My family and I have been attending this church for nearly two decades. We really enjoy being…read moremembers of this parish!

A beautiful modern church in Reading. I've been here for a wedding and now a christening…read more Everyone was nice and it would be a great place to worship. They have a lot to offer @ St. Catherine of Siena - check it out!

I have been a member if CUCC for many years. It has struggled like most churches, congregation is…read moreaging and attracting young families is a challenge. Our Pastor Zach Jackson is amazing and the word is out and he is growing our church one member at a time. His sermons are inciteful and we laugh alot in our church. There are many activities to participate in and we are a welcoming church to all. Give us a try.

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!

hi, 10 members of my family in reading pa was looking for a place to join and get baptized. the…read morebaptism was denied bc 3 of the boys wasn't able to attend the baptism class due to their work schedule.

Great worship & message!! Plus my son loves children's church, couldn't ask for anything more from…read morea church.

My sons go here for cub scouts. I couldn't tell you much about the church because I've only been…read morein the basement. GO CUB SCOUTS! Pack 263 what what!

I go to this church and I'm an active participant in the services. It's a great church to be in and…read moreeveryone is welcoming. There's about 200 people there on average and we all wear name tags so new people don't feel left out. :)

This is not my church so this review is solely based on my bingo experience. Bingo is held every…read moreSunday night from 6:30-9:30 with doors opening at 5:00, here's what you should know going in and things I wish I knew in advance. The CHEAPEST bare bone playing session costs $11 - $10 for the book of 20 games (6 cards per game) and one for the lucky #/admission ticket which EVERYONE must have going in. Anyone entering MUST pay for these two items to be admitted. Come early - we came at 6pm and had trouble finding a seat. I got the feeling it's regulars playing every week and while we found 2 helpful gals at our table that welcomed us over that doesn't appear to be the norm. Do not bring outside food. This is a Jewish run function and for religious purposes they want to "control" the food inside the building - kosher maybe? They do sell food/drinks there. I did however bring and drink my water from home without issue. There is an armed guard there the whole time and with good reason; there is tons of money floating around here. The "lot" is a hot mess! Literally - a few cars here, there, behind, in the grass, etc. Park where you can and be careful walking especially in the dark. I sprained my ankle by falling in one of the many potholes while walking to my car in the dark. Considering how much money flows through their doors you'd think they would make this a priority especially since it's a liability with mainly elderly clientele. If you are under 60 you will probably be one of the youngest players there. But those older ladies will most likely play you under the table. They're pros! Bring your own dabber and a pen for marking off specials (like the "letter" games"). The game cards are paper. Don't leave anything behind if using the rest room, as my fancy pen got stolen while I was in there. Pay attention! This is fast paced and aside from the regular bingo (which includes 4 bonus double games bingos) there is alot going on. In between calling numbers they also call out specials, make announcements for additional games, and constantly sell different pull off tickets. If you're lucky you'll end up sitting near some helpful ladies like we did - without them we would have been lost! Be prepared to win big cash! Shocked is an understatement when I saw the money that was up for grabs. $1000, $875, $250 - lots of high stakes winnings. And lots of folks forking over tons of money. Retirement must pay well because I couldn't keep up with these ballers on my budget. While budget and time won't make me a regular I will be back and hopefully win big!

Beautiful synagogue great congregation loving and caring absolutely an awesome place to prayread more

Beautiful church and good priests. My family attended school here, my parents married here and…read morefuneral of my aunt today. May her soul rest in peace. Another one of my aunts passed away a few years ago, may her soul continue to rest in peace.

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.