Attended in March-'25. The service was nice- a youth leader spoke and his message was outstanding…read more The worship is pretty much just a song service. Stand sing sit, repeat. I'd prefer a more worshipful sequence. I'm accustomed to worshiping at the end of a song, but everyone just sat down. I also saw in the bylaws they don't permit women to hold leadership positions. How unfortunate.

Moving to Front Royal, VA meant trying to find a new church home because it didn't make sense to…read moredrive an hour and a half, one way, and fight traffic to continue attending CFC in Ashburn, VA. My bride and myself were all about finding a non-denominational church that taught the truth from God's Word and someone suggested we go ahead and try FBC. We got directions and found our way here. Some of the folks seemed a little distant at first, but they warmed up in a hurry. The praise was uplifting and the preaching wasn't a droning monotonous beating upside the head. Grace and love, for the most part, were shown in abundance here. Pastor Mark is the epitome of telling it like it is without watering the message down and at the same time, knowing who he's teaching. It broke our hearts to have to leave when we moved to NC.

I have visited Grace Bible Church in Purcellville quite a few times and have really enjoyed it. I…read morehave friends who have driven from Round Hill, Hamilton, Winchester, Leesburg and even Ashburn and all really enjoy the teachings from Pastor David and the Grace Equip calluses they provide on the Bible. Well done and kudos!!

The pastor was trained at The Master's Seminary, and has a strong, expository preaching style…read more It is a smaller church, and that makes my family's presence feel needed and we are missed if we are unable to attend. Unlike some small churches, it is very welcoming to new visitors. It is not at all cliquish. Children are also welcome. The small group I am a part of is the best I have ever attended.

St Petes is a welcoming place for anyone. the people are down to earth and caring of one another…read more the priest, Father Tom gives great sermons that help you understand the Bible and how to apply it to your life. my whole family and I attend. it's the right size congregation too so you don't feel like a number. I've learned more at this church than my entire Catholic upbringing!

Friendly, safe, humble and welcoming. St Peter's Church is a lovely place for your spiritual and…read moresocial needs. When they welcome you to coffee and snacks after service they mean it. Have only been to the 10:30 services so far so I can't say what the Saturday or 8:00 a.m. Services are like.

I wish I could give 10 stars. The preaching has encouraged my walk with God and I look forward to…read morethe message every Sunday. I've even attended a women's event that was well planned and organized. Highly recommend this church!

We attended ALC for 3 years. Up until May of this year, I would have told you that it's a wonderful…read morechurch with caring leadership. Our entire family was volunteering weekly, I was doing the lesson planning for a class in kid's church, volunteered at church events, etc. Unfortunately, I quickly found out what type of people are actually running ALC. The pastor's wife stalked my Facebook page and didn't care for a church politics post and immediately started stirring up trouble. I got an email stating 'effective immediately' I was no longer allowed to volunteer until I had a meeting with the pastor. She also thought it was a grand idea for her and her sidekick to block me on Facebook and then she approached my daughter at youth group. What kind of pastor's wife blocks people on Facebook and then approaches their kid at a church function? Not only that, but they went as far as to tell our life group leaders not to allow us back in life group because we're negative and they don't need negative in their group. What was the church politics post about that stirred up so much trouble? It was about how volunteers pour their heart and souls into ministry, only to be tossed aside when yet another pastor's wife is hired to replace a volunteer. I read an article that was talking about building a family kingdom or a kingdom for God, and unfortunately this church is building a kingdom for their family. And when the pastor's wife feels threatened in the slightest, they will block you and shun you from the church. Granted, the pastor seemed to genuinely want to meet and discuss the post, but why would anyone want to step back into a church where the pastor's wife stirred up so much trouble and you're hearing from other members about the way the post stirred up trouble. And last, but definitely not least, the post that got me shunned from ALC: You know what I don't like? Church politics. It's in every church, creeps around, and eventually a pattern is noticed. Every church we've been to, or heard about, plays the game. Every church has a mission and plays the politics to get there. Unfortunately, when you or someone you know gets caught in the crosshairs of those politics, you begin to look at the church differently. Do you ever wonder why people stop going to church? I don't. Most people don't want to play the game. They want to go get the message and go home. A few will decide to volunteer here or there until they catch wind of underlying politics and then leave. Others make it years, for the love of ministry runs deep and it pleases them...but eventually, they feel the politics too. It seems no one can really escape it, except for the select few in the inner circles. And for those that make it years, those church politics deliver a devastating blow. Church and politics don't mix. Never have and never will. People will always get hurt in the end and that is NOT what we should be aiming for as a church. It shouldn't be about who you know, it shouldn't be about who you're related to, it shouldn't be about anything other than God and HIS mission. It breaks my heart for those in the crossfire, I've been there and hate to see others there. We need to pray for our churches and their direction, we need to get out of the mega church mindset and go back to knowing the congregation, their struggles, and their needs.

I had my wedding ceremony here October 2010 & it was GREAT! The price was reasonable, they set us…read moreup with a wedding coordinator within the church who was AWESOME! I was able to go in Thursday to decorate & we had our rehearsal Thursday night (so we could focus on decorating the reception hall Friday). They were so accomodating to us & so friendly. I absolutely recommend this beautiful place in Old Town Warrenton for your wedding!

Very friendly church with people who really care. The 9:30 service is less formal, no need to dress…read moreup unless you want to, more modern music. If you like a traditional Baptist service, then 8:00 or 11:00 services will suit you. Great activities on Sunday evening for all ages.

I am a newbie to the area....and was looking for a semi rural Christian Bible based church that I…read morecould reliquish all my woes on.....and I was wholeheartedly welcomed by this church and felt like I was friends with them for some time when I walked in...It was absolutely wonderful. I am a Nurse, divorced and had some very bad experiences in the past 3 years....these people had a yard party going on at the time but spoke with me anyway during this event...I am very impressed......I am going for their Bible study and hopefully can get by butt out of bed early one morning for services....They are friendly ., open and understanding....I have never felt so welcome by a group of strangers in all my life. I almost cried.