Churches in Arlington, Maryland

St. John's Episcopal Church is a vibrant congregation with a big heart, welcoming people of all backgrounds and committed to establishing deeper relationships with God in Christ.

Church of Our Saviour is a diverse and vibrant Christian community in the Episcopal tradition. We believe in caring for each other, serving the wider community, and being good stewards of the earth.

Bethel United Church of Christ is a Church of Christ congregation serving Arlington, Maryland. Committed to restoring New Testament Christianity, this church community emphasizes Scripture, baptism, and simple worship.

Walker Chapel United Methodist Church is a community dedicated to befriending, nurturing, and serving all of God’s children, with a commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusiveness.

Greenbrier Baptist Church offers congregants a place of comfort, hope, and peace of mind for worship. They are dedicated to spreading the teachings of Jesus Christ through worship, witnessing, teaching, and service.

Calvary is a welcoming church for new guests whether you are looking for a Sunday service while traveling or a new church home. Our Pastors would love to connect and tell you more about the ministry opportunities in this community.

Bloss Memorial Free Will Baptist Church is a Baptist church in Arlington, Maryland, rooted in the authority of Scripture and the priesthood of all believers. The congregation welcomes individuals and families seeking a Christ-centered community of faith.

Memorial Baptist Church is a church serving in Arlington, VA, focused on connecting the community and offering various programs and services for all ages.

Lomax African Methodist Episcopal Church is a Methodist church located in Arlington, Maryland, committed to making disciples of Jesus Christ through worship, learning, and compassionate service to the community.

Advent Lutheran Church is committed to sharing the teachings of Jesus with a sense of biblical and historical context, emphasizing justice and care for the marginalized. They aim to connect the community with God's love in action.