Reform synagogue in N. Va where congregants beyond B'nai Mitzvah families attend Shabbat services?

[Anonymous]

I'm looking for reviews of Shabbat services at Reform synagogues in Northern Virginia. It seems like people don't attend Shabbat services unless they are there for a Bar/Bat Mitzvah or there is some kind of special religious school event. Are there any Reform synogogues where congregants attend Shabbat services on a regular basis? I'd like to attend services somewhat regularly, but everywhere I've gone I've felt like I was intruding on a special event. I have been to conservative synagogues where people attend regularly and there is a great community feeling, but for many reasons, a conservative synagogue is not going to work for my family.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm looking for reviews of Shabbat services at Reform synagogues in Northern Virginia. It seems like people don't attend Shabbat services unless they are there for a Bar/Bat Mitzvah or there is some kind of special religious school event. Are there any Reform synogogues where congregants attend Shabbat services on a regular basis? I'd like to attend services somewhat regularly, but everywhere I've gone I've felt like I was intruding on a special event. I have been to conservative synagogues where people attend regularly and there is a great community feeling, but for many reasons, a conservative synagogue is not going to work for my family.

have you tried Temple Rodef Shalom in Falls Church/McLean?