The staff are most welcoming and open, they do a great job serving the community. I work for a non…read moreprofit serving families and they are always helpful to me and those I serve. Please consider this church, the sanctuary and rest of the rooms are full of history, beauty and peace.

This church is a well rounded, friendly , family oriented church. The music is great and the energy…read morein the room allows you to feel connected to God's presence. The messages are easy to understand and truth filled from the scriptures. There are many activities for all age groups. I'm also loving to see the diversity as well. Feels like home!

I went for the first time on 10/04/15 it was a Wonderful experience! Everyone was friendly , Warm &…read moreso Welcoming! It really made me feel like I was home again I haven't felt that in along time truly a remarkable place to Worship & Celebrate God!

I was at this church at 3 PM. The outside of the church is beautiful. I wanted to go in and say a…read morerosary. But for whatever reason they lock the churches doors at 2 PM. Which is the reason I gave this church only three stars. I never thought I would live to see the day. Where a Catholic Church locks its doors in the middle of the day. It shows you what type of world we now live in. When the Catholic Church is afraid to allow the public inside. To pray to our lord and savior. I can't help but to think. How many men and women. Who In a time of need and despair. Desperate to spend some time with Jesus Christ. Attempted to go into St Paul's church. Only to find themselves not welcome. Because the doors were locked. Bishop Zubik, started a campaign a while back. Titled the lights are on for you. Trying to get people to come back to the church. He should have started a campaign. And called it, the doors are open for you. Informing all the faithful that they are welcome in the Catholic Church anytime of day. Not only on Sunday's. I pray the day will come again. Where all Catholic Churches are open 24 hours a day seven days a week. After all a persons faith would grow a lot stronger. If they were allowed to spend time in front of Jesus Christ. God bless.

We found Discovery Church when we were brand new to PA. Our first week living here was right before…read moreChristmas and we came on Christmas Eve. Pastor Matt noticed that we were new and had intentional conversation with us after service. We were hooked! Bible based teaching, lead with humility and a true focus on the community. Discovery Church and Pastor Matt really care about our local community and meeting needs. It's inspiring and we look forward to continuing to build connections here and hopefully encouraging others to come meet Jesus! Jesus loves you and wants relationship with you! We're all sinners needing grace. Come walk alongside us on this journey

Great leadership that dives into the word and lives it with accountability. The community that is…read morehere is very welcoming and loving. They continually inspire all of us to share the gospel with the broader community.

What a warm and welcoming congregation!…read more The sanctuary is lovely, featuring beautiful wood and stunning stained glass. The congregation seems to enjoy singing, and there were lots of opportunities to do that in the service. The church is located across from a lovely stream, and I saw a fly fisherman returning to his car parked across the street. It appears that the building is often used by community groups during the week.

St. Paul's United Methodist Church is a Christian parish that, according to its website, invites…read morepeople of every age, race, ethnicity, economic status, family status, sexual orientation, gender identity, diverse ability, and legal status. I have never participated in any worship services or ministry activities here, but I did recently visit the church once for a community fundraiser. I sat in the fellowship hall to eat a meal. The area was spacious and clean, and the event organizers interacted very courteously with me. I greatly appreciated their service to the community.

Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration, multiple times for daily and Sunday Mass and daily confession…read moreopportunities? You definitely won't find that anywhere else in the Diocese (or maybe even in the area as a whole). I learned about the Oratory when I moved from Buffalo and was unpleasantly surprised that there are so few options for perpetual Eucharistic Adoration in this area. Where I lived in the Buffalo area, we had three chapels within a 15 minute (or so) drive. I didn't realize how spoiled I was. I fist visited for Adoration. During daylight hours, the chapel is open to everyone. For the later evening and overnight hours, you need to know a code or be a registered Adorer. I like that there is a sense of security so if you do have a late night prayer time, you can feel a sense of security. The chapel itself is pretty small. Every Mass I've been there for was literal standing room only (and often even spills out into the hallway). But the chapel is packed with beauty. The priests that celebrate Mass are reverent with meaningful and impactful homilies. They are also very compassionate and friendly. The Oratory has a small parking lot at the side of the building, but there is also generally street parking available as well. I definitely recommend attending Mass or Adoration here.

I was a normal university student that found this newman center to be extremely helpful in my…read moresearch for truth as I was trying to figure out the reality of Christ and his Church. The priest were extremely personable once I talked to them. I started off going to their masses late and leaving early, but by the end of college I couldn't keep away from the chapel. Very conducive environment for learning about faith while there are a fair amount of chill people that are involved there. I have since explored other newman centers and find this one to be one of the best. Bombtastic priests that always have adoration going on equals a knock out combo for doing well in school (constant prayer: Lord I have no idea what I am doing please be with me during his test). Getcha some of this newman center and you won't regret it (warning: some of the students can be off putting at first, but there are a bunch more that are normal and it took a couple visits to fully understand that)

My father-in-law grew up in this neighborhood and attended this church since birth. He built his…read morehome across the street and attended mass every morning before he started his work day as a roofer. For many years, when the church struggled financially he did all their roofing repairs for free and did so gladly. When they ran a financial campaign to raise funds for big improvements they gave the roofing job to a big roofing company, which I thought was sad, but he never gave that a thought. He just really loved his church and his faith. I was not raised catholic but when we married I chose to offer having a priest come to my church to help cement our marriage vowels and to respect my husband's parents. Despite swearing I would never have a family member sign a form stating I had never been married previously and having to attend those useless marriage classes, I was forced to do so and I agreed. The Sunday before my wedding my mother-in-law told me that the bulletin announced the priest who was to officiate at our wedding the next weekend was moved to another church. I spent 4 days trying to get the Diocese tell me who was going to take our vovels and finally I spoke with a priest who made it clear he did not want to do our wedding but was doing so under duress. He came to the church, never spoke to us, and left without a word. I guess it served me right for thinking I was being respectful to my in-laws since their faith was so very important to them, but very disappointing that the church and the Diocese thought so little of us that they couldn't even be bothered to notify us of this important change. We still attend the bizarre every year despite how the Diocese screwed over the church and the community by forcing them to take on a stupid name and then stealing all the funds they had raised to keep their school operating for the families and the neighborhood. The church still tries to be strong despite the lack of positive support by the Diocese. They even moved the church office out of the neighborhood. Makes me glad I never chose to change my faith when I married. But, again, the church is a lovely building in a beautiful neighborhood filled with kind, faithful parishioners.

This is a Catholic Church in Morningside with an accompanying school. They have a Lenten fish fry…read moreand beautifully decorated outdoor cross also adorned for Lent. School run for years by the Sisters of St. Joseph.