A great Church that lives up to the Mission Statement:…read more The mission of the Fairmount Christian Church is to develop followers of Jesus who love God, love people, and introduce the world to Christ.

You know how an acquaintance of yours invite you to a church you immediately get that "I don't know…read moreabout that" feeling in your heart. Especially when you are already a dedicated member at your own place of worship. Well that did NOT happen with me and MOBCC. As a matter of fact I was not even invited here, I came across this ministry from a trail of talk that started with a 13 year old girl who was invited to attend by her friend. That 13 year old girl told her mom that she really enjoyed and "understood" the pastor of this church. How she was able to follow him in his sermon and was able to give her mother a play by play of the sermon. That lead to the mother going and identifying why the daughter was so impacted. The mother enjoyed the sermon so much that she told her best friend. Her best friend told her husband and we found ourselves worshipping at MOBCC today. The service was phenomenal, from the moment we drove into the lot we were greeted, it did not stop there...we were handed off from greeter to greeter all the way to our seats! Wow! Then you looked up at a huge screen and saw the count down until praise & worship. THEY STARTED ON TIME! Praise worship went straight to preaching/teaching by a guest speaker Apostle Tony Brazelton who taught an OUTSTANDING message on "God's Rest, How to believe what God believes about you" Then as first time attendees we were treated to a gift from the ministry. Did I enjoy the service...Absolutely! Will we return...I immediately had my wife look up their midweek service! Was there anything that I did not like...sadly yes. The service was handed over to a minister to close out and it seemed like he was yelling at me the whole time. But that will not stop me from going back to hear Dr. Bradley. Until next time this has been another Fatboy Chronicles Adventure.

Having a great walk through living nativity this year. Nine different scenes. Live animals. All…read moredepicting parts of Jesus Life great experience call the church or check the website for info. Great Christmas family activity.

Very friendly Highly recommend this Church…read more The whole family loves this Church Service is at 11:00 Sunday

Love this church. They have Sunday School for children through adults. Worship service starts at…read more11:00 on Sundays. They also have children and youth programs on Wednesdays. I really liked Pastor Richard's sermon on January 7th.

Wow, I can review my synagogue? Neat!…read more In case people are actually looking on Yelp for insights on whether to attend religious services when they're visiting Williamsburg, I wholeheartedly recommend Temple Beth El to you. Here are some things you might want to know before you go: -The synagogue is not affiliated with a movement. This is maybe my favorite thing about it, but it is likely not to be exactly what you're used to no matter what movement you're a part of. Certainly, the advantage is that you'll meet Jews of all shapes, sizes, and persuasions here. -Shabbat services: Ma'ariv is 7:30 year-round, Shacharit is 10:00 AM year round, but they only have Shacharit services once a month (usually first Saturday) during summer. -The congregation is small enough that visitors are usually recognized and possibly asked to introduce themselves during the announcements before the conclusion of the service. -Likewise, if you stand for kaddish, you may be asked if you would like to share a memory of your loved one. You should feel free to accept or decline this invitation. To me it's a pretty heartwarming custom, and I very much enjoy hearing others' memories, but we are all very respectful of those in mourning and do not want to make them feel uncomfortable. If anyone has any other questions about Beth El, I was a Sunday school teacher here for a year and spent many more attending services, so please feel free to send me a message.

I appreciate this airport has a chapel that's easy to find and easy to access. It is an interfaith…read morechapel, so there are different holy texts available here. The chapel consists of rows of pews and an open floor area where mats can be laid for prayers. What I find very odd about this chapel is there no door. So, it's very easy for one to look inside or outside the chapel while visiting. I find the lack of privacy very interesting and could be a distraction to those visiting.

My mom is being buried there tomorrow and the staff has been slextremely helpful. Actually they…read morehave been wonderful! Richard who maintains thr cemetery verified everything for us and marked off the gravesite. Mary is opening the church and provided phone numbers to me. Sandra who coordinates everything met with me at the church today and is being so gracious to provide a lunch for us after the service. Even the interim pastor David has spoken with me several times on the phone and provided a wealth of information during this difficult time. I cannot begin to express how grateful I am for all of their assistance right now. The church and the cemetery are beautiful and well maintained.

Cool historical church, my coworker spoke at their Men's Day service. Easy parking, there's a…read morecemetery on the property as well