Over the years I've attended many services here, to include weddings and funerals. It is used by…read moreall the denominations on the base, but I don't believe it presently has a Catholic priest so there are no masses scheduled. It's a small sanctuary, can probably hold about 250 worshippers tops. If you get a chance to visit, take a look at the cemetery next door. Lots of graves from 2 or 3 hundred years ago.

A great place to pray and work towards a better community! Come and visit. Fr. David Casey would…read morelove to welcome you!

This is a Calvert County Quaker meeting, established in 1980 for Quakers or Friends; members of…read morethe Religious Society of Friends. Patuxent Friends purchased this meetinghouse on H.G. Trueman Road, in Lusby, MD, about a mile from the community center where they had met for a number of years. The first meeting on the property was held on July 8th, 2001. Quakers say they believe God is present in every person, have no formal creed, no ritual, dogma, nor liturgy. Instead, they gather in a circle of communal silence, creating a space where they " listen attentively and expectantly for Divine guidance, both individually and corporately." Quakers first arrived in Southern Maryland in the mid 1600s after being expelled from Virginia. Address: 12185 Southern Connector Boulevard , Lusby, MD 20657-2856 Telephone: 410-394-1233 Mailing Address: Patuxent Friends MM, P.O. Box 536, Lusby, MD 20657 Meeting Time: 10:00 A.M. on Sunday

The teachings are directly from the Bible, so bring your book, open your app, or ask, we have a…read morebook for you. Pastor Bob Lee has a Blessed Ministry of Pastors who not only support, but do alternating services on Sundays. You can be reached through the pathway of the Word, in different tones of preaching. Let The Holy Spirit in to be one of those tones for your life. People are kind and friendly, and of course glad you are there to learn and feel the presence of The Lord, Jesus Christ. WELCOME.

It was February seventh, so the interment service went quickly. Ashes to ashes. Dust to dust. Say…read morethe rest of your good words fast so we can get back to the church for the repast. LOL. Sorry. No disrespect. Honestly, if we hadn't been in the funeral procession, we never would have found this final resting place. Talk about out of the way! Talk about secluded! Talk about rural! I wouldn't be caught walking alone on that road late at night. And I was more than slightly uncomfortable even driving down the road in broad daylight. ....cue theme music from "Deliverance".... But we made it there and back just fine and the loved one is laying in rest there for eternity. Along with plenty of the Smith family members. I will not be going back there willingly unless it is in my own casket.

Friendly, Happy, Welcoming, Lots of Children and People of all Ages, Word of God Preached.read more

I love this place. Family oriented, preaching is clear and easy to understand. Great people that…read morego above and beyond.