Ample seating, but it can be a bit uncomfortable. Decor is a little morbid for my taste. Extremely…read morelimited menu and wine list, and the offerings are all rather bland. Everything is complimentary, so that's nice, but they do request donations; I'm not sure if that's the best business model, but whatevs. Live music on Sundays. Staff is friendly, but can get a little preachy. Sundays are busy, but the place is slammed on holidays. I've been once on a Friday; was told it would be "good," but it was actually somber and somewhat macabre. I'd give this place a lower rating, but for some reason I feel compelled to give it five stars.

"Remember that when you leave this earth, you can take with you nothing that have received--only…read morewhat you have given. ... For it is in giving that we receive." ― St. Francis of Assisi The Saint Joseph Parish and School in Herndon, VA, is tended by the Order of St. Francis (of Assisi). It is the Franciscans who walk the halls of the school and preside over Mass at the St. Joseph Parish. The comfort and grace of St. Francis is apparent in all they do and say. The Rosary is prayed each morning from 7:30 to 8 AM by the community before the 8 AM Mass. Unlike other Catholic churches which are moving away from having statuaries and altars to St. Joseph, Mother Mary, and the saints, Saint Joseph Parish encourages reflection and prayer to the all whom our Church possible. The Franciscan priests give wonderful homilies, making the Gospel accessible to all. It may not be a modern church or an aesthetic church (by modern standards), but parishioners are encouraged to pause, reflect, pray and discuss. In the memory of St. Francis of Assisi who reminded us that it is in giving that we receive, Saint Joseph Parish gives so much to those who attend, and encourages parishioners to share and give in return.

My home church. My church family. Many various activities and a great Preschool. We welcome…read moreeveryone.

Warm, welcoming, established, open-minded, inclusive. From first time visitors to long-time…read moremembers - Bethel is a place where I was safe to be me, ethically, spiritually, socially. Give a service a try (8:00 or 11:00 am). Meet Pastor Wilson and you will be talking to someone who cares.

Saint Paul's Episcopal is the oldest church in Prince William County. Originally built in 1801 as a…read morecircuit courthouse, the building began use as an Episcopal Church in 1822. During the Civil War, the building was used by the Confederate Army as a hospital, then later by the Union Army as a stable. In recent years, the building and congregation were part of a bitter lawsuit; the parish congregation, unhappy with the spiritual and cultural direction of the Episcopal Church, left the Episcopal Church and aligned themselves with the Anglican Church in North America. After a protracted legal battle, the Episcopal Diocese reclaimed the building from the parish (the vacating congregation, now known as Saint Paul's Anglican, now holds services at Richie Elementary School in Warrenton, Va.) Today, the oldest church in Prince William County is now the newest parish in the Episcopal Diocese of Virginia. Services are currently at 10:30 a.m., Sunday mornings, with coffee hour immediately following.

This church is tiny and ancient, but that's part of the charm. The head priest is very friendly and…read moreenergetic, and the parishioners are all extremely friendly. This Episcopal church practices a "middle of the road" liturgy -- it's not too high church, but also not too low.

Small Baptist Christian church in Warrenton pastor is great and the congregation is also greatread more

Everybody is somebody at Loudoun Bible Church. The members are friendly. The pastor is outgoing…read moreand his preaching reaches all ages. The congregation is integrated and consist of all ages. The service times are timely and start on time. They stream the services each Sunday. If you are looking for a church where the word of God is made plain and easy to understand by all ages, I recommend Loudoun Bible Church.

I have been a parishioner of this church for 8 years, and it has been an amazing experience. The…read morecommunity is very friendly, including the priests, deacons, greeters, and everyone else, who have all been very inviting. For example, Father Vacaro is known to take families out to dinner. That's just one of many examples I can think of off the top of my head. This church is so good that it won the 'Best Place to Worship' and beat non-profit organizations in Ashburn for 2026! Debunking false reviews: 1.) I saw a review from a non-Catholic Christian complaining about the church receiving communion. If they knew about the Catholic church, they would understand we take communion very seriously. Please look into it. 2.) I saw a review claiming that the parish repeatedly requests donations. In my 8 years here, that has never been a problem, and I don't think anyone would target you specifically without reason. That is all the debunking I will do for today. Have a good day.

This Church is ABSOLUTELY beautiful! Someone 3 months ago gave a 1 star rating btw that is bs…read more.. she's Anglican (not Catholic) and got upset that she was rejected communion. Of course she was, she's not Catholic. Anglican is very close to Catholicism but it is NOT Catholic. We take the Eucharist very seriously, it's not simply symbolic... in any case, my wife and I visited this church for Mass while on vacation in Virginia and we felt very close to our Lord. God bless you all!

The sermon on "wealth management" failed to discuss how the church is helping impoverished…read morecommunities or under represented communities in the area. Instead, they discussed their expensive building, expensive school, and their Olympic type gym/pool.... what about ministering to the poor? They discussed how they help a church in Peru and when that church presented a video as to their own ministries it was inspiring (unlike Community). They discussed feeding the hungry, looking after orphans, entering crime ridden areas to minister the word of God. In contrast, Community wants to expand their already beautiful building so others will want to become Christians (huh? what?). Christ is crying.

The church exists to love people the same way God loves us. All the pastors are great, and the…read morecommunity is like a family. It is a beautiful place to watch your family grow, and it has blessed our family immensely.

Extremely friendly and welcoming congregation that has a lot offer someone looking for a church…read morehome. The music - both throughout worship and other events - is fantastic and probably the best that I have experienced. The service is pretty traditional and provides a calming and reassuring atmosphere. The staff is fantastic and you'll definitely meet some new friends whenever you come and visit.