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).

Great church and very welcoming. looks like they are doing some renovations right now and I'm…read morelooking forward to seeing how its looks when finished. good spot to check out near Tysons and Mclean

I had the privilege of preaching at Lewinsville PC while on a trip to the DC area. What a warm and…read morewelcoming community. Traditional in style it was a great group of folks that are seemingly eager to move into the future with great energy. What a blessing to also have such rich history as part of the community. I met quite a few folks who had been there for a while as long as many who were recent additions. Always a good sign. As of this post, they have an interim pastor and are looking for a new Head of Staff. Give them a try as good things are surely ahead of them. Disclaimer: I give every church a five just because not every church is perfect but it is a five to someone AND I will never review a church that I wouldn't try myself if I were looking. No need to bad mouth freaky churches because they are uh, well, freaky.

This parish is an entry to heaven on earth. The community is coursing with life and I have never…read morebeen anywhere more welcoming. The chanting is beautiful, the priests are wise and wonderful in confession, the food or coffee (which is served after practically every Divine Liturgy) is delicious and fosters real fellowship. The middle eastern food festival (held the Saturday and Sunday of Labor Day Weekend) is a highlight of my year.

If you're not here, you're missing a great event! Crowd is a bit light at the moment (more food for…read moreme) All the volunteers are just super helpful. Ask for Robbie; he's like the lead roustabout (unless his wife is telling him to do something). Food: chicken kabobs, Kafta, beef shawarma, desserts aplenty. My wife and older daughter were satisfied, younger daughter got a hot dog. I liked the choices, but usually go a little bit spicier. Come on down!

Great service! I love the sermons and the choir. Enjoy and learn something new weekly.read more

If you are a young adult, this is the place for you. If you have young children, there are a LOT…read moreof programs and activities for them. The sermons are always xcellent, but very long. (Most adults lose attention after 15 minutes.). The only problem for me is the emphasis is on younger families and individuals. Senior citizens have fewer opportunities. It is surprising there is no church bus to help area people without cars or drivers.

This is the blessing to the Catholic people and to other religions in McLean Virginia ZIP code…read more22101 the church is located on don't fight Catholic Church I want to thank you to the office manager Miss Judy Warner for helping less fortunate in the rich town of McLean for providing humanitarian aid and time long time Catholic for 10 generations morning but since 1989 got a lot of famous parishioners belong to this church like for my speaker of the house Gingrich

I have had 3 kids attend Saint Luke 2 now in college one at Saint Joseph's in Philadelphia after…read moregraduating from the Heights School and the other a freshman at Virginia Tech after graduating from Bishop O'Connell High School and one still here in the 8th grade. It has been an amazing, nurturing place to grow up with meaningful traditions and caring teachers, staff and parents. Kimberly B

As another review mentioned, it really does feel very off putting writing a yelp review for a…read morechurch. I like to find new Catholic Churches in the area after pilates on Sundays and after trying a few in McLean and Vienna, I stumbled on this Yelp page and liked the sound of "traditional Roman Catholic Church". Upon arriving the first thing I noticed was a much larger cemetery than church itself. Several families were lingering outside of the main doors a few minutes before the service but no one was very outwardly friendly. The church is certainly older and creaky. The pews don't have the newer foam to cushion the kneecaps, and frankly the pews need replacing and looked haggard. This church was odd. Nothing was really wrong with it but it felt unusual. No music, all the women wore Lacey veils, even the children, the priest walked in with a hat of some sort which I haven't seen before, and there was a lot of mumbling and the flow of the mass was very sterile and to the point. The altar boys were very militant and everything was severely structured. The tabernacle and the altar were built into one. The homily was also very intense. Despite having many children in attendance the homily was dedicated to the topic of hell in excruciating and frankly unpleasant detail even as an adult. While in typical Catholic mass adults will beat their chest 3 times, adults beat their chest often throughout this mass. I'm not sure if what I experienced was traditional Roman Catholic. As someone who was raised in this faith, this was an experience I've never had before. It was cold and I felt odd given exposing my hair. The service was very long and at times difficult to follow. I don't believe I will return. In summary, nothing was wrong with this church but it was not the typical warm and welcoming environment and this mass is most likely not for everyone. Upon reading through reviews- I found this article: please read before attending https://www.arlingtondiocese.org/2017/05/08/statement-from-most-reverend-michael-f-burbidge-on-the-consecration-of-father-gerardo-zendejas-member-of-an-independent-church/

A longtime haven for the Roman Catholic sacraments via Traditional Latin Rites. If you are looking…read morefor right worship, go here!

An active and faithful Catholic community. Church built in 1961; white brick, softly brutalist…read morestyle. Organ is quite large and magnificent; talented music program. Mass times for Sunday are 5:30pm Saturday vigil; Sunday at 7:30, 9:00, and 11:00am. Rite of reconciliation is Saturday from 4pm to 5pm in the small, beautiful chapel off of the main church. Needs are met; cares are lifted; good healing and serenity provided.

St Thomas has been my church family for the past 15 years. There are many Episcopal Churches here…read morein Northern Va but I chose St Thomas because it is small, you can get to know everyone in the congregation, and it is very warm and friendly. We just hired a new associate rector this year who is young and full of energy and gearing is up to welcome young families. If you have children this is the place to be, complete with a special afternoon service once a month. But we are also multigenerational with many opportunities to get together socially as well as to serve our community, and to reach out to parishioners who may have special needs. We are "multilocated" meaning that you can attend church on Sunday in person OR on zoom, and it is interactive. We have parishoners from as far away as the UK and Canada! Fran Gardner-Smith is our Rector, she is an awesome pastoral presence and, being highly respected in the diocese, attracts a talented staff and also seminarians/deacons in training. We represent a broad spectrum of political views, and in doing so we live out our Baptismal vows to respect the dignity of every human being. Come check us out!

A welcoming church community! Family friendly with a meaningful outreach program addressing local…read moreand international concerns. I appreciate the hybrid, virtual, and family services offered. Rev Fran, Rev Will and staff are phenomenal! Come and see!