Chapel of the Centurion — Attraction in Hampton

We attended a service and felt the sweet presence of the Lord. The service is interdenominational, the congregation, multi-cultural with a lively and very friendly spirit. The sermon more than held our interest and we felt we were well-taught and inspired. It leans toward traditional without being the slightest bit boring. The chapel itself, with it’s historic flags, pristine woodwork and gorgeous stained-glass (some from Tiffany’s of NY), is so filled with history (1858), one might find it difficult not to let the mind wander during service. But that doesn’t happen with such a vibrant little body of Believers. A very pleasant surprise tucked away in the center...

We attended a choral performance on Sunday and a Contraband descendants events on Wednesday to commemorate the enslaved individuals who sought protection here at Fort Monroe and the bravery of the Union army officials to grant refuge. The setting made both events quite moving and memorable for my family. The only drawback was no...

It's a beautiful Chapel inside the moat of historic Fort Monroe. Beautiful stained glass windows, small and quaint, with a balcony overlooking the chapel for the choir and piano player. A wonderful and compassionate minister pastor. A wonderful setting for a celebration of life or a beautiful...