I stopped in as a visitor for Saturday Vigil. I found a seat easily and its is July so parking was…read morenot an issue. You do have to have some patience on the way out. I would come back again to try more services. We moved down here and are looking at different churches and parishes. My husband is Lutheran and I was raised Catholic. We'll come back again .

Here's a fun math problem: if there's five aisles, seven eucharistic ministers, two random seating…read moreareas in the back and about a dozen people standing along the wall, how many different communion patterns can they come up with? Answer: a different one every weekend. The place is always packed (mostly older people). Even if you show up 5-10 minutes early it still might be a struggle to find a seat. They've had some very nice visiting priests recently that give good homilies. I'm a visitor but a pretty consistent one, so I've been here a lot but it's not like I've been part of the parish for years. Everything related to logistics is a mess. The parking situation in the back will make you need to go to confession. If you're able to walk or ride a bike that's the best option. I already mentioned the very strange communion patterns but I hope someone reads this review and thinks about adding some consistency.

This is a great parish. We always attend Mass at St. Luke's in the off season. Lots of parking,…read morelots of seating. I just wish the renovation hadn't left the alter space so industrial-looking; I miss the traditional look that this church originally had.

Nice place for vacationers. All are welcome. Good service good sermon. This is a diverse group of…read moreparishioners. The fathers were humorous and entertaining.

Pretty Catholic Church. Nice sized Parking lot able to…read morehandle the amount of cars that the come here

I was welcomed from the first Sunday I attended Worship Service. It was a spiritual event for me…read morewith the Liturgy and preaching by the Bishop Richard Lipka and the Church Pastor Fr, Larry Hill. I appreciated the fact that Holy Communion is celebrated every Sunday. Being in an Anglican Church is a new experience for me and I like it. Holy Trinity is a Cathedral because we have a Bishop in residence, he is Suffragan Bishop Richard Lipka, Bishop in the Missionary Diocese of All Saints of which Holy trinity is a Parish.

From the moment we drove up, OCBC members had been friendly and helpful. Their worship is spirit…read morefilled with beautiful praise music, honest testimony and Bible-based message. "Vibrant" and "Relevant" are words that come to mind as they announced the various activities the Church is engaged in throughout the week. If you live locally, you should come and get to know OCBC. If you are vacationing like us, come worship and find refreshment.

We feel so blessed to have found OCBC. The pastor is an excellent teacher and very down to earth…read more(funny, too!). The congregation is friendly and you will feel at home when you come here. Don't let the parking discourage you - they give parking passes during the busy months. It's a great church always with a wonderful message.

Very friendly congregation. Nice location. We have been here several times over the years when we…read morehave come down to Ocean City from NY.

If ever find yourself grieving a loss that truly hurts and destroys your soul…read more.. And if you are looking for spiritual comfort to cope with that loss.... Then Stay Away from this church. THE PASTORS SIMPLY DON'T CARE!

Best church family on the Eastern Shore. From the first day I walked in, it felt like home. From…read morethe worship experience to the sermons, everything you hear will be biblical.

Wonderful pastor. Preaches Truth of scripture. Bible based on scriptures and references.read more

the feeling insidewas peaceful and all the people there enjoyed talking and smiling with each other…read morethere was no backwards sermon was excellent and understandable I think this is the future amen thank you for all the people in the church