Quiet, welcoming church--I used to come here as a child, and while there don't seem to be as many…read moreparishioners as there were then, I have always had someone offer me space in a pew when I do come. The stained glass is beautiful yet the building not overly ornate, and the location is easily bikable if living near York College/Grantley, York City, or West York Borough.

3/31/22 I went to this church for my dear Uncle's funeral. The church has beautiful stained glass…read moreand alcoves on each side of the majestic aisle. I found the celebrant to be comforting and uplifting. The cantor sung beautifully and it was a sad, solemn occasion. My Uncle attended here regularly. It was only fitting that his funeral mass be celebrated here. The major drawback is the location. There is. Nowhere. To. Park. I ended up parking at the church across the street and hoping I wasn't going to be towed away. Thankfully I wasn't.

Love the church and everyone there they make you feel welcomed . The update pervilion and…read moreplayground and dog park and all is great great loven place .

This is an update for my review from seven years ago…read more They have placed the tabernacle front and center and put a beautiful crucifix on the wall above the tabernacle. This is a large caring parish.

As a devout Catholic new to this area, I brought my family here for Sunday Mass…read more the Mass was as beautiful as to be expected. The church building was sadly influenced by the Protestants. Walking down the center aisle I expect to find the Tabernacle front & center, sadly thats not the case here. The seating for the priest takes high ground front & center, Less important Jesus and Tabernacle are off to the side. Walking into the church, there is not even a Crucifix visible. It was carried down by an alter girl before the priest at the start of Mass. I will try to find a parish that puts Jesus front and center as he should be.

This is not my church so this review is solely based on my bingo experience. Bingo is held every…read moreSunday night from 6:30-9:30 with doors opening at 5:00, here's what you should know going in and things I wish I knew in advance. The CHEAPEST bare bone playing session costs $11 - $10 for the book of 20 games (6 cards per game) and one for the lucky #/admission ticket which EVERYONE must have going in. Anyone entering MUST pay for these two items to be admitted. Come early - we came at 6pm and had trouble finding a seat. I got the feeling it's regulars playing every week and while we found 2 helpful gals at our table that welcomed us over that doesn't appear to be the norm. Do not bring outside food. This is a Jewish run function and for religious purposes they want to "control" the food inside the building - kosher maybe? They do sell food/drinks there. I did however bring and drink my water from home without issue. There is an armed guard there the whole time and with good reason; there is tons of money floating around here. The "lot" is a hot mess! Literally - a few cars here, there, behind, in the grass, etc. Park where you can and be careful walking especially in the dark. I sprained my ankle by falling in one of the many potholes while walking to my car in the dark. Considering how much money flows through their doors you'd think they would make this a priority especially since it's a liability with mainly elderly clientele. If you are under 60 you will probably be one of the youngest players there. But those older ladies will most likely play you under the table. They're pros! Bring your own dabber and a pen for marking off specials (like the "letter" games"). The game cards are paper. Don't leave anything behind if using the rest room, as my fancy pen got stolen while I was in there. Pay attention! This is fast paced and aside from the regular bingo (which includes 4 bonus double games bingos) there is alot going on. In between calling numbers they also call out specials, make announcements for additional games, and constantly sell different pull off tickets. If you're lucky you'll end up sitting near some helpful ladies like we did - without them we would have been lost! Be prepared to win big cash! Shocked is an understatement when I saw the money that was up for grabs. $1000, $875, $250 - lots of high stakes winnings. And lots of folks forking over tons of money. Retirement must pay well because I couldn't keep up with these ballers on my budget. While budget and time won't make me a regular I will be back and hopefully win big!

Beautiful synagogue great congregation loving and caring absolutely an awesome place to prayread more

Very nice church, great for weddings. The interior is gorgeous. I recommend here for weddings and…read morefuneral services.

This is a pretty popular church. The parking situation is a little rough but I believe they have…read moreparking set aside for those members attending services. My friend had her wedding here and it's a good thing we had one big bus to get the party to the church. They are so popular that we didn't have time after the wedding ceremony to take pictures inside the church or outside much because they had a service scheduled :-( It's okay though, we went to the monuments and got nice pictures.

Calvary Chapel in Delta Pa is a wonderful church. I have been going…read more for 10 yrs. or more now and love it. Pastor Doug teaches word by word from the bible. When you are not a book person, this really helps you to understand the bible. The people at Calvary are down to earth, and easy to talk to. They have many different events throughout the year for adults and children including childcare for every Sunday service. Calvary Chapel has a program called the Delta Pregnancy program. This program helps all women in their walk with God while they are questioning their pregnancy. What truly makes a good church is the Pastor. I have nothing but wonderful things to say about Pastor Doug. He truly cares about his church family. I am so grateful that Pastor Doug baptized my granddaughter when she turned 9. He made sure she understood what her baptism meant. My grand daughter true likes Pastor Doug. His 5 children were all home schooled and he married each one of them. I feel Pastor Doug and his wife are truly Blessed.

Bible believing church. Bible teaching church…read more Bible preaching church. Changing lives by the words straight out of God's manual. A hospital for the spiritual hurt. No I'm haven't been a person that attends here weekly. But might start.

I tried to join their Passover service this past Shabbat and was turned away because I'm messianic…read moreJew, not a regular one! Even though I'm Jewish with local Jewish family, they would not let me enjoy Passover service with them! Probably because the spineless "rabbi" is jealous of me and Adonai's blessings on me and did not want to share his little glory there, AND they can't handle Jews who believe even slightly differently then them. Oh threatened!? Where's your holy Spirit, ruach ho kodesh, to discern who is of Hashem and who is not? I didn't see it in the "rabbi"! Y'all won't be invited to my Passover either! Just because I believe in Christ...which they look for Meshiac anyway...they rejected me. Hashem humble you all in Meshiac

We've been members for over five years now, and love it here. We come over 40 minutes to come to…read moreTBE instead of a few others. Most members are very friendly, welcoming, and there is an accepting diversity from some Orthodox and Reform leaning, to many Conservative. There are also some couples that are mixed in their faiths and ethnicities. Our Spiritual leader is a wonderful accepting female that goes above and beyond for members, listens and shows the love and wisdom of Hashem in so many ways. We've made friends here and love the services. We are very surprised at the one negative comment's flavor since we have not found this after going for awhile now. There are activities, lectures, groups for different ages.