I was introduced to this church from a funeral for a dear friend…read more Their covid protocol for a funeral made my little heart happy! They were on it. I truly appreciated it. It made me feel a little more calm and I was able to focus on the moment. The church is huge. It is beautiful inside and out. I also enjoyed the message they delivered. It really aligned up for my beliefs, which I have been exploring more recently. The church was very clean! Everyone there was so polite and respectful.

I visited this church several times when I lived in Baltimore from 2019 to 2022. I liked it at…read morefirst. The people were friendly, the church was very nice and the Word was awesome. But as I continued to visit, I noticed the constant request for money and messages tailored to get money. I understand churches need money just like any other organization, bills have to be paid, I get it and I'm a generous giver. But I don't like to feel every time I walk through the door you're trying to get in my pocket. The final straw for me was when Bishop Clifford Johnson told a story of how in his younger years, he would tithe with his bill money and trust God to pay the bills. This was clearly him suggesting to the congregation (who is mostly elderly people), they should put their bill money in the offering basket and trust God to pay the bills. I couldn't believe it. This is not of God PERIOD!! I was done after that, never went back!!!

This church has been such a blessing. The people are genuinely friendly -- the kind that greet you…read morelike family, not like you're interrupting their Sunday. The love you and love on you. The atmosphere is uplifting, and I've growing spiritual since attending. The teaching pastor breaks the Word down in a way that's clear, practical, and rooted in Scripture. It's the kind of place that feeds your soul and keeps you coming back.

Life Church Ministries is an amazing church. The atmosphere is so welcoming and loving. The…read morePraise Team is so talented and yet all of the members are so humble and the same can be said about the musicians. Pastor Flowers has incredible sermons that are birthed out of his personal relationship with God and the incredible amount of time he spends studying the word. When anyone joins Life Church it is overwhelming to feel the amount of genuine love the members of Life Church pour out on you. This is a great season to visit and experience an atmosphere where each person feels valued and loved just because you are present.

This is they're really nice Church good fellowship Lisa Hicks is preaching tonight we will come…read moreback again . And very godly experience people should come together blessings . Beautiful church Beautiful people truly gods house

Couldn't be more proud to be a member of such a diverse faith community. Everyone is welcomed…read moreregardless of background, no ifs, ands, or buts. Both resident priests (and occasional visiting priests) are amazing and really stress the importance of living the gospel in thought, word, and action.

A Church with Heart, Purpose, and Community…read more If you're looking for a church that genuinely meets people where they are, United Church in Reisterstown is a beautiful place to start. From the moment you walk in, you're welcomed like family--no pressure, no pretense. The atmosphere is relaxed yet focused on the truth of God's Word. What sets United apart is its heart for people who may have felt disconnected from church. The worship is modern and engaging, but the message is always biblically grounded and practical. Pastor Tim and the leadership team care deeply about creating a space where all people can grow in relationship with Jesus--not just go through the motions. I've seen people from all walks of life--families, singles, skeptics, and seasoned believers--come together here. The community is diverse, vibrant, and truly loves to serve both inside and outside the church walls. From kids and youth programs to small groups and local outreach, there's something for every stage of life. If you're in the Reisterstown/Owings Mills area and searching for a church home that's Spirit-led, Christ-centered, and people-focused, United Church is worth a visit. You'll leave encouraged, challenged, and reminded that God has a purpose for your life.

Great music and preaching and full of friendly people. A great place to attend church.read more

Holy Mass daily! Very reverent spirit! Dedicated to The Divine Mercy! Confession regularly offered!…read moreThe Pastor is patient, kind, authentic, faithful and leads the congregation in TRUTH with constancy! Dedicated to Our Lady. I love this Church! May Our Lord God Jesus Christ grow, protect, guide, sanctify and most richly bless this whole congregation, the Holy Catholic Church beset by various attacks and schism, and the whole troubled City of Baltimore through the intercession of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary and that of Saint Pope John Paul and Saint Faustina, the Chosen Messenger of the Divine Mercy! JESUS, we place all our trust in THEE! Amen

Beautiful church with a very welcoming community! The pastor is joyful and dedicated to making Holy…read moreRosary a great place. Highly recommend for weekly masses and major family events such as baptism or christening, communion, confirmation and weddings.

This is a great new church in the Canton area of Baltimore meeting on the second floor of a…read morebuilding located at 3305 Eastern Ave. The pastors and staff are phenomenal and care deeply for the people in the community, they are missions minded and teach directly from the word of God. You'll love it!

Last Saturday, we toured the Saint Mary's Spiritual Center and Mother Seton House in Baltimore. I…read morewas fortunate to be living in Rome, Italy when the Beatification of Mother Seton took place on March 17, 1963 by Pope John XXIII. Mother Seton was the first native-born citizen of the United States to be canonized by the Roman Catholic Church (on September 14, 1975 by Pope Paul VI). She established the first Catholic girls' school in the nation in Emmitsburg, Maryland, where she also founded the first American congregation of religious sisters, the Sisters of Charity. The Sulpician Fathers settled at the St. Mary's site in 1791, invited by Bishop John Carroll to start the first Catholic Seminary in the United States. Today, you will find four buildings on site: The Seminary Chapel, Mother Seton House, the Spiritual Center, and the Visitor Center. The Chapel is absolutely stunning. It was completed in 1808 and is one of the earliest examples of Neo-Gothic architecture in the United States. This site is well worth a visit!