I was invited to attend this church by someone that worked at a local mall. I was surprised to find…read morethat it was walking distance from the neighborhood I have lived in for the past 12 years. There's plenty of parking. The congregation was very welcoming. The music was good & diverse. The pastor taught a lesson using visuals, humor & related the sermon to present day. After attending Sundays service I decided to go Wednesday for family night. On Wednesdays they have a woman's, mans, young adult, teen & children's groups. My 16yr old attended the teen group & had very good things to say. I had the same experience with the woman's group. If you're looking for a local church with a more family feel that's not so "formal" this would be a good option.

Great church to be at. The people are friendly, the staff are awesome, and the pastor is very…read moregenuine. They have an awesome kid's space as well. The pastor has a lot of energy and he brings it to the pulpit every Sunday, along with their awesome worship team.

The pastor is a genuine man of God and the people who work under him are nice too! The word that he…read morepreaches on Sunday is unashamed truth.

I love Life Center! My wife Elizabeth and I worked there. I led worship there for many years. I…read morehave gone to church all my life and I can honestly say that I have never experienced anything like this house of worship. The worship is amazing and engaging. There is a powerful presence of God and healing there. The staff is the best and very caring, the preaching is outstanding, and the kids' programs are exciting and fun. I love Charles & Anne Stock, John & Patty, Bryan & Marcey, David Leach, Tiffany Aitken and the entire staff. I'd Highly recommend this house to any who are looking for a true house of worship!!!

Loved it! We had a wonderful time! In town for a wedding and couldn't miss worship! The Holy…read moreSpirit flow had me in joy and tears! Must stop by party spot in Harrisburg!

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.

At first I thought... this is a residential neighborhood, is there really a Catholic church down…read morethis road? indeed, there is. St. Joan of Arc is a modern church that I would guess was built in the late 1970's. There is a much smaller and much older church building across the street so my guess would be that the original congregation outgrew their original building and built a more substantial church across the street. St. Joan's has some nice stained glass. The floor is a hard material.. possibly all marble? So you will hear a lot of footsteps. The priest welcomed all the visitors and I would guess that in Hershey in the summer they get a lot of tourist visitors. Like the other reviewer, I found it odd that the communion line started in the rear of the church. Note: if you want to go to dinner after Mass, you need to make reservations at Fenucci's in advance or expect a two hour wait on Saturday night.

Large and spacious church with a family oriented congregation. Though I am curious why the…read morecommunion line started with the people in the rear pews leaving the people in the front pews to receive communion last.

This church is great it's free and every month they have free lunch they also have a special class…read morefor kids and a nursery for the babies

The 2025 Slavic "Plus" Food Fest at Christ the Saviour Orthodox Church was an absolute October…read morehighlight! A perfect fall Saturday + amazing food = one very happy festival-goer. Yes, the line was LONG (about 45 minutes for me), but volunteers helped by handing out menus so you could plan your feast while you waited. Once you got inside, the process was smooth: grab a tray, pick your drinks and bakery treats, get your order form started, then move along to the hot food ordering station before paying at the cashier. After that, it was just waiting for your number to be called and collecting your hot food at the counter. And what a menu! Halupki (stuffed cabbage), pierogi, halushki, Macedonian pub burgers, kielbasa, Eritrean tsebi derho (spicy chicken stew), alicha wot (veggie stew), spanakopita, strudel, baklava, nut and poppy seed rolls...the list went on and on. My order: Kielbasa with sauerkraut on a rye roll ($6.50): juicy, flavorful, and the rye roll pairing was genius. First time having it this way, and I'm sold! Spanakopita ($4): huge portion, flaky layers, buttery and delicious. Walnut kifli ($2 for 4 cookies): brought these home for later, but they looked fantastic. Lemonade ($2). And because I couldn't resist: an ice cream sundae with baklava crumble ($4) -- and wow. The crunch + cream combo was perfection. Total damage for the day...$18.50 with 4 cookies and most of the spanakopita in the fridge for late-night snackies. I ate picnic-style in the grass, then strolled the beautiful church grounds with my sundae in hand, soaking it all in. Pro tips: Don't be intimidated by the line--the food is worth it. Restrooms are available inside, just ask a volunteer (I found two with zero wait despite the big crowd). Go on Saturday if you can--food sells fast and you'll have the best selection early. This was my first time attending, and it's officially earned a spot on my annual must-go festival list. The later-in-the-season timing is perfect, and the food was outstanding. Already looking forward to 2026!

Orthodoxy gathers together the sublimity of exceptional architectural form and theological insight…read morewithout opposition. A good Orthodox Church ought to embody this balance, while still remaining home-like. It is after all the very meeting of heaven and earth. Christ the Savior Orthodox Church is a remarkable example of good Orthodox architectural form filled with icons of significant old covenant foreshadowing mirrored by their fulfillment in Christ. It is uncommon, in my understanding, to find such a consistent mirroring, for example, of depictions of the divisions of the nation's at the Tower of Babel with the union in the Church brought at Pentecost. All of this would mean nothing, however; without a truly Orthodox archpastor, and a community endeavoring towards the kingdom. While I did not get to meet many in the parish, I did speak to the protopresybter and hear his homily, which was filled with pious and God-pleasing insight founded upon the experience of the Church. I recommend this parish to those interested in joining themselves to the Apostolic Church, and to fellow Orthodox traveling through the area.

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.