I have been coming here for a few months now. I absolutely love this temple. There are so many…read morewonderful attendees. And the wonderful people who run this church are amazing. I've had nothing but positive amazing experiences. I can't wait to keep coming and feel the love that I feel each time I walk through the doors.

St. George Orthodox Church is located just across the street from Lake Eola Park and in the heart…read moreof downtown Orlando. I do not usually comment on the services of churches as each person must follow their own path and who am I to judge, but instead I will comment on the beauty of the church's esthetics and that it fits perfectly within the downtown neighborhood it shares with Lake Eola Park, the library and all that downtown Orlando offers. Faith is a wonderful thing and if your path brought you here, I wish you peace as my neighbor.

Most beautiful orthodox cathedral in Orlando. It is located by Lake Eola park and in the heart of…read moredowntown. We usually come here for the Easter and also baptisms. Father John is very caring compassionate and understanding.

Very friendly congregation. Hope children's program. Father Tom will know your name the next time…read moreyou return. Many services to choose from. Very active church.

This church provides a variety of services through the week, from traditional to contemporary…read more Diverse congregation with welcoming and outstanding ministers and clergy.

A colleague told me about this festival that held this past weekend from Friday to Sunday…read more It is in Maitland at this orthodox church. Parking is $10 and it is limited so get there early! They accept cash or card transactions. There are other parking and they offer a shuttles to get you in and out the festival. So they have food booths in the huge pavillion which serves fried calamari and fries cheese with pita bread. Also greek fries. The calamari was delicious light coating batter but needed salt! They serve you lemon wedges with it. Loved the calamari here. The grilled flaming cheese was ok. The cheese itself has a taste to it. Similar to feta / goat cheese. The pita breads are not freshly made - They are from bags. I would def grab the calamari again. The other booth in this pavilion is the long lined popular Gyros and Skewers. Gyros came with fries. It is a mixture of beef / lamb meat. This booth had the longest line out of all food booths. They also had a bar booth which sold wine / beer/ water and sodas that are greece imported and american sodas. The greece sodas were kinda pricey for a small bottle. $5 . It was either lemon or ornage. My favorite was the orange - kinda sweeter than the lemon one. The outside booth had the desserts and frappe' - The Honey Cinnamon donut holes were delicious. They reminded me of the dough of the Amish Donuts from Peachy's. Chewy and Tender soft. Right amount of sweetness and the hints of cinnamon. I would get these again. The iced Frappe' was strong and needed more sugar. They offered array of desserts such as Baklava, Baklava cheesecake, rice pudding, pastries and cakes. They offered meals and plates next to the dessert tented booth - They offered al a carte and lunch plates. They had pita bread, lamb, chicken, mousaka, stuffed grape leaves, green beans just to name a few - also soda water and greek drinks. I opted for stuffed grape leaves and greek rice which is like rice pilaf. The stuffed grape leaves had ground meat with greek rice wrapped in grape leaves and had drizzled of tangy lemon sauce. I enjoyed it. The leaves were tender to chew. The filling was seasoned well. I would get these again in a more quantity. You get 3 rolls mini sized per al a carte order. The greek rice was delicious. It needed a little bit of salt but other than that the rice was cooked perfect. It reminds me of rice pilaf. The roasted chicken looked delicious but al a caret price was hefty. The lunch plates offer was a protein plus a sample of rice, green beans, stuffed grape leaves. and pita bread I think. Its a good sample of the offerings on the layout of the hot pans. The greek soda which was lemon or orange flavor was mini bottles for $5 - the orange was tastier but a tad bit sweeter than the lemon one. The flavor had a strong flavors of the fruits. They offer souvenirs of the shirts, hat and aprons of the festival. The t shirts were selling like hotcakes. Shirts cost $15. I opted with the one with the greek buildings. As far as the indoors they offered dessert section, jewelry section, food items from greece, vimtage items, and ceramic items like window clings or bowls, and jewelry boxes. The bathrooms they offered here are the portables - They kept these bathrooms maintained clean. The jewelry were decent they offered fire opals, opals but the pricing were kind of high. I was on amazon looking at similarities and found some cheaper. I opted getting the souvenirs shirt and olive wood crucifixes with mother of pearl onlays on them. I have been to many festivals in Orlando - For me this was the most cleanest and organized festivals I attended. Quite impressive. They had students/teens clean up during the festival picking up trash bins and on the grass / floors , picking up dirty trays, cleaning the bathrooms, Greek Fest 2024 was a hit for me. I would def attend next year again!

We have gone for YEARS! This year the festival was SO LOUD that our watches were alerting us of…read morepotential hearing loss. It was NOT enjoyable! Find was good but way to loud. We stayed 1 hour and left!!!

This a a Reform congregation near The Villages. The people there are so friendly. Great programsread more

Friendly congregation once you get to know members. Services have good amount of singing which is…read morepleasant. I enjoy the Rabbi and his voice is excellent!

Friendly, sweet people and a lovely place. Wonderful High Holiday services this year!read more

Welcoming and wonderful community with a great array of events for people of all ages! We have been…read moreSO pleased with our experience with the Hebrew school and youth and family activities.

First Presbyterian Church of Eustis is my church family. I thank God every day for bringing me to…read morethis church. From the three worship services every Sunday, to the Bible Studies, to the children's Sunday school and Vacation Bible School, to the Prayer Shawl Ministry, to community outreach with free lunches to the hungry every Friday, free Bibles, and support of community services through Lake Cares food pantry, Open Door and Christ's Closet. there is always something one can do to make a difference in someone else's life. If you are looking for a church home, you are welcome here.

This is an AMAZING family of faith that is truly living out their faith in positive ways. If you…read moreare looking for a great church for families--they have incredible children's programs and support for parents. There is an incredible Mother's of Preschoolers program, small groups for couples, great mid-week Bible studies, programs for middle schoolers and high schoolers and so much more. This church has something for everyone--casual/contemporary worship services, traditional services, incredible music programs at each one. Plus, there are great music programs for kids as well. This church does more for their community than any church I have been a part of. Their vision is to "know Jesus and show Jesus." They definitely do both!