Arts on the Square, thank you for sponsoring the attendance of Howard University Gospel Choir at…read morethe beautiful historic Market Square Presbyterian Church. A well-attended event, supported by the community of all ages and colors, that didn't disappoint. The best part was seeing familiar faces from the Harrisburg community while enjoying some of my favorite gospel songs like "Oh When the Saints," "Hold On," and "Great Is Thy Faithfulness." It was a motivating hand-clapping experience.

This church is known for its fine music and worship. The organist and choir are top-notch,…read morepresenting music of all styles. There is a handbell choir, too, and the organ is relatively new and one of the best in the city. There is a committee called Arts on the Square that presents musical programs throughout the year with famous international performers and an Art Gallery with works of regional and local artists. The church is also known for its care and outreach to people who have no permanent home. Volunteers operate a food pantry, provide meals in front of the church on Friday nights, and they have a breakfast every Sunday morning with the help of other churches. No one is turned away. They also know every organization in town that can help with other needs. The also have committees trying to fight racism and pollution of the planet. If you want to be involved in these activities or support them with your presence, this is the church for you!

This is a wonderful parish. The services are wonderful, the people are wonderful, the activities…read moreare wonderful, and did I mention the food is wonderful? This church loves to eat! They do donuts and coffee every Sunday morning after the 9 A.M. Mass. They consistently host spaghetti dinners, fish dinners every Friday of Lent, sell homemade Easter eggs (milk, dark, or white chocolate filled with Pb, coconut cream, or buttercream) and dipped pretzels, BBQ chicken dinners, pretzel sandwiches, and have "Soup"er Bowl Sunday soup sales. I highly recommend coming here for a bite to eat even if you're not Catholic!

Saint Patrick is one of the oldest parishes in the nation. Saint Patrick church started in a log…read morecabin in the mid 1700s. It has gone through many changes over the years but still has a dedicated parish family as well as a thriving Catholic grade school. The current church is from about 1870 or so. The pews are well padded but unfortunately narrow. I prefer the homilies at nearby St. Mary's but if you oversleep on Sunday morning, Saint Patricks has 5 pm mass on Sundays so you can still try to save your soul.

A beautiful Catholic Church with recent renovations to make the side entrance more welcoming for…read moreanyone who prefers not to walk up the front steps. Every time I come to Mass here, I see (and hear) Father so visibly imploring upon God in profound divine worship. Its beautiful!

We were welcomed right away by church members and the pastor. Told we're there was free coffee…read morebefore Sunday school. Asked if we had an questions and shown around the church. Great adult Sunday school lead by the pastor. Different Sunday school options for children and adults. Church services was wonderful. Wonderful praise music and hymns. Pastor gave a great message as well.

My first time at this church I was blown away at the wonderful spirit. The choir and music was…read morefull of energy. The people were warm and welcoming when my Family and I first arrived. They even gave us a ride to the front door from our car on a golf cart. There is a class for each one of my kids that has plenty of children of the same age. The preaching is spot on and very sound doctrine. My family and I joined this church a few months ago and have not had a single regret. Bible Baptist Church is truly a great place to call home.

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.

Welcoming, kind atmosphere with a good mix of all generations. Positive pastoral staff who love…read moreJesus and people. In person and online services. Serve the local community with a walking trail, Adventure Park outdoors (open daily) and an inside playground (inside is open to public M-F 9-4pm.

We like going there as it is nice atmosphere my kids love going their services while me and husband…read moreattend the service.

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.

I started coming to this church when I was a child, my Mom brought us here. The congregation is…read moresmall, but is definitely a church 'family'. The pastor -Bob is the son of the prior pastor and he is dedicated to preaching according to the scripture. I was taught to run the sound here briefly when I was was still in school and my wife and I returned yesterday for a service. I was reminded of lots of memories and we attended the covered dish after the service which was very nice. The food and fellowship was wonderful and the spirit of the Lord is evident in the members. The church also has a day-school for preschoolers that I happened to attend as a kid. I recommend them for the same reasons as the church because they care and God's teachings are important to the school. The worship team is another reason to appreciate Oakwood, they lead the service in song and are a talented group of musicians and singers. I always leave feeling uplifted and if I have a concern for prayer it is usually shared by the group. Not only does the church have many strengths, but they support missionaries and good causes outside of the church. I have participated in a few events over the years and will always feel welcome here. I hope to continue bringing my son here.