This church really makes every person feel welcomed. There are so many great aspects about this…read morechurch from the incredible and compassionate pastors to the e-groups and amazing volunteers. It is always a refreshing Sunday experience and I feel ready to take on the week with every amazing message. Thankful to have found this church and call it home!

Great contemporary Christian worship! Great Bible teaching by Pastor Christian! I highly recommend!read more

I love Fairfax Church! I'm 29 years old and I have been going here since high school wow ! On and…read moreoff of course before I returned to God full time :) after graduating high school I spent most of my years away from God and Religion. About three years ago I decided to give my life back to God and I was trying different churches out but something always pulled me back here because it felt like home. Now years later I have made this my home church, gotten baptized and also committed my three children to Christ. Such a great community.

I wasn't a big fan of Grease (the movie), but I do appreciate the gang warfare portrayed in ballet…read moremoves by groups of slick-haired men. Reviewing churches is definitely a dicey area, because so many people could be offended or forced to relive childhood spiritual trauma. I'm trying to stay away from divisiveness. I want to help local church hoppers. Fairfax Community Church reminds me of a "mocha choco ya ya latte" (as my funny friend S would say). From the parking lot traffic control, to the dome-shaped coffee lounge, to the public text-message screen in the lobby, and even the mostly white families in attendance, I got the feeling we were at Fair Oaks Mall. But instead of a store, I found a snazzy Christian soft rock performance and a suburban dad preacher guy. I was really impressed with the computerized daycare/Sunday school pickup. The website boasts a pizza night - which is honestly something that drew me: free food (regardless if one tithes). The church is affiliated with the Church of God (of Anderson, Indiana), and hosts activities that feature Willow Creek megalo-church's Association. Not to say that God is Left or Right of some theological/political/social divide, but that the people who organize religious activities have certain inevitable biases. I can't figure out where to put this church, but it's probably moderate to conservative, at least compared to me. It was definitely an interesting and entertaining experience. No adult education on Sunday, at least that I could tell. From the website, it seems there are multiple small groups. This is a good place to be an anonymous churchgoer, because it's pretty crowded and there are two contemporary services in a row.

My wife and I went to this beautiful Church today, Good Friday, to arrend the 14 Stations of the…read moreCross. and to make confession, We were greeted very nicely, the parishioners seem to be very friendly. The decoration inside the Church is awesome. The priests are very welcoming. To my opinion, a Church is a Church, disregarding how beautiful it is, the most important thing is the presence of Jesus and that all that counts,

Pleasant Catholic church in the Fairfax area. It has a design that must have been really awesome…read morein the 1970s, a beautiful chapel, and a large, single-tiered sanctuary. In my mind, St. Mary's is the "casual" church. Everything seems to be a little more laid back here than at other local options. This would be the place to come if you're looking to attend Sunday Mass in an environment that doesn't put form -- or formality -- over function. The people that make decisions here seem to do it poorly. For instance, the sound system here borders on awful. Even worse are the relatively new kneelers, which sound like a flock of randy geese every time the congregation gets up or down. The youth group music at 5:00pm on Sundays can be questionable, but I suppose that's the case of any similar group. Lots of parking, but the lot is a little confusing.

Great Hindu temple with South Indian deities and delicious dosa!…read more In the center, there's a large statue of Sri Venkateswara or Tirupati Balaji, which is another form of Lord Vishnu worshipped in the South. There are a handful of deities that are more prevalent in the North like Ganesha, Hanuman, Durga, etc. Even though I'm North Indian, I enjoy coming to the temple and worshipping all the deities. There's a wonderful cafeteria downstairs with scrumptious masala dosas, warm tea, and some other apps. There's a great Deepavali annual celebration with fireworks and puja for a few days along with a special Thali and other types of food offered during the festivities. There are events at the temple which you can easily find online. The Thali is a bit different than a traditional Thali with a ginormous Puri, which is more like a Batura, the dhal/kitcheri was quite tasty. The channa chick peas were a bit undercooked and the rice had a spicy kick! While the Thali was fun to try, I'd stick to the Masala Dosas. The heated tile floor downstairs will keep your feet nice and warm. Don't forgot to bring socks for sanitation/hygiene in the bathrooms. My favorite local Hindu temple and always look forward to returning for some worship and dosa!

Just came back from the temple(08/24/2019) and had the absolute worst experience one can have in a…read moretemple. I visited here with my mom. Inside the temple across the main section, there a small murti. To go to that murti, you have to go along the railing. It is Janmashtami and my mom went there to pay her respect. As she was walking along the railing, this pujari shouted at the top of his lungs that that area is closed. It was extremely disrespectful. My mom came back and I confronted this pujari about his rude behavior. He just kept shouting back at me "you know you are wrong". The area in question did not have any sign saying it was closed. No one could tell it was closed unless told. Even telling us politely that this area was closed would have sufficed. This so-called pujari is supposed to preach the word of god but does not have a clue how to have a word with another human respectfully. It was an utterly disappointing experience from the last person you would think in a temple. Shameful!! To be fair, the temple itself was clean and beautiful.

Went here for a lecture discussing science and its place in Islam. Very informative, beautiful…read morebuilding and an attentive audience. Would return because the atmosphere was very welcoming.

This is a wonderful religious community with something for people of all ages and stages of life…read more We raised our children here and made lifelong friends with others who share our values - values of tolerance, the inherent worth and dignity of all, the interdependence of life on this planet, and support of each individuals personal search for truth and meaning. Visitors and seekers welcome!

Amazing place to come to. Great friends great church. Come on over and check it out.read more

We are so happy we found Christ Church. Talented staff, uplifting music, truly a loving community…read morefeel.

Really great group of people. This congregation welcomes you and makes you feel at home.read more

We've never attended this church, which is located at Colin Powell Elementary School. This review…read moreis for their Easter Helicopter Egg Drop, located at the NOVA Manassas campus. We've attended their Easter Helicopter Egg Drop for the third year, this year. It's an overcrowded event held on the NOVA Manassas campus. There are too many children racing and parents getting in the way of kids getting to the Easter eggs. They have lots of volunteers and people directing traffic. But, the crowd control with the kids was out of hand this Easter and my child got lost in the mad rush for the eggs. They make the kids wait sooo long until they can run across the field. Check in begins at 10 am (which is quick and painless). The drop is supposed to start at 11 am. The helicopter doesn't appear until much later and then has to make many passes over the field. The kids rushed the field too soon after waiting so long and my child was separated from us. There isn't a plan in place for situations like this. We were next to another child that was separated from his family. He was older than our 4-year old and he was less anxious. Eventually we found our child (because of yelling her name and it might have been mentioned over the bullhorn (that you can't understand when spoken through)). The other kid was taken by a police man up and down the crowd to look for his family. After three years of long waits and now the lack of procedure, this will be our last egg drop. And it was so cool - to watch this helicopter drop the eggs. It must cost the church a fortune.