House of Praise Baltimore

"Was here for wedding, church looked nice no complaints"

"Not a good church. The pastor is not a good man. He allows his Nigerian men to use American women and doesn’t care"

"Today was my first day here and i had high hopes for the church. First of all the stares I got were very uncomfortable(being a heavy pregnant woman) and the fact that children can't talk they will get kicked out was another annoyance. I haven't been to church in a while and i was looking forward to it but because I brought my friend's toddler to church I had to leave early . very disappointed."

"I loved it.its home away from home. Too bad my parents wont let me be a memeber so i come during weekly services and have a splendid time"

"Pastor Dapo's (H.O.P Pastor in Charge) humility and selflessness is beyond encouraging and exciting! From the way he preach to the opportunity to have a private counseling sessions. There is no hint of 'persuasion' in his teachings as i experienced in another parish. I just feel honest conviction in his preaching and his worship (this man holds nothing back when it comes to publicly praising the lord - laying on the floor or shouting in worship for the lord). After attending another MD RCCG parish for about 9 years I respectively say I love H.O.P for it's basic guidance on applying the word to your daily 'basic' walk in life (work, socially etc). This parish has it's hints of West African traditions but you can't get lost with caring hands of it's member's. In this church I learned how to pray (Adoration + Thanksgiving + Confession + Supplication) and handle the challenges one my face in the daily walks a person may face in life. I appreciate and I'm excited about where H.O.P is taking me!!!"