This is one of my favorite Churches to visit!!! The Pastor Rev Keith MaCullough is by far the best…read morein teacher of the Bible because he lets the Holy Spirit from God in to deliver his message! Always informative! And everyone there is always so friendly towards all visitors!!!!

I have been attending the church of Christ in Warrenton for the past year, and I cannot express how…read morehappy I am to have found this congregation!

I started out going to pastor Bob for council over the years when I can I attend services this is a…read moremost awesome experience such love and concern for not just long term members the arms of this small community reach out worldwide with a loving and caring heart for those of us that are broken need a hug get 50 need support mentally as well as emotional want to really know God's blessings word and purpose this is the place. A environment rich in faith love peace and most of all understanding when we need it most godly council and discipline

This is a bible-practicing church where leadership integrity is modeled unequivocally. Every…read moremessage is theologically deep, enriching, bible-based, and delivered logically and simply. The Word of God is respected and preached with systematic discipline, including the need to develop a growing relationship with the Holy Spirit.

So happy to have found this church upon moving to Warrenton. Vibrant youth group, solid connection…read moregroups, and true biblical preaching.

This is a Catholic church, but not Roman Catholic, that is all embracing--meaning they welcome…read morethose that are divorced, LGBT, etc. They are a wonderfully welcoming parish that my family has been attending for some time and is where my son was baptized a few months ago. Come join us and see what we are about!

50+ years a cradle catholic yet I am more comfortable here than at my grade school parish. When…read morethey say all embracing they mean it, yet the Gospel message is not watered down. If you grew up with Vatican II, social justice, a relationship with Christ...you will feel like you are coming home. This is the church that we grew up thinking our church should be. I drive from Alexandria every week to enjoy this beautiful experience. It is worth the trip.

LOVE this beautiful church. Love the priests, deacons and staff!read more

All Saints Church is the largest Catholic church in the diocese with over 21,000 parishioners from…read moreover 6,000 families. Despite y the larger numbers, Father Bob Cilinski managed to create a family atmosphere where everyone can find a role to play. There are many ministries and church groups, like CYO sports, young adult group, bible study, legion of May, etc. The 5 priests, including the new pastor, Father Lee Roos, are actively involved. The food pantry, summer work camp and Upper Room Theater Ministry are just three of the ways the church reaches out to serve the community.

This is the most beautiful and vibrant Catholic community I have ever seen. The 8:30am Sunday mass…read morewas packed wall to wall and overflowing with children. They had veils and plastic rosaries available to borrow, and there were doughnuts after mass. Many people stayed and chatted after mass outside as well. Just from reading the flyers, you can tell how focused they are on serving all the different communities and demographics of their community from teenagers to single moms. I visited on the Feast of the Most Holy Trinity where the focus was baptism. A very fitting day to visit. If I lived closer, I would visit all the time. Highly recommend, but arrive at least 10 minutes early. They have a lot of parking, but it's still packed.

This is a remarkably beautiful church right in the heart of the historic part of Front Royal. It…read morefeatures gorgeous stained glass that catches the morning sun, and a stunning altar. Several large paintings of Saint John the Baptist hang in the sanctuary. We were hiking the nearby Appalachian Trail and decided to go to the 10:30 Sunday Mass. Since were kind of stinky, we sat in the back about 25 minutes before Mass. Looked like the pews would hold about 500. Little did we know it would soon be standing room only, as ushers packed us all in. Lots of young families (large, Catholic families!) The Mass was traditional, in Latin and English complete with about 8 acolytes and incense. The priest did a fine job on the homily, teaching while using scripture to point out his message. The parishioners were very welcoming. Overall, glad I went and had a chance to worship in this jewel of a church.

Very nice church service for Christmas Eve. We will go back again. Church streams service which is…read moreconvenient.

If you want to hear Truth preached, this is a place to go. You can feel the spirit of God when…read moreyou're there. I have visited this church multiple occasions. I highly recommend it if you want to feel God's presence.

I have attended the Manassas Church of God for 35 years. I can say it has impacted my life in a…read morepositive way all those years. If you are looking for a life changing experience, please come and check out our services and meet our wonderful people!! Services are as follows: Sunday morning 10:00 am - Sunday school Morning services - 11:00 AM Evening service - 6:00 PM Tuesday night bible study 7:00 PM Wednesday night prayer and praise 7:00 PM See you then, R. Hill