A friendly church with a welcoming atmosphere. The pastor speaks using the Bible as the framework…read morefor his messages, so it's always clear that he is preaching Biblical truths. There are also a variety of community group options for those looking to connect with others over certain activities, common interests or demographics, and various Biblical topics.

Visited once, and it became my home church. Such an amazing, beautiful, diverse and Jesus filled…read moreenvironment. You will find the most amazing & authentic community of believers here. The pastors are so personable and in touch with their congregation.

Attended a service here a couple years ago and the sermon was on wives submitting to their…read morehusbands. My 12 year old daughter and my husband both turned to me and asked if we could leave, so we did. I believe in a Jesus who calls for mutual submission and equality among sexes, so District Church is not for us.

The pastors really live out the gospel. If you hear how much they have sacrificed for God and where…read morethey have served, you can see they really live out a life of service and love sharing the gospel to people who have been neglected. They use to live in the ghettos of Boston where there were as many funerals there as there are wedding in DC. They opened their house to the neighborhood children who often didn't have enough to eat or needed a safe place. On a side note regarding the post on Chinese New years, all the Christians I know in China and Taiwan celebrate Chinese New Years because it's a time to connect with family and friends and to share and tell them how much you love them. It's not easy being Christian in China and some of them have given up professions, suffered persecution, and are barely scrapping by, but they celebrate Chinese New Years....maybe differently from others....like with prayer and church services along with visiting family, feeding and helping the poor and witnessing to them. Chinese Christians definitely celebrate and share Christ's love during the two week national celebration!

Just went to see the Festival of Lights at the DC Temple - it's beautiful! Presented daily from…read more4:45 - 9 pm until January 1. Free parking and no tickets or reservations required. Best to get there just in time to see the lights come on all at once at the strike of 4:45 pm - absolutely magical. Definitely worth checking out and even better in the rain!

While I haven't visited the temple, I just drove past it and was so inspired by the golden spires…read moreas gold is a prominent facet both in my pagan practices and specifically in my worship of Theia. It's beautiful to me that the gold imagery is also being used to honor another deity. I hope to some day visit the gardens that have been mentioned in other reviews.

I found my new church home! It only took two services for me to realize this is where I need to be…read more The praise and worship is moving, the word always seems to be on point, they have a mix of younger with the older and families, are actively involved in a global and community way, and have various groups and events for you to get involved in. I always feel warmly welcomed when I come, and the Pastors always make time to speak with members after service. Having 3 different services is a plus too, and I haven't had any issues finding parking on the street. There's free coffee and snake before and after service, and an overflow area outside the sanctuary for watching services as well. Next Saturday is their Do Good Global Meal Pack, where we'll be packing 275,000 to send to children in the Dominican Republic along with Kids Around the World.

This is one of my favorite churches! The messages hit home, the understanding of the Bible is well…read morerelayed, they're fun, catch and keep your attention and overall the service goes by so fast cause it's enjoyable. Grace does not 'pressure' you to be part of it and accepts as you are when you are part of it. Easy to find, friendly servers and good layout with screens. I genuinely look forward to Grace on Sundays!

MBC Bethesda is a branch off of the main McLean Bible Church located in Leesburg, VA…read more About a year ago they began holding services at the Strathmore in North Bethesda, but recently they moved locations to the Bethesda Roundhouse- which is one block from the Bethesda Metro station. Parking is free on Sundays in the municipal parking garage across East-West Highway from the Round House Theatre. The garage may be entered from Montgomery Avenue or either side of Waverly Street. The MBC church is a wonderful way to interact with a local community of followers of Christ while still learning from the insights of the main pastor Lon Solomon from the main VA campus. Services are held: Sunday 9:00 am 10:45 am There is free childcare for parents who want to attend service in peace and quiet. Services are not very long, for those of us who have the attention spans of gnats.

This campus of McLean Bible Church has moved to Rockville after purchasing property there. It is…read morestill accessible via Metro (Red Line to Twinbrook) and is at 12440 Parklawn Drive, Rockville, MD. https://www.mcleanbible.org/locations/montgomery-county

The Bridge is a wonderful multi-ethnic, multi-generational church that seeks to love God, love…read moreothers, and make a difference in the greater DC area and the world. Pastor Jumaine gives the most amazing, inspirational sermons. I thank God for the Bridge and the Bridge family for changing my life, and for making me a better man.

Agree with a lot of the previous review. However, it has been my experience that this is not the…read morewarmest, friendliest church. Even in the small groups they promote that feeling is not there either. I'm not sure if people are cynical, closed off from past hurts, overworked, or what, but it shows. It makes you want to keep a healthy distance. I think there is a lot of good here and many people here have hearts for God and for people. AND I can't help but notice that a chunk of them could use some serious attitude adjustments. It reflects poorly not only on them but on the church as well. I know it's hard to serve AND 2 Corinthians 9:6-7 shares that we should give cheerfully not reluctantly or under compulsion. This is not just money but time as well. Not following this scripture typically produces bitterness and bad attitudes. The Bible also states in Luke 6:45 that "out of the overflow of the heart the mouth speaks". I think it might be time for some heart checks. If you don't want to serve, don't or make it a point to get to a place where you can do it cheerfully. Ask the Holy Spirit to work in you, tap into it. It is not God's will for you to serve and exude negativity. I don't want to negate all the good the church does because it does do a lot of good and I did want to bring this to the forefront because it is an issue that should be spoken on. God Bless!

First Baptist Church is a diverse congregation where anyone can find a home. It is located in…read moredowntown Silver Spring near public parking and many restaurants. It has not completed its building program, but still finds rooms for three congregations to meet on Sunday mornings (English, Spanish, and French). Visit the Web site for more information (fbcss.org) and recent sermons.

Absolutely beautiful church in a quiet neighborhood…read more The staff is welcoming and inclusive. The place is wheelchair accessible. Thank you for hosting the Mattie Stepanek Memorial Mass -- it was lovely!

This church is super welcoming and relaxed. Attendees appear to be from all different backgrounds,…read moreages, interests, etc. I very much appreciate that it is an open and affirming congregation, and the minister, Stephen Tickner, has an approachable and engaging style. This church is not the fire and brimstone type, seems very intellectual and current -- and the music is great. I highly recommend if you are looking to explore a new church/spiritual opportunity.

From the owner: Religious faith community offering worship and fellowship; open to all.read more