This church is awesome!!! We love the people. They are…read morewelcoming, friendly, so helpful. We have been coming here for a few weeks now and we are so happy we do. Worship service is always amazing! Pastor Shea is awesome, as well as all the other pastors. Busy church with all kinds of activities. Full of life and love church. Service on Saturdays at 5:00 o'clock. Services on Sunday at 9:30 am and 11:15 am

Grace Fellowship Church (hereafter GFC) makes going to church feel like an activity as fun as going…read moreto a concert. (Caveat: that's a Christian concert but aside from the words in the songs, the festive atmosphere makes this almost hard to notice!) Yes, GFC is a somewhat non-traditional congregation where Christian lyrics rather than hymns are sung, sermons are available for sale on tape, and the crowd of attendants genuinely enjoys the service. The pastors speak to topics that are very applicable to young people and tend to be on thought-provoking, moving material. Grace features a younger crowd than most traditional places of worship and offers numerous bonding activities for folks of all ages. The GFC community is friendly and really supportive of newcomers so if you're looking for a new church home, definitely check them out. To accommodate various schedules, GFC has services on Saturday nights as well as ~3 on Sunday mornings.

Good music and worship experience…read more But the main thing holding Nativity back is the homilies Father White is a poor public speaker and has boring homilies. It is time for him to be transferred out

I have enjoyed this Church and Father Mike's homilies for several years even though we live 2 1/2…read morehours away, I visit often as we have a very good friend who is a parishioner and also loves the Mass and Father's talks. I wish more Catholic priests would follow his example as more Catholics would definitely come back to the faith. I commend Father and his superior staff of volunteers who have welcomed everyone back! Just have to attend once to feel a part of it all! Thank you Father and to all who participate and spread the faith as we all could and should! Blessings to all! Mary KZ

What a wonderful Easter 2012 service I experienced at this church. If I lived in Baltimore this…read morewould be my home church. The people were warm and friendly, the singing glorious, the pastor on point, upbeat and wonderful. Keep up the great work of God in the place of worship. The sanctuary is beautiful and I wanted to take pictures to post on Pinterest but didn't want to be disrespectful. There are a lot of stairs in the front but guess what? There is an elevator on the side to take you up and the praise and worship will continue to uplift you. Thanks Pastor Johnson and The 1st Baptist Church of Baltimore Family for making my Easter in Baltimore a really nice family affair. Joi

Big fan of this church. I started coordinating volunteer outreach and self help groups for this…read morechurch about 8 years ago. The staff is great and fair. It's an inclusive community. A very cool space. It's small and compact as a church. A small footprint but it's street side and so close to inner harbor and federal hill. Pastor Roger Powers is cool. I've had an excellent working relationship with him.

i work in the Charles Village area and on my lunch break decided to take a walk through the…read morecommunity. Having passed this church many times on my way to work while walking i was greeted by who else, the pastor. He was very friendly and as we chatted he invited me in for a look around. I must say looks are deceiving. What seemed like a small rinky dink storefront church was very large and cozy on the inside. i was so amazed at how they transformed what was an business machine store into a church that i took these photos. After the 10 cent tour came the offer from Pastor White to join them for service on sunday. Although i didn't make any promises, I will say that his hospitality and warm, genuine spirit coupled with the inviting atmosphere of this church does make one feel right at home. I'll be sure to give a followup when I do attend.

This is another church we have driven by for years and last Saturday we toured as part of Doors…read moreOpen Baltimore. We were given a very informative tour by David, a church volunteer. He made the church come alive for us. Emmanuel Episcopal Church, built in 1854, hosts a wealth of beautiful artworks that demonstrate the old glory of the church in its historic Baltimore neighborhood. It was founded in 1854. It was designed by Niernsee & Nielson; the original building was in the Italianate style with a Tuscan bell tower and rubble masonry. Today, only the exterior walls and lancet windows are left of the original design as the church has been extensively renovated over the years. We were delighted again to see Louis Comfort Tiffany's 3 stained glass windows in the main church along with a magnificent John La Farge window. David took us to see the small chapel in the lower level. This small chapel was so peaceful and quiet and also had a Tiffany window. There is an extraordinary sculpture in the side chapel done by Daniel Chester. It is called The Newcomer Memorial Font, and it shows a graceful marble angel kneeling over the baptismal basin. It is truly lovely!

This lovely church is a jewel to the Mount Vernon neighborhood. Eye catching from the outside and…read moregourgeous in the inside. The church is a piece of art, vaulted mahogany ceilings infuse the surroundings with warmth. There are usually 2 services, an 8 am and 10:30 am, the first one without music and slightly shorter and this one offers communion every Sunday, the last one offers music with an amazing choir and communion the first Sunday of the month. The parishoners are extremely friendly and welcoming to new people. The priest gives exemplary great sermons of every day life that tie in with the will of God. A must visit if you are in the neighbordhood and the doors are open. oh and the cookies at the end of the 10:30 service are awesome!!

My wife and I have attended this church for various years and everything is spoken from the Bible…read more People are very friendly and supportive. Children's care and youth groups are awesome. If you are looking for a church I would highly recommend visiting.

Be careful... This…read morechurch operates out of Aberdeen HS (as one of their parishes). At the public high school, on the weekends, there is also a fair amount of athletics going on. My son and I were there for a baseball game, and we needed to use the restroom (none were visible outside). We began approaching the school, and a gentleman who represented the chuch (perhaps the Pastor), prevented us from using the bathroom (verbally and by standing in front of the door). He said there should be other facilities elsewhere and to go use them. Again, this is a public high school, of which the church is using only a part. Be careful...if this is indicative of their approach, I would be highly suspect of their integrity, authenticity, and relevance to religious teaching.

I love my church, my Pastor (and his wife), and my church family! Your soul will be fed!read more