Trinity church is such a warm and welcoming place. The worship team opens service with such a great…read morevariety of music, the kids program is amazing and inclusive, making it more about kids church and less about Sunday school and the people are extremely kind. They are always willing to talk and pray for you/with you when requested. Definitely a welcome and warm place to praise Jesus and find community

From the owner: A campus of Trinity Church meeting in Reston, Virginia at 10:00 am on Sundays…read more Trinity Kids programming is provided on Sunday mornings for families with children birth to 5th grade. Throughout the week, adult community groups meet in homes all over the NoVA area. Additionally, you can connect with our women’s and men’s ministry for Bible studies, events, and retreats. Serve others both at church and with our Community Partners!

I have to chuckle at some of the negative reviews. Their comments clearly show they have not spent…read moreany length of time at this church. This is a gem. Latch on. In times where the truth is blurred and deception is rampant, Cornerstone Chapel is a beacon of hope by purely sharing and teaching the gospel of Jesus Christ.

What a great church! Pastor Gary reads straight through the Bible and teaches the full context of…read morethe word.

Pastor said God doesn't create evil. Please explain this…read moreverse pastor: Isa 45:7  I form the light, and create darkness: I make peace, and create evil: I the LORD do all these things. Sure, everyone is nice and friendly and welcoming just like any other church, after all, "put on Sundays best right?!" Problem is, what did Jesus say? Mat 23:27  Woe unto you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! for ye are like unto whited sepulchres, which indeed appear beautiful outward, but are within full of dead men's bones, and of all uncleanness. And another reminder of what Jesus instructed: Jhn 4:24  God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth. To say God does not create evil is not truth. On another note, the presence of the Holy Spirit was not there. A lack of love, it's more of a facade. Be careful people. Looks can be deceiving. Mat 23:28  Even so ye also outwardly appear righteous unto men, but within ye are full of hypocrisy and iniquity.

Great Young Adult meetings with about 75-100 every Thursday. Fantastic worship, messages and…read morefellowship.

We have been going here for over 2 years now. From the moment we stepped foot in the door we were…read moreblown away by the authentic welcoming members & leaders. The pastors have been more than willing to patiently address any questions or concerns we may have had. We find the teachings to be sound and love being a part of such a diverse gathering putting aside differences in unity. As a parent I have never been a part of a church that has cared for our children so well. I highly recommend this place to anyone who may be in the Loudoun area no matter where you are in life.

Unique place where you will learn about how to develop deep relationships with people of other…read morecultures

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

I love this church. I love the worship. I love the person who hollers-- it's encouraging! I love…read morethe cultural diversity and the way people worship God. I was mainly drawn to MBC due to the sermons- great overall and they don't shy away from difficult topics. I can see David Platt's heart for the lost. The only thing that I've found difficult is building community with peers that are similar age range (30's) and life stage (they do small groups by location, not age... but this could a pro as well).

Very warm congregation. Seem genuine and sincere. Charismatic and interesing pastor with excellent…read moredelivery style and dynamic message. Lovely talk and repast post service. Planning move to new church adjacent to old sight. Diverse congregation.

i really enjoy this church. it is super inviting and kind. i have been church shopping, and i think…read morethis is THE ONE. they are doing renovations right now, so get in before everyone flocks to the new building if you want a bit of "new member" attention.

People are so welcoming, friendly and genuine! We love coming here with our young son.read more

Everything about this church is great. If you're looking for a great place for worship, but you…read moredon't have to dress up and worry about being judged (even though church is really the last place anyone should be judged...but I'll keep that thought to myself)..then you should definitely come check out New Life. I literally have come in my gym clothes and I never feel out of place. This is a non-denominational Christian church located in Chantilly in a fairly new location. They have their own coffee shop, a kids area, and the service is held in a basketball court. They also provide free coffee and snacks before each service! There are three service times available every Sunday, which I absolutely love that they give you options. The singers are seriously amazing. You'll be blown away. A lot of people think that church is boring and honestly don't truly enjoy going...but if you come to New Life, they will change your mind on that. The pastors are knowledgeable and funny. They truly break down the meaning of Bible verses and incorporate it into real life situations. If you've always been uneasy about going to church..seriously give this place a try. They even have a live stream! So, you can watch the service from the comfort of your home.

1. The love is real - the people are very welcoming from the minute you walk in…read more2. The music during the devotional period prepped me for the message 3. The Message was relative, easy to understand and apply 4. I've been places where several offerings were requested, not here. The only mention of money was their offer to match donations for victims of the recent storms. They were also planning and evangelism event that the church would fund. 5. Prayer was offered without rushing anyone to get out because service was over. 6. I recommend this fellowship for anyone looking for Jesus.

You feel welcomed at Life Ticket the moment you walk through the door. Our family searched for…read moreyears when we first moved to VA for a place to fellowship and God led us to Life Ticket. There's room for the entire family to grow and cultivate our personal relationships with God, it's amazing. The best part about the fellowship is how the teaching lines up with God's Word. It's a bible based place of worship and you are treated like family. Pastors Dorion and Leah genuinely care about every person that crosses the threshold of Life Ticket and that makes all the difference in the world.

I have been attending UUCR for almost 10 years. I am a UU because as a UU I don't have to pretend…read moreto believe anything. UU Churches don't have a creed. The church doesn't tell you what to believe or not believe about God/Divinity. We just work together to be good people and make the world a better place. I love this congregation in particular because the people are so good hearted and the vibe reminds me of the church that I attended years ago in another state. I have two children 12 and 14. They have been attending the religious education program for kids since they were little and I am very happy with the progressive religious education they have received. The worship services vary in content and a bit in style. The summer services are pretty casual and led by people in the congregation. It's best to come to a few services to get a full idea of UUCR.

Does the question, "Where are you from?" create a quandary in your reply because of the…read morehomesickness you feel for all the countries you lived in as a child? Then you might be a Global Nomad: "A global nomad is anyone of any nationality who has lived outside their parents' country of origin (or their "passport country") before adulthood because of a parent's occupation." -- Norma McCaig Norma, a "business-brat" who had fond memories of her childhood in India and the Philippines, and the founder of Global Nomads International and the term "global nomad," passed away on November 10, 2008, after a four year battle with bone cancer. Her memorial service was held at her local church last Sunday. Sitting at her service, with her art on the walls, listening to her friends and family talk about her spiritual life, her artistic life, her job life, I realized how little I knew about this diminutive redhead -- because she was always much more fascinated with everyone else -- instead of telling her own story. As one Global Nomad said, "I know I am a Global Nomad because Norma told me I am." Norma created a global family, a tribe, an identity for "Third Culture Kids," "military brats," "diplo brats," "corporate brats" and "global mutts." Norma would definitely tell you that the next president of the U.S. is a Global Nomad. He too would have been welcome. After the service, we met around the feast tables burgeoning with treats from all over the world, watched over by Norma's portrait, part of this church's universal welcome.