Sykesville, MD - Spirituality

Sykesville MD, Spirituality

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Make your selection from the list below to visit your local place of worship: If you would like to suggest one by all
means contact us and we will be happy to oblige.

Friendship Baptist Church

St. Barnabas Episcopal Church

Springfield Presbyterian Church

Pastor Mark is the founding pastor of Friendship
Church. Mark and a seminary friend started the
church in 1984 while both were still seminary
students. Upon graduation from Southwestern
Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth. more

St. Barnabas Church, Holy Trinity Parish is located on a hill in Howard County, Maryland overlooking the
South Branch of the Patapsco River and the quiet and historic town of Sykesville. Holy Trinity Parish
originated on March 8, 1771. See you soon. more

Sometimes you may wonder whether that
handshake and smile are genuine when you first
walk in the door. At Springfield Presbyterian
Church we have all stayed because we found a
genuine family of faith. Not pretentious. more

St. Paul's United Methodist Church

Holy Spirit Lutheran Church

St. Joseph Catholic Commmunity

St. Paul's began its 140 year history quite simply,
with congregants meeting under a grove of walnut
trees on the Howard County side of the Patapsco
River as early as 1867. While the great flood of 1868
washed away most of Sykesville's Howard County
structures, the young congregation continued on the
site. In inclement weather, Sabbath School moved
into a large frame building opposite the cotton
factory. Patapsco Circuit riders provided pastoral
leadership. For more information click here. more

Over the years, different Lutheran church bodies
have been established and organized to meet the
needs of Lutherans in communities and nations all
over the world. The Evangelical Lutheran Church in
America is the largest Lutheran group in North
America, founded in 1988 when three North American Lutheran church bodies united: The American
Lutheran Church, the Association of Evangelical
Lutheran Churches and the Lutheran Church in
America. More about the History of the ELCA. more

We, the parishioners of St. Joseph Catholic
Community, in union with the Archdiocese of Baltimore, declare our belief in our Loving God
and Creator, in our Risen Lord, Jesus Christ, and
in the Holy Spirit, who is present with us. Our
mission is to become a sign of God's loving
presence within this community of communities
and to the world around us. We believe that we
give and receive the support needed to respond
in our way to the call of the Gospel. more