Making Our Community a Better Place
Welcome to the “Great Corner” of Culmore! Culmore Church is a diverse, socially aware and active community of faith.
Sunday worship is blend of traditional and contemporary word, music, prayer and praise which comes together in an informal and welcoming mix.
Culmore Church's congregation is engaged in the local community, and the church works in cooperation with multiple agencies to provide food and clothing assistance, which touches hundreds of neighborhood families. Culmore affirms the diversity of the community is by operating an English as a Second Language program which is open to all. All of Culmore Church's ministries are staffed by congregation members and volunteers from the local community. Some congregation members also serve independently on outside ministries such as the Kairos Prison Ministry. Culmore Church also houses the Fairfax chapter of the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Washington (BCGW) which bears witness to the long history of community service woven into the fabric of Culmore’s identity.
Culmore Church is a great place to worship, make friends, engage in Christian fellowship as well as life-long Christian learning. The congregation is warm, kind, generous and welcoming. Come join us on Sunday mornings. We'll be delighted to have you with us!
Sunday worship is blend of traditional and contemporary word, music, prayer and praise which comes together in an informal and welcoming mix.
Culmore Church's congregation is engaged in the local community, and the church works in cooperation with multiple agencies to provide food and clothing assistance, which touches hundreds of neighborhood families. Culmore affirms the diversity of the community is by operating an English as a Second Language program which is open to all. All of Culmore Church's ministries are staffed by congregation members and volunteers from the local community. Some congregation members also serve independently on outside ministries such as the Kairos Prison Ministry. Culmore Church also houses the Fairfax chapter of the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Washington (BCGW) which bears witness to the long history of community service woven into the fabric of Culmore’s identity.
Culmore Church is a great place to worship, make friends, engage in Christian fellowship as well as life-long Christian learning. The congregation is warm, kind, generous and welcoming. Come join us on Sunday mornings. We'll be delighted to have you with us!
Plan a Visit
Culmore Church is not simply a house for worship. It is a where members of a community--whether members from the local community or from across the world--can come together practice and share God's word, love, and extend His Gifts.
Through Bible, worship, sermons, and missions, Culmore Church is a place where everyone can find a place of comfort, understanding, encouragement, and support, and Culmore Church is committed to the teachings of God in our changing society.
Please come as a you are, the doors of Culmore Church are always open.
Through Bible, worship, sermons, and missions, Culmore Church is a place where everyone can find a place of comfort, understanding, encouragement, and support, and Culmore Church is committed to the teachings of God in our changing society.
Please come as a you are, the doors of Culmore Church are always open.
Come Worship With Us
Sunday Worship is held at 11:15 AM in the Main Sanctuary at the Culmore Church, which is located at
3400 Charles Street
Falls Church, VA 22041
To get to the Main Sanctuary, enter through the main doors (painted white). As you enter, the sanctuary is immediately on your right side.
Upcoming Events
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Sunday Worship
Every Sunday at 11:15 AM
Main Sanctuary |
Bible Study
Every Wednesday, January - December
Bible Study Room |
MAP Free Medical Clinic
Every Thursday starting at 7:00 AM
Fellowship Hall |
Testimonials
Sacrificial Love
“[During World War II] [m]y father, a lawyer and a municipal judge, was wanted by Sagad [a military guerilla group in the Philippines] and feared for his life. He escaped to a province. But our family could not escape with him. We hid in mountain caves until Sagad found us and forced Mom to write a letter to Dad, telling him to return immediately or we would be killed. Because Dad truly loved us, he surrendered and was killed. We lived because he sacrificed his life for us.
Dad's act of love reminds me of what Jesus did for the world when he allowed himself to be sacrificed on the cross. I shall always remember Dad as my family's hero, but the world remembers Jesus as One whose sacrifice redeems us all."
Rodolfo "Rudy" B. Ines
Fifth Sunday in Lent - March 17th, 2002
Dad's act of love reminds me of what Jesus did for the world when he allowed himself to be sacrificed on the cross. I shall always remember Dad as my family's hero, but the world remembers Jesus as One whose sacrifice redeems us all."
Rodolfo "Rudy" B. Ines
Fifth Sunday in Lent - March 17th, 2002
