Beautiful church. Beautiful Divine Liturgy. In communion with Rome so all Catholics are free to…read morecome here to receive the sacraments. Parish festival happens every year and is well worth your time. There is also BINGO every Friday night in the parish hall.

Wonderful and traditional holy church! It is Byzantine Catholic, or Eastern rite Catholic. The…read morepriest is a kind and truly holy man from the Ukraine who listens to parishioners and is traditional to the Byzantine liturgy. The icons in the church are absolutely beautiful.

Great Church Body. Great Leadership. Great opportunities to get plugged in and serve/be served…read more Have been attending for about 4 years and while it seemed big at first, the warmth of the people and the connections we've made have made it feel like we are part of a family. Not perfect. No church this side of heaven is, but it is a place where I've grown personally in my faith and watched my children and wife grow as well.

My husband, Michael and I started to attend this church. and we are extremely grateful and very…read moreblessed to have met such wonderful people. We were going through some rough times. And it is very hard to ask for help, especially. help, especially. when you are used to doing it by yourself. We ask for help with our rent. But only did they help., But they also shared the love of God with us. Prayed with us and reminded us that the glory goes to Our father. Jesus Christ. they were very humble., made us feel very comfortable. and part of the family. They invited us Back for a group that is called Alpha.. we are attending our first group tonight. However, we've heard wonderful things about it. Look forward to learning when our, what it's all about. Thank God bless you all. Ohh, by the way, our pastor is amazing. No complaints here

We visit this church when we are in the area. They have an excellent pastor. His love for the Lord…read morejust shines through him when he preaches. He has an amazing story of how the Lord rescued him. If you are in the area you should try it out.

We love this church! We have attended for over a decade and have been so blessed by the preaching…read moreand fellowship of loving people.

A great community of people! Everyone is so welcoming. The music is epic and the sermons have great…read morebiblical application,

The best community of people! Everyone is so welcoming, the music is amazing and the sermons speak…read moreto you with biblical application, they even display the verses on the screen if you don't have your Bible. Personally love the main pastor's sermons the best but I look forward to coming back every week no matter what's going on. Consider getting connected with groups there's one for every age! Amazing kids sections too with many unique things and Bible learning for them.

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 historic Heckton Church on the grounds of Fort Hunter Mansion is available to rent for a…read morespecial event or wedding. Seating is limited to 75 people.

This historical marker is in front of the Peace Church of Mechanicsburg. Their website is not…read moreonline but they do have a Facebook, https://www.facebook.com/Historic-Peace-Church-218231621635507/. It reads, "Present building erected in 1798 by a Reformed congregation. Half-interest obtained in 1806 by a Lutheran congregation; in joint use until 1866. Kept in its original form; used for special services." Also known as Die Frieden Kirche, this historic Lutheran church is a 2 1/2 story limestone building with a five-bay front and three-bay sides. The interior (which I did not see) features a wine glass pulpit, balcony on three sides and the organ was built in 1807. The building was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1972. Stop by and check it out. [Review 12139 overall, 1923 of 2019.]

Very different experience going on at Holy Spirit in Palmyra. Most Catholic Churches (for the…read moreminority on Yelp that even do the church thing let alone the Catholic Church thing) are normally either these ancient buildings which are historical relics from another time or they fall into the period of Blech! buildings which got built maybe say forty to sixty years ago which are far more utilitarian in their design, aka, really ugly looking. The building at Holy Spirit is only a few years old and while not exact anything special to look at, once you get inside it feels almost like it should have a fantastic LEED rating because there are a lot of regular windows (sorry, no stained glass) that let in a lot of light. At the 8am mass we we're at you could have turned the lights off and the sunlight would have made that change unnoticeable. The mass itself was fairly standard with Father Jim giving a nice homily about The Transfiguration which made a lot of sense as he tied a few different points together very eloquently. Two other things I noticed which I found interesting. 1. The church has an adoration chapel that is open 24/7. At least in my limited travels that's almost unheard of to have any part of a church open 24/7. Very, very cool. 2. Very transparent bulletin which includes everything you would expect like PREP class times, Lenten Friday fish fry info to the outstanding debt amount that is still owed on the building itself. If there is one thing that I would say is at least to me not exactly up to snuff it would be the music. No regular full sized pipe organ here. Most music was done via pre-recorded backing tracks done on a keyboard were it was just push one button and go. Easy no doubt but musically it's also cheesy no doubt. Sort of the Ecclesiastical version of the old Will Ferrell SNL skit with him as Marty Culp. While there are a few different Catholic Churches in the Hershey area I think we made the right choice coming to Holy Spirit and in the future if we're back in the area this is certainly the place we will come back to when it's time to get our Jesus on. Mass Schedule: 6:30pm on Mon.; 9:00am on: Tues., Wed. & Fri. Saturday Vigil: 4:00 PM Sunday Masses: 8:00 & 10:30am Holy Days: Vigil 6:30pm, Day of: 9:00am & 6:30pm