We went on Easter Sunday so it's a little hard to tell what it is normally like. It had great music…read moreand lots of families. Lots of events and a good message.

My husband and I were married at VPC last week. Since the wedding was very small, we chose to have…read moreour ceremony in the original chapel, and it was wonderful. It's very sweet, with finished wood, and very simple. Pastor Pete James knows his stuff and takes the service very seriously. The only down side is that due to our desire to have a champagne toast we were unable to have our reception here (It's a Presbyterian thing)

I used to attend this church regularly and serve on several ministry groups. I don't ever expect to…read morefully align with any church home 100%, but when a politician walked onto the "stage" ( bc that's what it was at that point) and campaigned, I left. Separate church and State. It's a mistake to mix the two. Also, the quality of the church went downhill through the torrent of pastors and settled on one who doesn't fit the area or my needs. By my standards, he's a stale, pale, male, and his preaching was exclusionary. His answer would be (I've heard it) to "don't ask him, ask God; read your Bible." I have. I'm glad not to have the leadership of souls in my hands, it's true. However, when I arrived at this church, I was so impressed with the teaching and the ability to remain silent where the Bible remains silent on topics. I specifically remember Lon saying, "Where the Bible is silent, we can have opinions, but we must remain silent as leaders and counsel prayer." It's clear that Lon has opinions. He's made them clear and public now, but not when I attended MBC. When that ended, so did my attendance at this church.

Awesome church and pastoral staff! I love their messages they feed my spirit. They have great…read morefacilities too!

I was born and raised in Scientology and particularly here at this Church of Scientology. These…read morepeople are my family and have proven to help me in more ways than I can easily describe. The one thing that is commonly misunderstood about Scientology is that most people believe that you have to give up your earlier religious beliefs to be a Scientologist. This is not true. You can be a Scientologist and keep your earlier faith. L. Ron Hubbard writes in The Way to Happiness as one of the rules to follow, "Respect the Religious Beliefs of Others." Whatever you believe is yours to believe and we would fight for your right to believe in it. We have a free Public Information Center in the Church which is open to anyone. The Public Information Center contains videos on our Founder, our beliefs, and the different humanitarian activities we're involved in. A lot of this information can be found on scientology.tv if you are not brave enough to come in. I only ask that you come in and see for yourself and make your own decisions about who we are and what we do.

Great group of people! The staff really work hard here to help anyone they can. The life…read moreimprovement courses are mind blowing.

Warm, welcoming environment. Pastor David's sermons are relevant, real, and grounded in the Bible…read morewith clear, practical applications for every day life. The entire service is typically less than an hour and the sermons are typically around 20 min and address efficient, yet resonate deeply. Pastor Elise leads the children's ministry and creates a safe, fun, supportive environment to help kids learn key messages to help them through life. The youth pastor, Lex, has a great sense of humor and enthusiastically aims to partner with parents and older students to keep them connected and cared for to and through college and beyond. Fairfax Circle Church is small enough that you can quickly get to know people and become known, and still has plenty of room to grow while preserving its core values as it expands. We encourage you to check it out!

We attended a classical music concert of the Virginia Chamber Orchestra in this church on October,…read moreand we were immediately impressed by the architecture of the church. I liked that the history and the photos of the church are displayed for people to see in black and white photographs. I read on its brochure that the church's origin dates back to the 1700s and was attended by our first US president George Washington. The Declaration of Independence was read aloud from the steps of the church as well. The church was easy to find, and parking was free & spacious. It was easy to check in and we were offered two decorative autumn sugar cookies. The night concert was pleasant. I loved how the violin players entertained the audience with their music. We enjoyed our time there and would love to come back to this church.

The Falls Church Episcopal is located on the site of an extraordinarily historic church site. The…read moreoriginal church was founded by George Washington's father and George himself served on the vestry in his time. There are two church buildings on the site and the 'Historic Church' is a classic Colonial style building. There are services there every Sunday at 11:00. The larger, newer building dates from the late 1980's and there is a family service there every Sunday at 9:00. But more important than the buildings, the Falls Church Episcopal is an incredibly warm, welcoming, inclusive congregation. The current congregation was evicted from the grounds when the former congregation voted to leave the Episcopal Church. After years 'in the wilderness' the 20 or so 'faithful' had grown to 150 and returned to the historic buildings following the court battles. The congregation now numbers around 400 between the two services and the number of young families and children is really heart-warming. Those years 'in exile' left its mark in making the congregation determined to give a warm welcome to strangers. And the "coffee hour" between the services is another sign of this attitude. Not merely "coffee and donuts" but a virtual light Sunday Brunch. The atmosphere is much needed in these stressful, chaotic times!!

This is a great church! The people are so friendly and nice. It's very comfortable and relaxing. I…read morego every Sunday to worship the Lord.

This Baptist church is a little over a year old now, and is led by a friendly pastor who is well…read moreeducated, bible bound, and delivers a relatable sermon. New Hope is currently located on the second floor above two other churches, and it may be difficult to find it your first time. You'll have to ask where to go, but you'll be glad you did, and it really is easy once you see how to navigate the halls. The church conducts an English speaking service at 1000 on Sunday, and a 1900 prayer meeting on Tuesdays. There is a Korean service at this same location, but that is conducted by a different church downstairs at 1130 (no translation service). I am so glad to have found this church. My wife is Korean but we both speak English, and it is nice that if she would like she can attend the separate Korean service. Both services offer Sunday school for the little ones, and our toddler loves it. There are also youth services for older children. The New Hope Korean Church is truly an inspiration, and I am certain that it will continue to grow well into the future. Come join us worship God as committed followers of Jesus Christ.

Amazing Coptic Orthodox Church! I love this church community, and have never found a Church that I…read moreconnect to more than this one. The priests are wonderful and deliver relevant, informative messages on various topics that really hit home. We are lucky to have this gem of a church to be a part of and grow spiritually in.

This is a Coptic Orthodox Church. Ancient faith right in the heart of Arlington! Google the faith…read moreor better yet, go to the church's site & read about it. It is so very cool. Father Anthony is wonderful. He's young & super motivated. He tries to be relevant & purposeful in every way possible, which I appreciate immensely. They have awesome Sunday School service for all grades and maybe even college aged youth. There's parking in the basement. They are very welcoming of new folks. I love this church, how it's structured, their dedication to the community, and above all their unabashed love for Christ.

St Thomas has been my church family for the past 15 years. There are many Episcopal Churches here…read morein Northern Va but I chose St Thomas because it is small, you can get to know everyone in the congregation, and it is very warm and friendly. We just hired a new associate rector this year who is young and full of energy and gearing is up to welcome young families. If you have children this is the place to be, complete with a special afternoon service once a month. But we are also multigenerational with many opportunities to get together socially as well as to serve our community, and to reach out to parishioners who may have special needs. We are "multilocated" meaning that you can attend church on Sunday in person OR on zoom, and it is interactive. We have parishoners from as far away as the UK and Canada! Fran Gardner-Smith is our Rector, she is an awesome pastoral presence and, being highly respected in the diocese, attracts a talented staff and also seminarians/deacons in training. We represent a broad spectrum of political views, and in doing so we live out our Baptismal vows to respect the dignity of every human being. Come check us out!

A welcoming church community! Family friendly with a meaningful outreach program addressing local…read moreand international concerns. I appreciate the hybrid, virtual, and family services offered. Rev Fran, Rev Will and staff are phenomenal! Come and see!