I've never attended services here, but I can say that the St. Luke's congregation takes a lively…read moreinterest in the wellbeing of its community. They hold regular soup suppers and have more than once helped our local emergency services by cooking and serving hot meals during extended power outages and other emergencies. The chruc also serves as a small, initial Red Cross emergency shelter for local families when there aren't enough people affected to open the huge high school for that purpose. A real asset to our neighborhood.

Solid Bible believing and teaching church. Welcoming congregation, regular opportunities to…read morefellowship with friendly brothers and sisters in Christ.

I really enjoy going to Church at St Isidore's. Father Ken, Decon Patrick & Decon Dave are three of…read morethe finest people. They are awesome and make you feel at home at Saint Isidore's. The Wednesday Social is a great way to meet new and exciting people. A new group is forming. The new group will be amazing with greeters at the door, with a friendly smile and a welcoming attitude.

We started attending St. Isidore masses two years ago. It is hidden off Pumping Station Rd. in…read moreQuakertown (behind new Target plaza). The priests are friendly, as are the parishioners. We drive about 30 minutes to go here. Very family oriented.

The service is amazing and the people are very friendly and helpful. I love coming hereread more

This place has become the weekly home office for us…read more Why drive nearly thirty minutes for church when there are literally twenty different places in between? I don't know but I think it comes down to four things: 1. This is the only place in the area that offers a Sunday evening service at 5:30. Sorry but not everyone likes or has the scheduling flexibility to get to church in the AM on a Sunday so this is huge as to why I come. I really wish that more pastors would figure this out as clearly there is a market for it as the Sunday evening Mass here is very well attended even during football season. 2. Going to church can be a real drag especially if the priest at your local parish is either a bore, poor public speaker or in the case of the church that's right down the street from me, simply not a nice person in general. SPSJ has you covered as there are five different priests at this parish which equals a nice variety of speeds/homily styles and each week the bulletin/website lists who the celebrant is for the next week so you always know who you're getting. 3. The building itself is an old school beauty that dates back to the late 19th century. 4. The pastor, Father John, even if he is not the celebrant is regularly around after Mass shaking hands and saying hello to everyone. It's a nice touch and one that is certainly not done everywhere. While I'm not a member here (or technically anywhere for that matter) I certainly throw a few bones in the basket every week and as long as they keep offering the Sunday evening Mass I'm pretty sure that we'll be regulars for the foreseeable future.

I went here when I attended the parochial school next door from 1971 to 1975. This was the only…read morething I liked about that experience since the teachers at the school were all child hating sadists.

This church does a wonderful job of providing a catholic education to students from all walks of…read morelife. Offers a complete introduction to traditional values of America and Catholicism to prepare students for the future.

They did a nice job on adding on to the school and glad they added trees back in. Would be nice if…read moreparents could using parking lot for drop off etc. Instead of turning around in private driveways and parking up the streets making it difficult for residents. Considering what they invested in expanding the school and its parking lot. The yearly garage sale is nice but really miss the community carnival they used to hold.

This is a great bible preaching small town church. People are friendly and make you feel at home.read more

I visited this church on 6/27/2021 with my family. Many were wearing mask but not all as…read morerestrictions have been lifted. We were welcomed and we really enjoyed the mass as the priest gave his interpretations of the readings and made really good life connections. At the end, the children from bible class had a presentation with singing which my children enjoyed.

I called this church when my husband and I were looking for a church we could join together (start…read morenew in a church that we could both grow in and love together) and get married at. I hate giving bad ratings, especially to a church but I had too. The 'church-lady' that I spoke with was rude and advised me that if I did not live in a certain area I could not join. But I advised her I wanted to join her church and travel. A church is a bunch of people celebrating a mass, it doesn't matter where the people are from, as long as they celebrate together. She advised me that those were the rules and I was not able to join or get married in that church unless I lived in the general area. Finally I found a church in the Lehigh Valley Area that accepted me no matter where I lived, but St. Elizabeth's was not one of those churches. Very disappointing.