The service was great beside I had 4 kids behind me cursing in the name of god, calling him all…read moretypes of slurs and cuss words that the lor would hate to hear. One of them even kicked my seat saying "can this old b-word move her head". It went as far as one of them making a cruel, distasteful jokes about the church. Overall the church is amazing, the pastor is a great person, but you just have to watch out for the people you sit next to.

After moving to Baltimore I grew tired of the drive to my old church. After an extensive search and…read moreresearch for a local church that aligned with my beliefs my wife and I decided to give CBC a try. Right from the very first service we were welcomed and treated like family. We've been attending now for a year and a half and haven't looked back. Between great services, great people, great homegroups, and great food (regular pot luck lunches after service) there's nowhere else I'd attend. And, with the philosophy of "no perfect people allowed," I'm sure anyone would feel just as comfortable and welcome here.

I can't believe I moved to Baltimore and didn't even look at another church after visiting this…read moreone! Some friends attend and recommended it, so we visited even before we moved. A church with the mission "Reconciling people to God and reconciling people to one another," that models it with a Black pastor and a White pastor who equally share duties, that has a multiethnic leadership team and a multiethnic worship team, that emphasizes the calls both to personal relationship with God and service/justice in the world--what could be more important and in these days gospel=good good news? My husband joined a small group before I moved, a group that welcomed me in right away (had dinner with them the day after I moved). My daughter and I attended the women's retreat 3 weeks after we moved and the women there love Jesus, were authentic AND fun. And the church meets at Digital Harbor High School across the street from our new home. Is there a church out there in B-more that's better for us? Maybe 1-2% better. But I'm not going to look for it!

From the owner: Building a reconciled community…read more We are so glad you are looking for a church, a place where you can get connected to the diverse community of believers in Baltimore. People from all walks of life call GraceCity their home and together worship, serve, and fellowship here. If you're not ready to settle in and just want to explore, you are most welcome to do so here at your own pace. Please introduce yourselves to us when you visit, or message us on Facebook or email with questions - we'd love to meet you!

Great church with very welcoming staff. There's a visitor's center and information desk inside…read more If you have questions or want to worship during the week it's very hard to do so because they're doors are shut business days. Really hard to contact anyone in the office.

Everyone is super welcoming and helpful. I felt very secure leaving my daughter with the daycare,…read morethe volunteers were incredibly sweet and even texted me to give me an update on how she was doing shortly after service began. The service itself was great, and i really appreciated that the pastor didn't just read bible verse after bible verse but instead talked about relevant struggles and subjects and then made the Bible relate to it rather than trying to make the real world relate to the Bible. Definitely can't wait to go back.

This Baltimore Basilica is known as America's First Cathedral. I highly recommend their tour, which…read morethey offer on Wednesdays and Fridays from 9 AM to 12 PM and also on Sundays following the 10:30 AM Mass. The tour is about an hour and includes the main church, Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel, the crypt, and the Pope John Paul garden. I thought visiting the crypt was very cool. Parking is free on Sundays until noon. On weekends, you can park at their garage for only $5, otherwise it's an hourly rate. Sunday Mass Schedule: 8 AM, 10:30 AM, and 5:30 PM

America's first Catholic Basilica is not the biggest nor grandest Basilicain the world. There is…read morenot much in term of stain glass windows, paintings, icons, and statues. The pews are simple and functional. What really shines are the history, the architecture, brightness, and interior design. My wife and I joined a free group walking tour with a very knowledgeable guide. The tour was about an hour long. We visited not only main chapel, but also the the undercroft. The crypt and a smaller chapel were located in the undercroft. The guild nararated the history very well and answered all our questions. My wife and I really enjoyed the guided tour and tbe Basilica. The guided tour is only available on certain days. It is best to call for info before going.

This church is awesome!!! We love the people. They are…read morewelcoming, friendly, so helpful. We have been coming here for a few weeks now and we are so happy we do. Worship service is always amazing! Pastor Shea is awesome, as well as all the other pastors. Busy church with all kinds of activities. Full of life and love church. Service on Saturdays at 5:00 o'clock. Services on Sunday at 9:30 am and 11:15 am

Grace Fellowship Church (hereafter GFC) makes going to church feel like an activity as fun as going…read moreto a concert. (Caveat: that's a Christian concert but aside from the words in the songs, the festive atmosphere makes this almost hard to notice!) Yes, GFC is a somewhat non-traditional congregation where Christian lyrics rather than hymns are sung, sermons are available for sale on tape, and the crowd of attendants genuinely enjoys the service. The pastors speak to topics that are very applicable to young people and tend to be on thought-provoking, moving material. Grace features a younger crowd than most traditional places of worship and offers numerous bonding activities for folks of all ages. The GFC community is friendly and really supportive of newcomers so if you're looking for a new church home, definitely check them out. To accommodate various schedules, GFC has services on Saturday nights as well as ~3 on Sunday mornings.

I will tell you straight up (no pun intended) that if you have any kind of problem with LGBTQ+…read morepersons, POC, or any other marginalized group, this is not your cup of tea. Second, this is the most welcoming, loving and affirming, SWEET and LOVING group of people you might ever meet, anywhere. Billing themselves as a "tiny but mighty" congregation, this is 100% accurate. The pastor, Yost, is a friend of mine, and their/his preaching is deep and thought-provoking. He told me today that in the UMC, finding an affirming church is a treasure hunt (or words to that effect). I can just say that every service is an absolute joy

Very pretty church, I've never seen a church made of green serpentine before! Every time we wait…read morefor shuttle at Mt Vernon station we would see the gorgeous rose windows. That why we did our wedding ceremony here. At first, we chose the Bodley Chapel, but then the staff generously offers us the grand chapel free of charge. We had a beautiful memory here.

Love The Love This Church Has For Everyone. The Pastor & His Family Are Amazing & Man The Pastor…read moreCan Preach!!!! With Great Understanding Of The Word When You Leave

Wasn't here for service. For a second time, they've opened their doors to a friend of my husband's…read morewho is a singer. We went to enjoy his show last night. Beautiful facility. Sound system or person operating it could use a little work but overall nice place to have an event.

I attended this church for several months and recently decided to step back. The congregation is…read morefriendly, and the atmosphere is generally welcoming. Pastor Anderson is great! His sermons promote inclusivity with a level of biblical sophistication and articulation that can be applied to the modern world we live in. He and the rest of the pastors are kind and demonstrate so much class. However , I noticed a recurring issue that affected my worship experience. Toward the end of service--particularly during the benediction prayer--there is often a noticeable lack of decorum. Many congregants rush to leave early in an attempt to beat parking lot traffic, which is sometimes unavoidable regardless. This creates a distracting and irreverent environment during what should be one of the most sacred moments of the service. On one occasion, someone even bumped into me during prayer without saying excuse me while I still had my eyes closed. That moment made me feel that the reverence due to God and the closing prayer was not being honored. As someone who values old-school worship etiquette and the sanctity of the Word, this culture of rushing out during prayer was deeply disappointing. I believe the church could benefit from encouraging congregants to remain still until the benediction is fully concluded. If someone doesn't leave beforehand, they should respectfully wait until service is truly over. I hope to see the culture evolve so that the beauty and sacredness of worship can be fully preserved. I may return at some point but I'm found another church to go to for now.

An excellent church home! If you are looking for a non-denominational church and a positive…read moreenvironment to take any family member, look no further! I love the environment, the Biblical references for further studies, and the overall acceptance aesthetics.

This is a great new church in the Canton area of Baltimore meeting on the second floor of a…read morebuilding located at 3305 Eastern Ave. The pastors and staff are phenomenal and care deeply for the people in the community, they are missions minded and teach directly from the word of God. You'll love it!

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I really love the Church of the Redeemed of the Lord. Here, they really embody the love of Christ…read moretowards all. When you financially give to this church you see immediately where your money went e.g. free weekly meals to those who are hungry, school supplies for low income families, repaving streets to remove pot holes, building renovations, and the list goes on and on. I freely give to this ministry because they are active in building the community. Pastor Jerome Stokes is truly an amazing leader. I appreciate his transparency, openness, discipline, unwavering stance in Christ, discernment. Have you ever went to church and it seems that the preacher is talking directly to you about your current situation? This happens to me all the time. I truly believe that Pastor Stokes meditates and asks God to guide him in what to say. It's always an "on-time message." CRL has service every Sunday at 10am and Wednesday at 730pm. They also have Prayer service every Wednesday at 6pm. The prayer service is probably my favorite service because we sit in the sanctuary in individual meditation and prayer for about 45min. It's great quiet for introspection and communing with our God. We then all come together at the alter to pray together. Very powerful experience. So let me tell you about the atmosphere here. While it is a large church, the congregants are like family. Of course like any other family, you have "that" person but they are overshadowed by the love of the rest of the church. They have an impressive band. There are so many instruments and they are so in sync. I am always in awe of their contribution to the Sunday experience. They have multiple choirs and their sound is nothing sheer of quality. There are a lot of other ministries/departments e.g. dance, theater, sign language, children, security, Christian education, marriage, etc This is an exuberant church. They are excited and extroverted in their praise and worship. They are not quiet but free to express their gratitude in any format they choose. There's no judgement. So you may see people dance, jump, lift their hands, or silently cry in sheer thanksgiving and reflection of God's goodness. If this sounds like your style of church, come visit. I would love to hear about your experience.