If you are looking for a Christ centered church that genuinely cares about those that attend…read moreservices then Cornerstone would be a good choice. A fairly young congregation (many UVA students) with a heart for God. Pastor Toni is on point and doesn't have you checking your watch to see when the service is over or having you fight to stay awake. He's engaging and entertaining with the message but scripturally based. The music is contemporary and the church is far from "dead". There is a youth group that meets Sunday night, a Sunday school, and a nursery. There are several small groups that meet through the week too. God is definitely alive in this ministry. If you are thinking about coming do!

MVMNT Church is such a breath of fresh air. This Church shows the love of Jesus Christ and is so…read morewelcoming to everyone.

Skyline Church came to Cville in Feb 2017 as a mobile Church but has found its permanent home right…read morebehind Whole Foods off Hydraulic Sundays at 10:30 am. What I love about this Church is welcome feeling you get when you attend and Pastor Jeff's the focus on Jesus, Cville and its people. So many Churches I tried in Cville, months went by and no one even spoke to me. Skyline is a non denominational biblically based Church. They also offer nursery and Sunday School through elementary year round. Middle school all year except summer. Their groups are for married, singles, womens, mens, and change each semester so everyone has a place to connect. Attendees are mostly married, middle age and growing UVA. Check out Pastor Jeff's sermons on the website or just come by. www.skylinechurch.cc

My family started attending Lake Christian Church as soon as the doors opened after Covid as we…read morewanted an in person service weekly. Our children loved the church and the youth pastor/youth group. We have really fell in love with the church and have continued there ever since. If you're looking for a come as you are, family friendly, church that teaches from the Bible give stop by and take a visit 10:00 service time! I

Warm, inspired congregation. I visited on UVA Parents' Weekend 2019. I was deeply moved by the…read moreservice and my visit happened to fall on children's Sunday. The congregation and clergy welcomed me into their midst with great warmth, love, and affection. The Holy Spirit is strong in this church. Highly recommended!

Located across the street for UVA, this was the location of best mate's wedding. Jim, a realistic,…read moremodern day pastor understands the trenches and wrenches of American life. There was ample parking in the back and the organist was just delicate in his performance. The groomsmen were shuffled into the back office/area which had seats and water. The bridesmaids had a separate waiting area. The ceremony was delightfully prompt and concise. I give this place, two halos up.

THE place to find community in Richmond…read more Spirit filled teaching, incredible worship and Awesome Youth Group

This church is awesome! Today was my first sunday there! A good message, friendly people. The best…read morepart is that there are plenty of young people going for God and I love that!!

While on vacation at Massanutten Resort, my family and I stumbled upon this sweet church. Located…read morejust across from the main entrance, the pastor welcomed us with open arms. It reminded me of the church of my childhood. Traditional hymns, choir members in robes and beautiful stained glass windows. We truly felt God's love there and that all are welcome. 8)

Affordable Christian school near Fluvanna County. Less than 100 students. Abeka curriculum is used…read more, however teachers deviate from that course as it suites them. My only gripe with this institution that it does not hold true to their mission statement and "Open Door" policy. Minorities make up less than 1/3 of the population and despite paying the tuition aren't thought of with Christian love or respect for that matter. 4th graders are expected to turn in a Virginia state project and asked to include a hand written copy of "carry me back to old Virginia" a song that was disbarred by the state of Virginia as the official state song in 1997 for its offensive language against people of color. When brought to the teacher and principals attention the response was "well it was written by a black man and this is the song we've always used" wow that makes it that much better ....NOT. The teachers aren't open with communication , don't hold your breath waiting for a callback , and can't give you any information concerning their lesson plans, all parent visitors are asked to notify principal at least two days in advance before visiting classroom