This review is for their Holiday Craft Fair…read more Fellow Yelper Dee M, FDC, Young Einstein and I have gone to this craft fair two years in a row now! The fair is held in early December each year. Held in their school gymnasium, it's not as large as some of the other fairs, which I like, and yet it also has a good variety of craft items to choose from - everything from Tupperware to handmade knitted items. The fair is well run, with light snacks offered, a generous raffle - lots of different things to 'enter' for, and it's laid out decently. There's a table full of items made by the different catholic school grades to buy, which is really cute, and there's one or two packaged food vendors - my favorite being Yia Yia Nicki's Greek Bread - mmmm. The vendors are all very nice and their prices reasonable. Good amount of parking in their church & school lots and along Lawrence Road and the side streets if needed. I think this is becoming a tradition for us as I'm already making plans for next year.

This IS a beautiful church. We had beloionged to this church for 34 years. We did get beautiful…read morepictures when our daughter got married on the balcony too. You are correct about the baby room also. You should stop in on a Sunday and get your Jesus on too. Lol. Thanks for the nice comments

Just showing some support and I have to add more to this to make it a review soooo uh how's your…read moreday so far I'm doing good

I went here preschool-8th grade. I am now 20 years old and I have fond memories of the place the…read moreteachers are hardworking and care about the kids I firmly believe that. Now that being said, I would probably not send any future children here. Look I know Catholic schools are supposed to be strict but I felt like my creativity was stifled. I want my child to feel like they can question things and be different. And hey I was always getting in trouble and doing poorly there and yet I turned out fine. It also turns out I have a learning disability that wasn't noticed until my junior year in high school. I went to a catholic high school my freshmen year (horrible experience) and a public one my last three years. I think overall public school education is better because I think it's important for kids to learn about other religions, cultures, sex, etc. Anyway look if I heard that the place was closing down I would be devastated but it has the typical restrictions that any catholic school has.

Enjoy great worship, excellent teaching, genuine friendship at this humble Christian Church. There…read moreis a wide range of fellowship groups from Celebrate Recovery, kids, women, and men's. All welcome.

From the owner: Life Church (formerly Life Christian Fellowship) formed in 1993 to help people in central Delaware…read moreCounty grow lives of deep meaning. It’s the kind of life that is more than checking off boxes of things that attempt to define success and significance but always falls short. Life matters and it’s deep meaning can’t be forced, but only discovered. We believe this life of deep meaning begins with God. We also believe you were never intended to live this life on your own. And we believe that when you discover your purpose, you can’t help but want to help others do that as well. At Life Church we want to help you grow with God, connect with people, and serve with purpose.

Bethany Church continues to grow! New and young families are coming and making it their home…read morechurch. Children programs are Christ focused.

From the owner: We are an Evangelical Presbyterian Church congregation committed…read moreto the authority of Scripture as the rule of faith and life.

During the school year KEEP is a program for pre-K and K located at Manoa Community Church. The…read moreclass size is small and diverse and the teachers all have long-term tenure and are dedicated education professionals. While it is a Christian-based program that is not the primary focus - the kids are exposed to many of the same methods as Haverford School District and KEEP follows their calendar. They are also very flexible with before and after-care which is a huge relief to working parents. The kids have a ton of time for imaginary play, outdoor play and they have a school garden. Once a month there are "family fun nights" and this is where parents have a chance to build relationships with other families. We treasure our daughter's time there and she returns for the summer day camp (up to age 10 or so). Also, they are a Keystone Stars facility - 3 stars. Highly recommend.

This is an excellent program. Our daughter, who has an October birthday and missed the cutoff for…read morepublic kindergarten went here from age 4-5. The teachers are great and they create a nice family atmosphere and the kids get plenty of personalized attention. I'd recommend it to anyone.

We are new to the area and we have received the warmest welcome from the people of Manoa Community…read moreChurch. Their belief that "Grace Changes Everything" is evident in the fellowship, the preaching of Scripture, the diversity of the staff and congregation, the restful spaciousness of worship, and the gentle, but constant invitation to life with and in Jesus...Enjoying soft pretzels and lemonade on the lawn after every service has been a great way to meet people. God is on the move among this community. They are humble, kind, acquainted with suffering, committed to reconciliation, engaged in the world, filled with joy...One way to find a church home is to watch for evidence of the fruit of the Spirit--and when you encounter it, to stay there. We see the love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, gentleness, faithfulness and self-control of God lived out in this church. We are so grateful to be part of this Christ-centered, Spirit-led, church family in our new community. Come and see...there is a place for you too.