secure leaving my daughter with the daycare,…read morethe volunteers were incredibly sweet and even texted me to give me an update on how she was doing shortly after service began. The service itself was great, and i really appreciated that the pastor didn't just read bible verse after bible verse but instead talked about relevant struggles and subjects and then made the Bible relate to it rather than trying to make the real world relate to the Bible. Definitely can't wait to go back.

A very beautiful church. Nestled in the Bolton Hill area is Memorial Episcopal Church. A rather…read morelarge cngregation that is quite diverse. It consists of aged, youth, LGBT, little children and many races. The particular Sunday I attended, an Asian family were having their son baptized. Very moving ritual as the entire congregation celebrated this occasion. The choir was excellent. The children of the church sang and it was wonderful. I have been to about three episcopal churches in the area. All were friendly but this particular church reminds me of the days at Trinity Church in Asbury Park, New Jersey. Trinity was my birth church. Memorial is quaint, extremely friendly and most of all, I get the feeling very sincere. Take a trip to Memorial. The congregation will welcome you with open arms.

A friendly and welcoming church with a pretty diverse congregation. The choir is quite good and the…read morearchitecture and art through out the building are worth a look.

Relaxed, welcoming atmosphere where a diverse group of people meet to express their love for…read morehumanity and nature. In this world fraught with hate and violence toward our brothers and sisters that don't fit into the conventions of society, there is something so freeing and beautiful to see how the world could be if judgements and shaming could disappear. Well, walk through the doors of this church and you'll discover an environment, although not perfect, is striving to help everyone live up to their greatest potential. At this moment in time, I feel as though this church, this congregation and the love that is erupting throughout, has saved me from a very low point in life. I wish everyone who is distraught can find their saving grace, as I have in the First Unitarian Universalist Church of Baltimore.

Last night we attended a lecture called "Finding the Love: How to Appreciate Baltimore's Curious…read moreEmpty Buildings." It was held at the First Unitarian Church. The lecture was part of the kick-off for the Doors Open Baltimore which takes place this weekend. There were a series of drawings of the interesting buildings in Baltimore. The church is one of the buildings that will be open for Doors Open. It has a long and vast history in Baltimore. The church is stunning in its simplicity. After the lecture, we were invited to a reception in the Enoch Pratt Hall next door to the church.

I attended this church for several months and recently decided to step back. The congregation is…read morefriendly, and the atmosphere is generally welcoming. Pastor Anderson is great! His sermons promote inclusivity with a level of biblical sophistication and articulation that can be applied to the modern world we live in. He and the rest of the pastors are kind and demonstrate so much class. However , I noticed a recurring issue that affected my worship experience. Toward the end of service--particularly during the benediction prayer--there is often a noticeable lack of decorum. Many congregants rush to leave early in an attempt to beat parking lot traffic, which is sometimes unavoidable regardless. This creates a distracting and irreverent environment during what should be one of the most sacred moments of the service. On one occasion, someone even bumped into me during prayer without saying excuse me while I still had my eyes closed. That moment made me feel that the reverence due to God and the closing prayer was not being honored. As someone who values old-school worship etiquette and the sanctity of the Word, this culture of rushing out during prayer was deeply disappointing. I believe the church could benefit from encouraging congregants to remain still until the benediction is fully concluded. If someone doesn't leave beforehand, they should respectfully wait until service is truly over. I hope to see the culture evolve so that the beauty and sacredness of worship can be fully preserved. I may return at some point but I'm found another church to go to for now.

An excellent church home! If you are looking for a non-denominational church and a positive…read moreenvironment to take any family member, look no further! I love the environment, the Biblical references for further studies, and the overall acceptance aesthetics.

What a wonderful Easter 2012 service I experienced at this church. If I lived in Baltimore this…read morewould be my home church. The people were warm and friendly, the singing glorious, the pastor on point, upbeat and wonderful. Keep up the great work of God in the place of worship. The sanctuary is beautiful and I wanted to take pictures to post on Pinterest but didn't want to be disrespectful. There are a lot of stairs in the front but guess what? There is an elevator on the side to take you up and the praise and worship will continue to uplift you. Thanks Pastor Johnson and The 1st Baptist Church of Baltimore Family for making my Easter in Baltimore a really nice family affair. Joi

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.

New Years Eve I went here to spend a few hours at a gathering the church had. The outside of the…read morechurch is beautiful, and the inside is as well. We always feel very welcome there.

St Davids is a warm welcoming community. It is a good place for anyone who is searching for a…read morecloser relationship to God and their fellow man. There are opportunities to be involved in social ministries. The music program is outstanding. There are both church school on Sunday, and a day school on week days for toddlers up through kindergarten.

An amazing church! Very supportive congregation. Exceptional pastor in Kristie King! Never been to…read morea better church!