Love this warm and friendly little Church. Their motto is "Love, Hope, and Joy live here" and is…read morecertainly true. A wonderful pastor and 2 retired pastors who are members which is an added value to the Pastor and the members.

Preschool Designed With Your Child In Mind!…read more We provide a nurturing, caring environment for your child to grow socially and emotionally. They will learn and explore through play with child centered activities to foster creativity. Songs, stories, rhythm activities and fingerplays promote phonemic awareness and literacy development. Our goal is to prepare the children for a positive kindergarten experience as they learn to cooperate and work together.

The food was very good and tasted infinitely better because you knew that love and tradition were…read morebaked into every bite. We enjoyed the food platter but regret not buying items from the a la carte menu. The spanakopita looked and smelled wonderful. The variety pastry box contained baklava, kourambiethes (a holiday butter cookie topped with a honey syrup), a diple, finikias, koulourakias, and a ravani. A most enjoyable experience and all of the volunteers made the experience a delightful one.

When I visit Lancaster, PA ... I look forward to vespers here ... When I attended they were at 7 pm…read more... I double check the website for special services or changes ... I found the vespers listing on the monthly church calendar ... http://www.annunciationorthodox.org

Good food, good worship, good fellowship, great church…read more I came here and was welcomed at the door. The congregation was very friendly. They have services for all ages, and a Spanish Service on Sunday afternoon.

I tried out this church for a few weeks. I just didnt fit in here. I felt like I was on the outside…read morethe whole time. At the time, the minister was leading 2 churches at the same time and had no time to be with people. However, it is a nice group and both churches are in nice buildings.

Pastor Joe, Pastor Lindsey, and all the guest preachers are leading this church so well! Always…read morebrings a convicting and anointed message, teaching us how to be the best version of ourselves. I would recommend to anyone in the area. I'm looking forward to the opening of Reality City!

This church has a good feeling it's traditional service can be difficult to follow but after a few…read moreweeks you catch on. The congregation is very excepting of new members and Pastor is brilliant with her Children sermon and congressional sermon I along with my family leave this church feeling spiritually enlightened every time. We feel so blessed to have found our church family here.

I can not leave a review for the church services or congregations . My review is for a once a year…read morefundraiser the church has to support itself. We have been coming for many years and enjoy the Greek Bazaar Weekend. Food, Entertainment, Culture, Religion, A tour of sanctuary it's all encompassing. The volunteers take a "All Hands On Deck" approach that starts weeks in advance. You have various options on the Food Front. Fish served Friday , Chicken lemon potatoes, Gyros, Pizza it's all here. To-go options available as well to make it great to transport home. The breads various home made deserts are awesome. Make sure you try the honeyballs made in the basement. Take a tour of sanctuary and enjoy the Greek Food , Culture, and genuine hospitality.The best part of spending money here is its for a great cause, The church. Opa Opa Opa .. Go Greek.

My family has roots within this church. I'm able to say with certainty that pure goodness, and…read moremoreover joy, interweaves everything and everyone here. This includes Orthodox Church Services as well as the Bazar that everyone raves about. Fact for the reader's education: The reason of the split between what is today known as the Roman Catholic (Christian) Church and the Greek Orthodox Christian Church is this: The Pope decreed that everyone is born of Sin, meaning that even newly born babies and the most innocent of children are Sinners, and, therefore, they are Evil. Whereas Orthodox Christians (pre-"Roman") scoffed at this absurd notion. How can a newly born baby be Evil? How can our children be a bunch of little Sinners running about spreading the Evil inherent to them? Simple answer is that they cannot. Now, why the Pope chose to do this is an entirely different matter, and one that is best left to you, the reader, to discover.

Love it here! They have a great children's program!read more