My family and I had been attending FBC off and on for over a year. We were looking for a church…read morehome that spiritually fed each member of our family, from middle school to adult, and offered us a place to serve with the talents God gave us. All I can say is, "Why did we take so long?!" There is something here for everyone from youth to the elderly. This is a teaching ministry, offering lessons we can apply to our daily lives. Pastor Keith Savage is dynamic. The music is amazing. The members are caring. Not only that, FBC truly serves the community, and makes a difference. I highly recommend this church to others!

Family Friendly, community oriented Baptist Church. Very nice atmosphere, great place of worship…read morefor new believers and people of faith alike

1. The love is real - the people are very welcoming from the minute you walk in…read more2. The music during the devotional period prepped me for the message 3. The Message was relative, easy to understand and apply 4. I've been places where several offerings were requested, not here. The only mention of money was their offer to match donations for victims of the recent storms. They were also planning and evangelism event that the church would fund. 5. Prayer was offered without rushing anyone to get out because service was over. 6. I recommend this fellowship for anyone looking for Jesus.

You feel welcomed at Life Ticket the moment you walk through the door. Our family searched for…read moreyears when we first moved to VA for a place to fellowship and God led us to Life Ticket. There's room for the entire family to grow and cultivate our personal relationships with God, it's amazing. The best part about the fellowship is how the teaching lines up with God's Word. It's a bible based place of worship and you are treated like family. Pastors Dorion and Leah genuinely care about every person that crosses the threshold of Life Ticket and that makes all the difference in the world.

I attended Chapel Springs since 2010, and I wanted to share the good the bad and the ugly…read more Good - the youth program seemed great! I would have given my right arm for a youth group like that when I was growing up. Two of my kids however didn't like it, and the third one wanted to like it so bad but was not treated very well by some of the young people. It was incredibly clicky and you were ignored and sidelined if you weren't one of the populars. The church also cared about missions, which is good, but I found they didn't care as much about their local flock. Bad - I noticed over the years that the pastoral staff said things about politics that just didn't jive with Biblical concepts. Over time it became more and more clear that they were believers of the liberal news media. Ugly - the straw that broke the camel's back for me was how incredibly little the music pastor said the Sunday after the Charlie Kirk assassination. All he said was, "well, it's been a tough week." And then went on with the rest of the song service. I was stunned! Many people left when the church put a female pastor in charge, which I wouldn't care about, but she seems to be more of a feminist with woke views. I just couldn't attend there anymore.

The Bible is clear that women should not be leading men as a head pastor. I've attended Chapel…read moreSprings now for 15 years but the past 3 years, this church has gone woke where their focus is not on the word of God. Deacons believe we need to "get with the times" but God's word is good for all times. Chapel Springs is no longer chasing God...the are chasing worldly acceptance.

Terraforma is a welcoming church. The services are relatable and moving. I really appreciate…read moretheir focus on giving back to the community. They provide a lot of opportunities for adults and children to participate with their mission of serving both people and organizations in the community in Northern Virginia and particularly Loudoun County.

Justin always has a great way of delivering God's word and relating it to our everyday life. The…read moremusic is great too.

Love this church! Friendly congregation, warm atmosphere, people passionate about following Jesus,…read moreBible-based teaching, and solid leadership.

We have been attending Centerpointe church for a little over 5 years, the congregation is warm and…read morewelcoming. The worship team is amazing I can feel the presence of God there whenever they are singing, the worship style truly moves your spirit. I got baptized there in 2014. Our Pastors made us feel home from the beginning. Missions are their passion, helping people around the world. Another positive thing about it is that our kids love to go to church every Sunday and participate in the activities. Centerpointe Church is a place you can call home for sure.

I've been attending this church for about 7 years. Like Mikey said, the church service runs on…read moreSunday from 10:45AM-12:15PM. However, beginning January 25, 2015, there is a new location for the church office and service: 15100 Enterprise Ct., Suite 100, Chantilly, VA 20151. The church is multiethnic, but a very rough breakdown would be about 50% Asian (usually American born) and 50% Caucasian. There's also quite a few interracial couples (e.g., 1 Asian and 1 Caucasian). The church's big strength is community. The church has about 200 adult attendees, so it's small enough that most people know each other. However, the church community is very spread out, which you can view as a good or bad thing. Good because it means people are willing to drive all the way from Lorton/Maryland/DC to attend the church. Bad because it's sometimes annoying to drive 45 minutes just to get to a church activity. The church is trying to address this by creating quarterly community groups that are organized by where you live. Another strength is the church's children's program. The leaders believe that children are capable of much more than we give them credit for, and so rather than sitting children in front of mindless videos or random coloring books, they believe in actually teaching kids about the Gospel. For example - memorizing Bible verses at a very young age. Although I've been attending this church for 7 years, I do have to be honest about its weaknesses. For me (and maybe not for you), it's the church's location. It's pretty far west for folks who live by Vienna metro. Also, sometimes the sermons can be a bit repetitive, though I think this is done because some people are sleepy and not fully processing information on Sunday morning. Also, I don't agree with Mikey's criticism about the ratio of single women and men. I know at least 10 couples that met through this church.

This address is actually the church office. The church actually holds its sunday service at colin…read morepowell elementary in centreville: Colin Powell Elementary School 13320 Leland Road Centreville, VA 20120 I've been attending the church for over 3 years and i love it! they meet at 10:45am and service ends by 12:15am. The 10:45am is perfect for those of us who cant wake up early on sunday mornings or who tend to stay out a little late on sat nights. The pastors are great, knowledgable, and friendly. they congregation is multi-ethnic, and tend to be in the young adult/young family range. probably the only complaint about this church is the lack of single girls my age haha. but who goes to church to meet girls?

Galilee is a great church home. Friendly people in an active congregation. This is hands-on…read moreChristianity.

We have been attending Galilee since 2009. It's a great place to worship, the friendships we have…read moredeveloped are some of the best we have ever had, and the people really care about you. It's Christianity all the way. If you are a young family, have teens or are empty nesters, come be our guest...and stay a while.

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.

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