Saint Patrick is one of the oldest parishes in the nation. Saint Patrick church started in a log…read morecabin in the mid 1700s. It has gone through many changes over the years but still has a dedicated parish family as well as a thriving Catholic grade school. The current church is from about 1870 or so. The pews are well padded but unfortunately narrow. I prefer the homilies at nearby St. Mary's but if you oversleep on Sunday morning, Saint Patricks has 5 pm mass on Sundays so you can still try to save your soul.

A beautiful Catholic Church with recent renovations to make the side entrance more welcoming for…read moreanyone who prefers not to walk up the front steps. Every time I come to Mass here, I see (and hear) Father so visibly imploring upon God in profound divine worship. Its beautiful!

Rooted in solid Christian values and the Word of God, Lancaster First Assembly of God is an awesome…read moreplace to worship. The fellowship has a wide variety of ethnic backgrounds so everyone can feel welcome.

It's not often that you see a city church with so much love for the people that attend and those…read moreoutside the doors. The Pastor is very compassionate and outwardly engaging. His heart seems to be one that demonstrates the Love of Jesus. The people in the congregation echo that same Love to each other and to visitors alkie. I know there are other churches in the area that exhibit this same Love because Jesus is alive and living through them. So, my experience is that this is an excellent choice and one worthy of being a place to call my Spiritual home

We were warmly greeted by a number of people. Worship was joyful and the Pastor preached from the…read moreBible, giving a practical, life related message. The 10:30 service used several vibrant praise songs. If you want solid evangelical worship, a Church that is loving, missions oriented, and relevant, then Trinity is for you. It's right across from the Lititz Elementary school, at the corner of Orange and Cedar Streets. Also, a traditional service is held earlier at 8:15 am on Sunday's.

Beautiful, modern Catholic Church in East York, PA. The 11:30am Mass featured a more contemporary…read morepraise team/band and the congregation is very wholesome. A great Catholic community! Hopefully will have the chance to stop by again someday.

Was visiting the area with some old friends from the Navy and we needed a church with an early…read moreMass. St Joseph's featured a 7:30 Sunday Mass. It's a large and attractive Church whose architecture is probably what I would call a mixture of traditional and modern. You enter through the narthex where they had a hand sanitizing station and door openers to greet you and lead You towards the ushers. Usher seated you in the pews which have been arranged for social distancing. The main sanctuary has soaring ceilings and the floor descends towards the altar. Overall it's a large Church which I would estimate seats 700 to 800 worshipers. They were very welcoming to visitors and the mass was pretty standard. The priest gave a good homily and the service was about 50 minutes long. After Mass they served complimentary coffee and donuts as you exited. They have three masses on Sunday and the priest mentioned that starting in November 7:30 Mass would be changed to 8:00.

One of the most beautiful churches I've been to. Wonderful cantor. Best I've heard in church.read more

Very beautiful church with equally beautiful folks that attend. The architecture is amazing and…read moretheir social welfare initiatives help keep many low income or homeless Lancastrians fed during hard times. Isn't that the intent of religion, to put doing good for others above all else?

Beautiful church, reverent mass, welcoming congregation, and low-gluten Eucharist is offered for…read morethe gluten-sensitive. We attended Sunday mass when visiting the area. Fr. Morrelli is personable and friendly. His homilies are to the point; not mired in theology, but relatable to parishioners.

I recommend Lancaster Vineyard. They are amazingly kind people. They really were inviting and made…read moreus feel welcome. The worship was deep. People really sang and there was a yearning for GOD. These folks worship and Holy Spirit was there. The pastor was so kind to our family and kids. We will definitely be back.

St Luke's episcopal is a lively community which welcomes visitors and seekers of all kinds. This…read morechurch building is listed on the register of historic landmarks and is worth a visit for the architecture, stained glass and historic organs as well. The church has a strong history of community service, founding the hospital in the 1800's, an orphanage in later years and currently reaching out to feed at risk families and shelter the homeless as part of the larger faith community. The church embraces a variety of worship styles but the principal services on sundays and holidays follow the traditional liturgy. A monthly Sunday evensong usually followed by a concert ranging from traditional Anglican sacred music to jazz, trombone choir, plain a cappela hymns or soloists is offered. Great sermons and welcoming folk.