I attended this church last weekend and had a pleasant experience with many great believers…read more When I am on travel, I like to visit churches and I am very glad I didn't miss out on Capitol Hill Baptist. Mark Dever unapologetically preaches from the Word of God in a region of the country that is desperate for truth. The music was phenomenal, highlighted by natural acoustics and the voices of many joyful Christians. If you are in the DC area and need a great Church that speaks truth directly from the Bible, I would give this place a visit!

The church service was beautiful, featuring hymns, responsive readings, and expository teaching. It…read moreembodied everything my husband and I had been searching for in a church. However, the community was incredibly unkind. As first-time visitors, we were unsure where to go when we arrived, and no one offered assistance. Despite seeing us looking lost, ushers and other church workers neither greeted us nor helped us find our way. When we finally located the sanctuary and asked about the children's classes, the ushers continued to walk past without speaking, and some looked at us without offering a greeting or welcome. As I walked down the hall, a woman who seemed to be either a church worker or a regular member shoved past me, looked me up and down, and continued on to talk to someone else. During our almost three-hour visit, only three people spoke to us: two ladies who sat near us and one person we happened to know. We are African American, but there were many other African Americans and people of color in attendance, which made the unkindness we experienced even more confusing. This level of unkindness and disregard was something we had never encountered in a church before. It was deeply disappointing to witness such a beautiful and meaningful service, only to see the absence of Christ's love in how the members and workers treated visitors. Despite arriving early and seeing numerous people with "usher" badges, not a single one welcomed us. My hope is that this church, with its beautiful service, learns to demonstrate the love of God they preach about by showing kindness to visitors. Training ushers to greet and welcome newcomers could make a significant difference. We had heard so many wonderful things about this church and were excited to visit. We were hungry for good theological teaching, hymns, and solid Christian fellowship. Instead, we left feeling unwelcome in the community.

This church is blessed by the Holy Spirit. Thank you Pastor Mark! There is coffee available for…read morefree before service.

Wonderful church and pastor you can really feel the presence of God and the moving spirit…read moreThe Holy spirit and Jesus in this church. You can see so much pure heart in the pastors here and there ever devouring love and passion for pasturing to the devout followers of God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit. Was greeted by the pastor first time there. Great amazing worship of God. Highly recommend 10/10

Very welcoming and people are super friendly. Gospel-centered, dedicated to reaching the city, and…read morefocused on community. Community groups are fun and personal, allow you to get to know others outside of church and give you people to encourage and support you in your walk with Christ. We don't have family close, but RHC has become that for us.

I have attended Redemption Hill Church for the last three years and found an amazing community…read morebuilt on sound, gospel-centered teaching. I am challenged every week by the sermons and enjoyed digging deeper in the community groups.

I've been attending Capitol Hill Presbyterian Church (CHPC) for a little under 10 years so when my…read moreboyfriend and I decided to get married going to Andy Walton (the Minster) was a natural choice. My finance is a little uncomfortable in church for reasons that are too long to explain in a Yelp review. I think. Andy did a great job of easing him into the experience of pre-marital counseling (which the church requires if you choose to have Andy officiate your wedding). The counseling sessions were scheduled electronically and taking our schedules into consideration. Since our ceremony was small we got to choose a "quick ceremony". Andy Walton was also willing to traveling from DC to Leesburg, VA on the Saturday before Easter to officiate our ceremony (which I truly appreciated). You can rent/use the church space without having Andy Walton officiate. The wedding ceremony rules and costs are laid out pretty succinctly on the church's website. In a nutshell, if you're looking for a church in a well-known neighborhood of DC and/or officiatant for your ceremony consider using CHPC and/or asking Andy Walton.

I went here just once, while in DC one weekend, and it's a gem. It's a fair-sized church with good…read morepreaching and a very friendly congregation. If you're Presbyterian like I am, you'll feel right at home. (Very convenient to Capitol Hill, Union Station, etc., so if you have a meeting or a train to catch afterwards, this will work for you.)

Amazing people at this church! You've got to check it out! Great leaders, great community and…read morepeople that love Jesus and are sold out for His mission!

St. Mark's is a great church community. The church mission statement is: "St. Mark's Episcopal…read moreChurch is an open community, welcoming people wherever they are on their faith journey. We celebrate the gifts of God that empower us to engage boldly in the struggles of life and care for others with love, justice, and compassion." I have been attending for more than three years, and I really like this place. There is a large, active group of about 40 young adults in their 20s and 30s, and the church has lots of activities for service, worship, and fellowship (aka socializing). On Sunday, the traditional service is at 11:15 am. There also is a 10 am "Sermon Seminar" that I love: there is a Bible reading, then the rector delivers the sermon, and there is a brief period of silence. Next, there is an opportunity to stand and comment, in front of everyone, on the sermon. Often, the comments are as thought-provoking as the sermon itself. PLUS, you can have your coffee with you in the sanctuary during sermon seminar. I love it. Another fun aspect of St. Mark's is the "Pub Lunch," following the 11:15 service. This church has its very own brewmaster! Beer is served with lunch and is delicious. Gotta love the Episcopalians! There are ample opportunities to get involved at St. Mark's, whether you're seeking an inspiring worship experience, a community where you feel at home, or an opportunity to serve others. St. Mark's welcomes all: believers, nonbelievers, and those of different faiths. It truly is an inclusive, vibrant community in the heart of Capitol Hill.

I love this church. Very friendly and welcoming, especially for those a little on the fence about…read moreorganized religion (i.e. me). There's a really wonderful community here if you're willing to spend the time to get involved. I attended for three years, and then moved out of the area. I'm leery of looking for a new church in my new neighborhood since I doubt I will find another one like St. Mark's. They have a strong 20's/30's group.

As visitors to COSC my mom and I felt very welcomed by many members who came up to us and took time…read moreto ask us questions and have a conversation. Some even came back after the service to visit with us. This church has a great outreach to the community as well as the World.

GraceWay Baptist is a friendly and welcoming church. Pastor Brad Wells preaching was encouraging…read moreand uplifting. I would recommend GraceWay Baptist Church if I lived in DC.

From the owner: We are a group of Bible Believers, an expression of Christian Fellowship, Biblical Discipleship,…read morePassionate Evangelism, Honest Worship, and Relevant Ministry. We have repented of our Sin, Trusted Jesus Christ as our only Hope, Consecrated our lives to the work of God, and concentrate daily on living all this out wherever we are. Not Perfect Just Forgiven

Walked by this place walking around the capital building. I really like the architecture and the…read morecolor as the sun sets in the evening time. After awhile, a lot of the buildings look similar with the white marble.

St. Joseph's is located on the 'Senate side' of the Capitol Complex, within a short walking…read moredistance to Union Station and along the Circulator Bus route (Union Station - Navy Yard). Large Catholic church. Great service. Their website isn't always kept up-to-date. Went for a weekday adoration that I have had attended before, checked the website and bulletin and was good-to-go, arrived there and there was no adoration.

Lovely congregation, Pastor Mike and his family embody the meaning of good Christians. Immediately…read moreafter service is coffee hour and it's a time for members of the church to mix and mingle over light snacks. The church is nestled between the homes in Capitol Hill, making it a place to attend if you live in the area! Great place to worship!

Lutheran Church of the Reformation, 212 East Capitol St NE - This church impressed me with its calm…read moreand very pleasant atmosphere. It is located in a beautiful area near the Capitol, yet inside there is silence and spiritual peace. The architecture is simple but elegant. An ideal place for a short moment of tranquility away from tourist routes. Admission was free.