The 21 best churches in Williamsburg

We attended a wedding here and it was a pretty, well maintained church. The temperature was perfect and the acoustics are really good, too.

Faith base church. All are welcome. Active in the community! Excellent pastor with extensive knowledge and interpretation of the Bible (Dr. Rev. Davis)

Wonderful Church service. Members are very friendly. The services are spirit filled. Most of all the Pastor is full of the Spirit as well.

Great easter service... The minister Had a wonderful message and was to the point And didn't be labor the point!

Very welcoming. Enthusiastic group.

Wonderful Welcoming Congregation, wonderful Pastor, with a downhome feel, that Love to Praise The Lord!!!!

My father goes to this church. It was Father's Day and we wanted to w/ him to his church.

When we first arrived in Williamsburg, we visited the George Wythe house, which was one of the places on our list to stop at. We saw the cemetery while waiting for our tour (and had to walk across the street to get our tickets and passes), but it was closed that early. NOTE: Check the website for the church for the times that they are open for tours (we did not know that at the time). After we left the Wythe house, we walked over to the cemetery and looked around, not realizing that there were tours at the church. Before we left Williamsburg, we did a little bit more research on the church and cemetery and decided we would try to go back and see if it was open. It was, and we went inside to tour the church. The gentleman inside, who was providing historical information about the church, could not have been more personable or nicer. They provided us some intriguing information and allowed us to take some video and pictures. If you take nothing else from this review, just check the times on the church's website if you would like to go inside and take the tour. As an active church, they schedule their tours around their services.

We visited Williamsburg on a very hot day, and stepping inside the air condition. Church was a wonderful treat! A neat piece of history, and I understand they still owe weekly services here.

A majestic historical place of worship still in operation. The congregation is welcoming and open to those in and out of the faith. They offered answers to questions not only about the physical church but also the faith it represents without pushing. It is a land of peaceful historical zen.

Do you think that this is one of the oldest churches in our country? And where our country's founding fathers have actually been more simply amazing

This original church from the colonial period Is definitely worth visiting. Amongst the famous people who attended his church, are George Washington, Patrick Henry, and Thomas Jefferson. Standing in the sanctuary where they once worshiped was quite spectacular. The people in the church were very helpful in teaching us the history of the church.

Beautiful historic church still in operation inside the historic area of Colonial Williamsburg. They encourage $1 donation upon entry and do not allow hats or water bottles inside. Thursday night candlelight concert and you can park right by the church.

Beautiful church with so much history. It's not part of the Colonial Williamsburg organization, but there are church members who volunteer and tell great stories about the history of the church. You can take pictures in the church and then only ask for a $1 donation per person. The grounds are beautiful with grave makers from the 1700's. Beautiful and fascinating. Definitely make time to visit.

Pastor Dave Rochford, Associate Pastor Meghan Clayton, and Deacon Troy Sims, as well as many members of WUMC made me feel very welcome. I knew immediately that I found in this community, what I had been searching for many years!💖

I’m so happy I found this church while staying in VA for a couple of months.

They do so much for the community. Friendly and wecomingw.

Pastors are fabulous!

Very helpful.

My parents were active members of this church for nearly 25 years. My father sang in the choir. This was their home church. When they both developed dementia, I moved them to be nearer to our home in the midwest. They both passed away recently. When I reached out to Williamsburg Presbyterian to share the news, my entreaties were met with stony silence. My interactions with the church are limited. But if our experience with its pastoral ministry is any indication, something is sorely lacking. In writing this, I am "shaking the dust from my feet" (Matthew 10:14), and warning you that pastoral care may be lacking from this community.

A welcoming, vibrant church that offers opportunities to worship for all age groups. My wife and I were looking for a church when we moved here and found a new home at WPC. Come join us!

This is the church I belong to. I like the services, the programs, and the people; but of course you could well say that I'm prejudiced.

A welcoming environment with traditional services and a fabulous music program. Very active with close ties to the community and William & Mary.

I always like to help other people in Williamsburg presbyterian church and I really love all the staff they're the sweetest people I ever seen

The Williamsburg Choral Guild was amazing! Great facility for such a concert.

A wonderful community of faith anchored by exceptional preaching, music, and educational opportunities.

If you love history, good food, and ghost tours this is the place to be. You will enjoy being taken back in time when house drawn carriages and folks wearing colonial attire pass by and offer up a good day. The town and restaurants can be busy so plan ahead. Be sure to walk around there William and Mary campus to see this beautiful campus. Tips: make sure to visit the Visitor's Center for tickets, information, shows, and shuttles to Colonial Williamsburg. Buy tickets in advance in order to see inside the different homes, shops, and business. Buy ghost tour tickets before hand and be sure to wear good shoes. Be sure to visit the shops, restaurants, and colonial homes along the Duke of Glouchester Street. Paid parking kids can be finie nearby and within walking distance. The cobblestone walkways can be challenging so wear good shoes.

Had a great time here with the kids. We were able to easily buy tickets ahead of time, and were able to show the tickets from my phone to get into places. Everyone there was extremely friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable. The tours of the buildings were interesting, educational, and fun. Lots of places with bathrooms, snacks, and drinks. Options for a full meal as well. We spent about 5 hours here.

Life changing trip! Went for a whole week in the end of September and already planning the next trip. Don’t skip the palace or the art museum! Stay curious, take your time and be sure to go around every corner and in every open shop. The actors are amazing, the stories are so interesting, asking questions is celebrated and there is so much to explore and experience. Also, the shuttle is so convenient!

Colonial Williamsburg: Governor’s Palace Tour, Historic District, and Storytelling Colonial Williamsburg is a remarkable destination that brings America’s colonial past to life, and my recent visit left me thoroughly impressed. The Governor’s Palace Tour was a highlight, offering an immersive glimpse into 18th-century opulence and power. The meticulously restored palace, with its grand interiors, lush gardens, and period furnishings, transports you to the era of Virginia’s royal governors. The costumed interpreters are exceptional, weaving historical facts with engaging stories about the palace’s role in colonial politics and society. Their knowledge and enthusiasm made the experience both educational and entertaining, though I’d recommend booking tickets in advance, as slots fill up quickly during peak seasons. The Historic District is a sprawling, living museum that feels like stepping into a time machine. Walking the cobblestone streets past restored homes, taverns, and tradespeople at work—blacksmiths, wigmakers, and printers—captures the essence of colonial life. The district is expansive, so comfortable shoes and a map (or the excellent Colonial Williamsburg app) are a must. Highlights included the Capitol and Raleigh Tavern, where I learned about the seeds of American independence. The area is vibrant with activity, from fife-and-drum performances to impromptu historical reenactments, making it engaging for all ages.What truly sets Colonial Williamsburg apart is the storytelling and learning opportunities. The interpreters don’t just recite facts; they share compelling narratives about the diverse people who shaped this era—enslaved individuals, artisans, gentry, and revolutionaries. Programs like the “Voices from the Past” series and interactions at sites like the Peyton Randolph House provided nuanced perspectives on the complexities of colonial society, including its darker aspects like slavery. These stories are thought-provoking and grounded in extensive historical research, making the experience deeply meaningful. Overall, Colonial Williamsburg is a terrific historic site that blends education, immersion, and entertainment seamlessly. Whether you’re a history buff or just curious, the Governor’s Palace, Historic District, and rich storytelling make it a must-visit. I’d suggest allocating at least a full day to soak it all in, and don’t skip the evening programs for an extra dose of charm! Highly recommended for anyone looking to connect with America’s roots.

Came with a group tour off of a cruise ship. If you come with a pre arranged tour the day ticket is a sticker for your clothes. Mine didn't stay on and some of the exhibits they would not let you in unless you gave the ticket. I had to go to the onsite ticket office to get it replaced so I could go into the governors mansion etc. GET THE NAME OF THE TOUR COMPANY THAT BOUGHT YOUR TICKETS! It is not the cruise ship but who they contracted with. Also we were there off season, so the place was empty

Colonial Williamsburg was long on our list as a family vacation destination, and we were finally able to visit it this summer. Unfortunately, the day we chose was an extremely hot day, even by Virginia standards, but we still enjoyed our time here. The history of the town is amazing, and I especially enjoyed the rebuilt House of Burgess. Many of the shops along the main street were closed, and we were told it was because of a staff shortage this summer, but the ones that were open were very interesting to visit. We especially enjoyed the dressmaker shop, and the cobblers shop. The actors who Performed the living history bit on the street were pretty good, and a highlight of the day was the fife and drum marching band. Don’t miss the short film in the visitor center, it is actually quite good. All in all, I highly recommend a visit here, especially if you enjoy early American history. Just come with a goal in mind of the places you want to see, and make sure you know the schedule for the reenactment, or you may be disappointed if you miss out on too many things

If you are a history buff like myself, this place is amazing! I fell in love with this place and will be back with more time! If you come here find a place to park and expect to be here for a day! There is so much to see and do. Every building has something going on or has someone to offer info about the building. It’s such an amazing place that allows you to take a step back in time and honestly it’s amazing!

Very welcoming, I visited this Church months ago with my neighbor who told me I would be pleased with the atmosphere, she was right. I was very pleased first with Art Wright the head Pastor he welcomed me the moment I arrived. Several members of the church were very kind, and the choir was also very pleasing. I will certainly attend this Church again. Thanks to you all for making me feel comfortable.

Williamsburg Baptist Church is a warm and welcoming place. As an LGBTQ+ Christian, I'm grateful for the church's commitment to justice, equity, and inclusion--and for creating a community where all are welcome, no matter what. The music is lovely whenever I attend, and I always connect to the minister's sermons. So grateful for y'all for cultivating a space where EVERYONE belongs!

This church is an open and inclusive organization that is a shining example of what every group of Christians should aspire to be. Their senior pastor is one of the kindest, most thoughtful people I have ever met and is an excellent ambassador for the faith. Every time I have been around the people who attend this church, I've felt welcome and included despite our differences. 100%, would recommend.

We have thankfully received a warm welcome at WBC during an extremely difficult transition year! The preaching is faithful and the community is genuine. I’m a pastor from another denomination, but none of their individual congregations in the area have actively decided to be fully inclusive of LGBTQ people (even though consistent with their national denominational teaching.) When a specific congregation has decided to intentionally welcome you as your true self, it’s healing and transformative. I never would have believed that after voting for my denomination to include LGBTQIA people and seeing that vote pass, my family would actually find that full welcome in a Baptist Church, but here we are, and we’re thankful!

How many genders did God create? Is this the church God wants? How to be the light? How to be the salt? A place where the blind lead the way, a politically correct club.

I live in Virginia Beach and have only visited here once, but they still make me feel so welcome and included from afar, going out of their way to involve me in their virtual Bible studies however they can. Have received a lot of support from them and they make a great effort to respect everyone's identities and educate themselves. Highly recommend this church!

This church is a wonderful example of God’s love. All are welcome, come as you are. When Jesus was asked which was the greatest commandment He responded in Matthew 22:37-39 “You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your mind. This is the first and great commandment. And the second is like it “you shall love your neighbor as yourself”. Williamsburg Baptist Church is a great example of living out these commandments. Paul said in Romans 3:23 “for all have sinned and fell short of the glory of God”. Jesus also said in Matthew 7:1 “Judge not, that you be not judged”. All those who judge this church should first look at the plank in their own eye and acknowledge that they are a sinner like all the rest of us and should be thankful for the radical grace of Jesus, loving others as Jesus commanded and not judging!

I gave this church as well as the Norge location several tries along with my boyfriend at the time. He likes the church although he said he felt judged and rejected at the Norge location. I don’t like or agree with either location for various reasons. They allow their members who are serving on the worship team to wear leggings which I feel is not appropriate for church and is not modest. The lighting is too dark and it is impossible to read your Bible during video playback. They are not being good stewards of their money. They purchased candles and lit them and used them for maybe a couple minutes and then threw them away. The pastor at the Norge location kept switching between praying to God and praying to Jesus, you should be just praying to God. I don’t agree with having female pastors as it also says that in the Bible. I was in complete shock when they had an Easter bunny for Easter. That completely goes against what Easter is all about and certainly confuses or misguides the children. They do have other issues as have been mentioned by others in previous reviews at both locations. I do not attend anymore and would not recommend them. There are other better churches in the area.

Love this church!!! No judgements, come as you are... White, black, Asian, Spanish, old, young, male or female. Gay, straight, interracial couple or single. This church is the true meaning of "Come as you are". My family and me were made to feel welcomed and loved from the moment we stepped in the church, and I will definitely consider this becoming my home church!

Music is so loud it drove me out of the sanctuary. Members are welcoming but they need a process for allowing individuals to remain undisturbed and in quiet contemplation during "The Peace" or greetings of those seated with you. As a first time visitor, the environment overall was very nice. Looking to continue participating with the services as I have heard several glowing reviews of the sermons.

Awesome praise and worship! Very welcoming and loving but not in a fake way. The sermons always leave me feeling refocused, renewed and challenged. This is a bible preaching church, NOT a self help seminar that takes one verse and uses it out of context.

My wife and I were attending this church before we were graced & honored with the privilege of pastoring this AMAZING CHURCH!! Greatest people you would ever want to meet that will give you the warmest welcome ever! Incredible worship experience in a Multi-ethnic, generationally diverse and a great sense of family!! God’s Spirit flows in places of unity, which is what Jesus prayed for (John17) and is what we hope to achieve as well through His Grace!! ...YOU BELONG HERE!!!😄

Amazing experience from entering to leaving. Felt like family. The presence of the Lord was definitely there. Amazing worship word easy to understand and use. Will visit again

I wanted to like this church. I went for the first time yesterday morning for a Sunday service. The music was pretty good, drums, guitar, praise/Contemporary Christian rock style, lots of swaying. Pastor Pam's prayer and praise time was high energy, a steady musical beat going to keep the experience up. Then, a video testimony of a family that attends, which mentions their willingness to give to their church community out of what God has blessed them with. Next, Pastor Raphael encouraged giving in the offering by telling the story from 1 Kings 14:8-16 in which the prophet Elijah went to the home of a widow woman and her son, and asked them for water and food; the woman told him she had only enough meal and oil to make a little bread, and then they will die because of the famine and their inability to get more. Elijah, the man of God, tells the widow to make him a cake of bread first and that if she does this, she will not lack grain or oil for the rest of the famine, and she does so. This is the offertory story. Excited for the sermon to finally start, I watched, slightly disappointed, as a screen was put up for Pastor Mark Morrow to video in from the Norge campus, and deliver an entire sermon on the church giving to itself for unnecessary improvements, and God's lead for them to discontinue their major missions projects and upgrade their own facilities. Hang in there. Pastor Mark led into the sermon saying that Crosswalk is a very generous church, that in the past 5 years they have given over 2.25 million dollars to missions; that the first 10% of their churches' giving goes to missions, and in addition that each year they have chosen a major missions project to support, and that the church supports 46 partner missionaries. Pastor Mark goes on to say that the church has been sacrificing inwardly to give outwardly, and they will now be taking 2020 off from major missions projects to upgrade keyboards, drums, speakers, move the sound system from analog to digital sound, get new LED projectors, take the lights from incandescent to LED, move the baptismal, paint, refresh decorations, change the staging, tweak the HVAC (despite the fact that he acknowleded that they repaired the AC and re-roofed this campus this year). He - remotely, on the perfectly functioning screens - shows an image of what an upgrade might look like, and announces that "Williamsburg residents are very discriminating. They want quality or they're not going to come." He says that bamboo huts might work for their missionary partners, but even the Taco Bell and the Chili's and the Chic-fil-a in Williamsburg got upgrades this year and the church NEEDS this to represent Jesus to the local community. The upgrades God is leading them to do for the church, he says, will be 1.5 million dollars and "at the end of the day we'll all enjoy a much greater experience as we come together to worship Jesus." The focus of the Sunday morning service was a pitch for money at the sacrifice of missions. The upgrades are entirely superficial. The Bible says not to store up treasures on earth, where moths and rust corrupt, but eternal treasures in Heaven. ("Do not lay up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust destroy and where thieves break in and steal, but lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust destroys and where thieves do not break in and steal. For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.” Matthew 6:19-21) Further, the church was using Old Testament biblical models of the Tabernacle and the Temple from Exodus, and a premise of faith-based generous and sacrificial giving TO ITSELF. If the church genuinely believes that these absolutely superficial repairs are worth sacrificing missions causes over, this is not my church community. This sort of thing really needs to be addressed at a church business meeting and not on a Sunday morning when people are coming to hear the word of God. If God wants the church to be nicer, God can lead folks to give to that cause without sacrificing missions.

Very disappointed that there was not handicapped parking. To get to the church from the parking lot you have to go down steps.

You people are a blessing to us that are homeless. Thank you twice.

My family wanted to find a church that we could connect with and had a great kids program... we went to a few churches in Williamsburg before finding king of glory. We were welcomed by several people and the pastor our first visit and felt welcomed and comfortable. The pastor has a great sense of humor and makes great connection that make his sermons east to follow and engaging. There is an great kids program which was very important to us as well. If you are looking for a new church I highly recommend visiting king of glory.

When we are on vacation in the Williamsburg area this is the church we attend. The people are warm and friendly and the Pastor's sermons are powerful and moving. I also enjoy listening to the services online when I'm able and have been fed well over the years through this church's ministry. Thank you for what you all do!!!!

Beautiful church. They have a day care here as well and they host a Breastfeeding Support Group on Wednesday mornings.

A lot going on here in the community center. We touch many lives through our ministries.

My four year old granddaughter attends school there. It is a very friendly safe place with a caring knowledgeable staff. Wful school programs.

Even though it's a church they REALLY make you feel like family that has your back. Everyone is welcome. Any ethnicity, any gender identity, any socioeconomic background. You will always be welcome in any dress attire just as long as everything that needs to be covered is covered. It's literally COME AS YOU ARE!! it's not what you think "a traditional church" idea. It's open, honest, and the words of the Bible are preached and helps with things and issues that are going on in today's world. It's NOT A HELL FIRE AND BRIMSTONE preaching/teaching. Please stop in for a few services and you'll never understand how much you will start walking in the word of the Lord and Savior. Our doors are open to all the masses. God bless. Peace be with you. Hope you will stop in for good company, open arms, singing praises to God and getting a great sermon/teaching of the word of God.

I have watched his sermons on TV and heard Pastor Liggins speak at a rally in Colonial Williamsburg. His messages are uplifting and convicting. Looking forward to meeting him and worshipping with this body of believers. Continue to preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

Warm, welcoming and inviting! While visiting Williamsburg, VA, from La Grange, KY this past week, my husband & I had the privilege of visiting this fine church. We chose it by searching Christian Churches Williamsburg. We felt right at home, even as strangers, we were warmly welcomed. Pastor Liggins introduced himself to us at the end of the service and other parishioners also welcomed us. We both commented on how culturally diverse this church is. It is so precious to witness all of God's children coming together to serve Him, the One who came to save each and every one of us! The most impressive was the sermon. Pastor Liggins truly has been called to serve the LORD in this community! All of you are so blessed to have him as your pastor! We look forward to following your sermons online. Thanks for making them available! Many blessings to all of you! In His humble service, Ron & Monica Mudd

The worse people. Fred an Orin made promises in the church they never intended on honoring. Put my family in a situation where it felt like we were taken back to slavery days.

A place to worship the Lord, open to everyone and the church members are so welcoming

Attended this church with my wife for years while living in the Williamsburg area. Great pastoral staff, great community of loving believers.

Pastor Higgins shared his message regarding Rewiring of the Brain! He was awesome!

Attended Sunday worship while visiting Williamsburg from East Texas. The parking was convenient and everyone we met was warm and welcoming. My 5 grandkids ages 1-6 all had a great time and no issues going into the nursery or attending children's church while I was in worship.

Pretty sanctuary and nice campus. I didn't attend a Sunday service, but I met the pastor and he seemed extremely outgoing and friendly.

In-Person or Online, WHBC is a warm and welcoming community of God’s children.

No loud music, this is the real deal that the bible says to go to.

Always feel at home worshiping on Sunday morning service.

Warm and loving congregation.A place to meet Jesus

Great Baptist church! The church I grew up in. Traditional service

Grace Baptist Church is wonderful ..please call Reverand Wiley for any information you are interested in receiving.

House of worship why wouldn't you love it

Very friendly and loving community

Great little church

Open to all

Nice cross

Great pastor

I'm new to the area and was totally prepared to go "church shopping" for a couple weekends. So thankful I didn't have to! My first experience here at the Williamsburg campus was awesome! Pastor Stu consistently speaks a good message leaving me with words to chew on all week. I've been going since the New year and this is definitely the church for me. Oh! And this campus is in the cinema, so the setup is a little different than most, but it doesn't take long to get used to it. You're warmly greeted, can grab coffee/donuts on the way in and you can just feel the positive energy around you. Give it a try!

Waters Edge Church has changed mine and my family's life. I was an atheist, my wife was agnostic. Now we are living our life for God and raising our 4 young children in a great environment. My oldest is 7 years old and asked Jesus into her heart and got baptisted. My second oldest (6) has been asking a ton if questions about God and both of them literally don't let us miss one Sunday. They love passing by their church and telling their friends and teachers about it.

Felt like I was walking in a prison with all the security at you everywhere. Telling you don't move here don't go there. Not my idea of a way a church should greet people. Her reasoning was as because they have kids everywhere but my question is what makes you think that me as a person would even have second thoughts of harming a child so they need to think about how they greet

Lead pastor is more interested in being the coolest guy in the room than speaking Gods word. He is also nowhere to be seen after service if you want to ask him more about the sermon. I feel like this organization is a business first, a social platform second, and a CHURCH last.

I felt right at home at this place! The people were down to earth and really welcoming! This church was not what I was used to growing up, but the messages have been Bible based and lives are being changed.

So glad to have a church in Williamsburg that believes that church should be fun and that you are welcome as you are. God's presence can be felt in every service.

Welcome home! ....is the feeling you get when you walk into this house of the Lord!

Friendly; wonderful message from God's Word.

Sweet and friendly folks, Great singing, and and on fire preaching! Can't wait to visit again.

This is a excellent place to Worship God! The members are loving, supportive and care about their community, I love the work that their doing for the body of Christ.

Great place to worship God. Excellent sermon. Friendly people all around.

I like the church because they have nice people and easy teaching

Everyone was warm and friendly!

Great experience

Very best and just all around good people .This has been a very helpful organization here in Williamsburg VA Virginia and I just love them so very much.I hope and pray 🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍👍 to see everyone again.And my 8 year old daughter Miranda Madison -Marie Ward

My first time at the church today. I've been in the area for over 6 months and have been looking for a church family. VERY welcoming and warm staff and congregation.

Could not be more cordial and welcoming. Good liturgy at 0800 and 1100 . Thoughtful homilies by the new rector. Family friendly.

This is a non traditional church in the round. The building is very large but pretty with a huge pipe organ! The Tabernacle is in the chapel which is behind clear glass framed wall. Nice chapel. The Narthex is very welcoming and huge, including a good library in the hall way. Nice bathrooms. They had confessions before mass!

I love this Church! The sermons are soul soothing, the Wednesday Adoration is Amazing and the Church is beautiful 😍. I hope to visit soon

GRATEFUL is the first word which comes to mind when thinking of what to write about our experience with this church for our wedding. I am so grateful for EVERYTHING Father Kyle, Rita, Jennifer, and everyone else who contributed to our wedding. From the very first phone call, I truly felt as though it was destiny I was put in contact with them. The time and effort Rita gives to making sure the ceremony is exactly what you envision is unprecedented. Whatever anxiety we may have had at rehearsal about the wedding was put to rest that evening in large part because of Rita; her directions and tips for the ceremony made all the difference in the world. The actual ceremony was perfect — it felt as though a family friend who has known my husband and I our entire lives was marrying us. Everyone who attended the wedding was wildly impressed with how personal and natural feeling the ceremony was. I just cannot imagine the day and Rita & Father Kyle not being a part of it — my husband and I feel so thankful our memories of that day include her! We WHOLEHEARTEDLY recommend Rita & Father Kyle — you will not be disappointed.

I love this Church! The sermons are soul soothing, the Wednesday Adoration is Amazing and the Church is beautiful 😍. I hope to visit soon

We recently moved from CA and we're looking for our new church. We found the congregation friendly and the church itself stunning. The music was fantastic. With that said, and why I didn't rate at 5 stars, is because we couldn't hear half of the service! It wasn't specific to any one speaker, priest, or microphone being used. I literally cannot tell you if the sermon was good because I heard maybe every fifth word. Is this a known issue that will be remedied soon, because we really want this to be our church?

This review speaks to their Parrish Hall venue and less about the church itself. A great place to hold your event with personal or corporate. The venue is spacious with enough room to hold a guest count of probably 200 comfortably. The views of the surrounding property are great, especially for a wedding. As a whole, the building is directly attached to the church and makes sense if you are planning to combine your wedding ceremony or baptismal with a reception or celebration event afterward. The staff are polite and professional. They are following current Covid guidelines. Recommended.

I do not attend this church but I live in the neighborhood right below the church. I am so tired of the church people coming out of service and blocking us in our neighborhood. You just left church and your hateful and disrespectful by having no common courtesy to let us out. You block us in and I sat at the stop sign for 20 mins just trying to get out onto the road I almost got hit when I finally took a chance to gun it as fast as I could. Please after spending hours praying and acting like decent citizens of the community have some common decency and respect for us to let us out of our neighborhood. BH

I attend the Greek feastavil at the church. It is a new church build on 2013 with a very beautiful architecture and amazing iconography. The parishioners are so friendly and helpful. Many people attend the feastavil and we saw the Greek dancing show at the banquet hall. We also had our lunch there. I think it is interesting to attend the church and ask questions about the Orthdx faith.

Attended an OCF Retreat here. Wonderful priest and parish community. If you are searching for ancient Christianity, come here!

The people here are amazing I went to Spring Greek festival and the people was just so kind to me. And I am not even going to to talk about the food I had to get a to go plate and the people that was in line with me helped me to a table and then when I got ready to go the gentleman that was parking the cars walked with me across the street to make sure I safely got on the bus. I will be going back for the fall festival. If I could give them a 10 plus I would.

The Pancake Festival was great and so was the band was awesome

I attended this year's Greek Festival at the Greek Orthodox Church in Williamsburg. The whole place is beautiful and the people are friendly. The food was terrific.

I'd never been to a Greek Festival before. It was fun. Delicious food. Nice people.

A gorgeous church and a pleasant surprise to find in Williamsburg, VA. Greek Orthodox, "first-century worshipping" of the genuine, historical kind. Beautiful liturgy.

A most Blessed Divine Liturgy! Wonderful to see such an active and thriving parish. Mnohaya Lita!

In preparation for liturgy, they played The Christmas Song ["Chestnuts Roasting On an Open Fire" (not the Nat King Cole version)]

Beautiful church! Lovely liturgy!

Very moving Lithrigy, beautiful music. Friendly parishioners. I will return.

Beautiful small church.

Best Catholic Church in Virginia!

Beautiful place!

Calvary has become my family. Pastor Tom and his wife have been there for me and my family in some of the worst moments of our lives. The church is a true family that has stepped up in our time of need! I'm blessed to call CCW my church ! We thank God for leading us to this church!

I have been blessed to come to this church and make this my home. The people are my family and I feel welcomed every moment I am there. You can feel the works of God in everyone. Going verse by verse makes the teachings more educating and a blessing for me.

If your looking for a sound biblically based church; look no further. The fellowship is focused on all glory to The Lord. The teachings are book by book, verse by verse; presented in a worship and learning service.

I keep coming home here. Great, loving fellowship. Jesus is exalted an lifted up and the Word of God is faithfully delivered

Enjoy it Great sermon. Zack was Great! Will be back next week

Nice, friendly people. Good sermon.

Great place to Worship verse by verse study A great family place

When I visited this they were excavating underneath the floor boards where the man that was knighted had been located. If you look around the structure you might have noticed some emblems, one of which had the Knights Garter, and some attributes to the time period in antiquity. Certainly one of the oldest buildings still standing in the Americas.

What a beautiful and historic church!

The Jamestown Church is the center of the site. When I visited they were working on it. Though, to be honest, they are always working on it. Not the first made church but it survived the longest. And even on the hottest of days it can be a nice cool place to rest.

It’s amazing to see a completely reconstructed building on the Jamestown site. It really helps pull the rest of the site together and having the Timelapse video play on the TV inside was great to watch as well. Instead of just having to use your own imagination, you feel like you are actually at a settlement.

It's an active excavation site when we visited. There is a small area reserved for visitors to take photos and read the information boards. Still quite a neat experience.

Historical church, monitors on the inside show the restoration/excavation of the church. Decently well lit on the inside of the church. Everything is well labeled.

The docents we've dealt with here are horribly unwelcoming, unfriendly, and rude. The night before they closed the site in our face at 4:30after being told by a dozen at the Jamestown settlement that they are open until 5 pm. Unapologetic, unsympathetic, disinterested. The next day I tried to go to the Heritage Church and ask about a service. The Wikipedia article says that The church is active, and it is presented on Google maps as an active Church. When I asked the docent if the church had an active service she acted as if I was trying to breach church and state or something. She offered no information about it or where I might find one or why I might think that there was a church there with an active service instead of acting like I'm an idiot for thinking that I mean active church service on a federal site.

Awesome church i was a little worried at first but they make you feel welcome which is big in my book so thank you guys ..

Hvn't been to any services. Finally stopped to view cemetery & am amazed at the number of Civil War dead. Very nice, esp. with the flags at their headstones last weekend/week. Finally realizing just how much history is in my backyard!!

Beautiful church and ceremony!!

I like this church because my family goes to this church and my family is buried their

Beautiful church. Great people