Pilgrim Slavic Baptist Church

Natasha Shatskiy

I go to this church an i like it... Sucks that parking here isn't free but on Sundays you can park under the bridge because its paid....also this church has a cafe and you can also watch it on YouTube live.

Ignatiy V (BIG Ukraine/American guy)

This is "Baptist Church" - any body welcome, it does not matter if you're : white, black, from America or Ukraine, or Russia, or if you're from "other" countries, please, please come visit us-Sunday at 10am or at 5pm, or (other day's).!!! We have custom language interpreters from Russian,Ukraine languages to English. .! God loves everybody, All people ☺ .!!! Please come and see and enjoy are services, also hear the "Word of God" and praise the -Lord the God, the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit, with US, and with me..!!! Thank you - for reading this review, I hope - I see you in Church, God bless, buy, buy..!!! P.s. God bless the Church, and Israel, and American, Ukraine, Russia, and others countries, and people in need.. !!

Evelina D

Just wanted to comment on the last or first comment that was made about not happy faces. It's more of a cultural difference in Eastern Europe people don't generally smile to strangers passing by on the street. It thought of more genuine to strike up a conversation and talk about real issue not ask empty "how are you" when not expecting a real response how a person really feels at that time. It's just cultural and most older folks are set in their ways as in other cultures in the world. A smile is generally reserved when its genuinely meant. And hospitality true. as with everything people are a work in progress and are not perfect. :)

Shaun Lorraine Brown

My husband and i were guests at the Pilgrim Slavic Baptist Church a few weeks ago, and truly felt God's spirit during the music and words spoken. We saw beautiful families all around us, and felt very welcome, even though we don't speak Russian and listened through a translator.