Fabulous Tuesday 12:10 PM music programs. Top musicians - wonderful piano and organ. Occasionally…read morehosts the DC Bach Consort, also fabulous.

(I didn't attend church service, but...)…read more The courtyard is a quiet place to eat lunch/snack, reflect on the day and read a book. Find a spot on one of the benches and enjoy the breeze. The scenery is nice, too. Plenty of pretty flowers to see and smell. Very serene. Almost makes you forget you're smack dab in the middle of all the downtown madness.

I love CPCC! Pastor Ellen Jennings gives thought provoking sermons every week, and Harold and…read moreothers enrich the service with beautiful music. My wife, mother and brother all attend with me. The congregation is very progressive and welcoming to all.

We came as refugees from an Episcopal church and felt very welcome here. Everyone is on a…read morefirst-name basis. Lots of social action and thought-provoking sermons. Glad we made the switch

Review is only addressing the exterior views of the beautiful architecture of this property. The…read morebuilding has a lovely dark red brick facade and imposing height and presence in comparison to all of the nearby properties. Scaffolding is currently set up and most likely rehab project in process.

This my first real Baptist Church I when to. I wish I grown up with this wonderful people. History,…read morefriendship, Community of faith. The day I walk by and saw three of the member outside. I ask what tip of church, who is the service and what time is warship serves. Next Sunday I stop by Starbuck's 10:30am I walk over just incase make sure it 12:00pm but when I got there it was getting ready for worship. I stop going to Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church and start going to Calvary Baptist Church. I really love the hymns, worship service and church it self. ***COFFEE before SUNDAY SCHOOL AND SCHOOL. I enjoy the coffee and other thing the have to eat. I got to meet some of the people and found the paster class was very good also the young adult class was nice but there was only 2 in the beginning but there a lot more now when the church got there new wing upgrade from the old ways. I wish I could have been there. ***WORSHIP SERVICE. The worship service rocks. hymns, call to worship, sermon and some time they have baptism in there pul

The church had a multi million dollar renovation , but no one on the building committee considered…read moreadding covered, safe bicycle parking, especialy at night for choir practice . We have two regular bicyclists. we'd have more if the church added more bicycle parking and not just a stand alone pole, out in the rain. Also more interest in people who do not have access to cars. A tour was planned at Arlington Cemetery, but no offers to pick up people from the church. The church is easily accessible to public transportation: the Red Line stop at Tenleytown and the 31 series busses that sopt at Wisconsin Ave.

This is a lovely, warm and busy church, with great Sunday school for children and adults, and both…read moretraditional and contemporary services for worship. Aside from the building and the many resources the church has to draw on, it is really the people that have made all the difference. Everyone is so welcoming and there is a place for all here. I love this church home and recommend it highly to anyone, whether singles or families or seniors, and people from all backgrounds and identities. There is always great programming and it always makes my heart full to be here. Thank you, NPC!

This is a very beautiful Church. It is in such great condition! I attended the Mass at Noon. Not…read moremany people attending due to COVID (understandable), but it is a very spacious church.

It has a 9am Sunday Traditional Latin Mass. That alone merits a minimum of four stars…read more If the Priestly Fraternity of St Peter takes over, it should easily hit five.

We really enjoyed this authentic worship gathering! These people love Jesus and love making Him…read morefamous! Find real community here!

My husband and I have been going here since 2021 and we love Waterfront! In a city that can often…read morefeel transactional, Waterfront's staff & congregation are genuine, warm, and deeply care about the community. The staff, Pastor Zack especially, have seen us through highs and lows, supporting us through life's tragedies and celebrating us through milestones. They also are so good to our baby girl, the nursery staff are second to none and we feel 100% certain our daughter is in the best hands while she's there. We are so grateful for this community. If you are in DC, looking for friends and a church home, consider Waterfront-- a place that will truly invest in you as an individual.

This is a great church! It has a medium sized congregation and the praise and worship is awesome!…read more The pastor preaches regularly and his sermons are scripture based! If you attend the church family will welcome you with open arms and make you feel right at home.

today march 3rd 2019 i visited this church for the first time n i had a amazing time... it was…read morefriendly n the pastor was really awsome great job pastor keep up the good job!!!!!

I first came across this church a few weeks ago when me and the Tribe attended their Trunk or Treat…read moreevent. Recently we joined them again to attend their Community Thanksgiving Dinner. We love Community dinners--they are an excellent way to bond with a diverse group of people within the community whom you never may have met. We met folks of different ages, ethnicities, talents and even churches. The food was potluch shared by community members, while eating we were treated to lovely piano playing (and riffs) by a member, during dinner the children out together a puzzle game of World counties. After dinner we roasted marshmallows over a huge fire pit and enjoyed s'mores. It's important to note that this church is a generous one, practices what they preach and serves a connector to some of the homeless in the community--a few of whom I was happy to see joined us for the dinner.

I'd describe it as pretty conservative, yet diverse. There's a good racial mix of Black, White, and…read moreAfricans, and some others as well to a lesser degree. Everybody is generally friendly & welcoming here. They don't use musical instruments or have a choir. Everybody sings 'a capella'-style. They have prayers, sing hymns, do announcements, sermons, full-water-immersion baptisms, take communion(bread & juice), and take up a collection. Women aren't allowed to preach to men here. I've never known any LGBT people here, but I don't think they would feel comfortable being "out" at this church. The pews(benches) are cushioned. You can dress up or go casual, nobody will hassle you about it. The sermons are usually boring, or they spend too much time focusing on minutia details of scripture, essentially beating water out of rocks. They interpret the Bible pretty literally and strictly, at least to the extent of not violating state & federal laws. There are Sunday school classes for all age groups, but they are very boring usually. Sometimes the teenager classes are fun when they are run like a discussion group. There's no playground on-site, but it's right behind the new movie theater. There's no daycare. They do VBS(Vacation Bible School) every year and they have 'Ladies' Day' events. During sermons, they also have "Children's Worship/"Primary Preaching" classes targeted at toddlers through about 6th grade. They have a puppet show in the Children's Worship. Here's an exerpt from Wikipedia about the church's history/theology. Sometimes they refer to this as the Restoration Movement or Stone/Campbell Doctrine. I would suggest reading the entire article too at the following link, though: "Churches of Christ are autonomous Christian congregations associated with one another through common beliefs and practices. They seek to base doctrine and practice on the Bible alone, and seek to be New Testament congregations as originally established by the authority of Christ. Historically, Churches of Christ in the United States were recognized as a distinct movement by the U.S. Religious Census of 1906. Prior to that they had been reported in the religious census as part of the movement that had its roots in the several independent movements that occurred through the leadership of people such as Thomas and Alexander Campbell, Walter Scott, and Barton W. Stone" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Churches_of_Christ