Hi, Church of Christ. I am Warren Poyer and deaf since born and live from near Glenmont Station…read more I had been baptized last 1982, at Montgomery Church of Christ by Bro. Larry Schwarz in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Maybe, I am only deaf member at Manor Wood. I have lack of interpreter for the deaf in Church of Christ at Manor Wood. I will attend the church at Manor Wood each Sunday for prayer and take grape fruit and dry bread. That's what about God's commandment thur A son of Jesus Christ. See you soon, brothers. Warren

Attended here for 4 years and loved the family atmosphere! Such a lovely community in the suburbs…read moreof DC. We were welcomed in like family and made lifelong friends quickly. If you have kids, their kids area and volunteers truly care for your little ones.

Our 4th location. Very easy to find. Lots of convenient parking. Onsite cafe and lots of seating in…read morethe foyer. Plenty of seating and room in the main auditorium.

What a great place. I usually go to the Gaithersburg campus but was able to attend a service here…read moreand perform a play with the Drama Ministry. The building is modern, clean, and inviting. They have a large area for the service and comfortable seats. The message is from Pastor Dale so you know you are walking away with something that you will be able to apply to your life. If your in Clarksburg and want to hear the word definitely come to Redeemer in Clarksburg

Absolutely beautiful church in a quiet neighborhood…read more The staff is welcoming and inclusive. The place is wheelchair accessible. Thank you for hosting the Mattie Stepanek Memorial Mass -- it was lovely!

Very accessible and welcoming community, with programs and activities that meet the spiritual needs…read moreor interests of both youth and adults. The pastoral staff is caring and supportive, and the pastor goes above and beyond in tending to the flock in the church - a gift for which I am truly grateful. As a person who is wheelchair dependent, I had a challenging time finding a Catholic Church in the geographical area that was both fully accessible and also allowed me to sit where I could see and hear and fully participate in the Mass, and also receive the Eucharist (both the bread and the wine). Sounds like something any church would accommodate, but it wasn't that simple. At St. Francis, any person is welcome to be where and as and how any person needs to be, as they gather for worship and celebration. This is a great parish for families and individuals alike.

I love this Church and these are my reasons: We are challenged in every meeting to live according…read morethe Gospel; we have an atmosphere of friendship and love, with no discrimination; we come from different backgrounds, nationalities, ethnicity and race. All in one family.

The best, most generous people. They really care about the people in their congregation and in the…read morecommunity. They host AA, holiday food pickups, support local schools, and so much more. Can't appreciate them enough!

Come as you are and enjoy the Sabbath in the company of good people. My first visit was their youth…read moreservice program. The talent and Christian enthusiasm in the program did my heart and soul good. They meet in the Hollywood Ballroom which is tucked into an industrial park. They serve a light continental breakfast before the church service which is followed by Sabbath school. I was doubly blessed that they had a good old fashion church potluck afterwards. So whether you are looking for a new church home or pleasant Sabbath day. Check out this hidden gem.

I felt comfortable as soon as I walked through the doors. There were snacks and drinks, people…read moreseemed friendly but not too gushy. The music was easy to follow but didn't go on and on, the messages were excellent (I've been here 2x and still remember what they talked about)...there seemed to be a great mix of fun activities (they advertised a picnic later in the day) and also some volunteer opportunities...like they spent some time writing thank you cards to Public school teachers, which I thought was pretty great.

This church community has one of the friendliest and outgoing Catholic congregations I've ever…read moreexperienced. I understand why my uncle and his family have been in attendance here since they moved here. The old church is traditional: tiny and charming. The new church is more contemporary: circular and spacious. But the spirit of the people is the same. Regardless of the words in the mass, the people are there to share in worship together. If you are local and looking for a nice church community, check it out. If you are visiting, you will feel welcomed.

Members were not only friendly but also passionate believers. They actively seek out opportunities…read moreto connect with those who are not yet members.

This body of Fellowship is truly compassionate towards the membership and community. Both locally…read moreand globally and I follow them regularly. The Holy Spirit is evidenced in Kingdom Fellowship.