I recommend Lancaster Vineyard. They are amazingly kind people. They really were inviting and made…read moreus feel welcome. The worship was deep. People really sang and there was a yearning for GOD. These folks worship and Holy Spirit was there. The pastor was so kind to our family and kids. We will definitely be back.

This is a beautiful facility. The acoustics are amazing and the people are so pleasant and…read morefriendly. Lots of classrooms, restrooms and parking. A great place to worship if you are in the area.

Our family has been blessed by this congregation. Biblical preaching, worshipful music, lots of…read moremissions/outreach opportunities, great kids programs. Lots of opportunities to connect with other Christian families. Check it out!

One of the most beautiful churches I've been to. Wonderful cantor. Best I've heard in church.read more

Very beautiful church with equally beautiful folks that attend. The architecture is amazing and…read moretheir social welfare initiatives help keep many low income or homeless Lancastrians fed during hard times. Isn't that the intent of religion, to put doing good for others above all else?

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!

From the owner: Reality Church loves God & people. Making a difference in our world really matters to us. We are…read moreimperfect people that believe Jesus is worth pursuing. Reality Church is about pursuing the reality of Jesus, for those who believe in him and for those who aren't sure.

I'm not exactly sure what membership includes or what this building is primarily used for but have…read morebeen here several times. Twice to weddings and twice to bingo. I believe anyone can rent out the space, which consists of several rooms and kitchen area. While the view is scenic and overlooks the river and woodland, the majority of the interior is dated and very 1970's with dark wood paneling. There is a newer, more modern space where the bar is located, which would be ideal for smaller occasions. However this review is based solely on bingo - which takes place Monday and Thurs nights. While Monday is open to the public I'm not sure about Thurs. They operate a well-oiled machine with high payouts, courteous staff, and even machines you can rent that play for you (min purchase of paper cards required). You can spend as little or as much as you want. The lowest amount of cards you can buy is a 3 pack for $3. Specials are ran throughout the night and are $1 each, with cards being sold before bingo starts as well as right before that games starts. There's pull off tickets, door prizes, and other ways to spend and win. Payouts are in cash. There's also an early board game and food available for sale. Halfway through the night is intermission, enough time to run to the restroom, catch a smoke or grab some grub (you are welcome to bring your own). Do arrive early to claim your seat. There's two rooms of bingo (playing the same game via monitors) and it attracts a big crowd. Do bring cash, water, multiple bingo dabbers, and snacks. It's also helpful to bring tape - to tape your special cards together and to tape your door prize number to the table, a highlighter - for marking special letter games, and a pen. Don't buy more cards than you can handle. Games are fast paced and with the additional of pull off ticket sales there's a lot going on around you. Do pay attention and be sure to grab a game schedule - so you know what game will be played on what card. Do bring a friend - it's no fun playing bingo alone although everyone I've encountered there have been nice. Plus you'll have someone along to help you figure it all out the first time. Good luck!

I appreciate Elisa's review (below). She indicated that she wanted to see "live preaching." If she…read morevisits Lancaster again from Tampa (FL), she can see "live preaching" at the Manheim campus, which is 11 miles from Lancaster city. There are weekly services on Saturday at 4 p.m. and Sunday at 9 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. Also, anyone can see the service from a remote location using the LCBC mobile app or LCBC website.

Attended Christmas Eve service and loved the spirit of the church. There was joy, outstanding…read moreworship music and a good sermon. They could forego the smoke and it would be great to have a live pastor preaching, especially for a holiday. However, it was the next best thing--their audio visual setup was impressive. I'd definitely return when we're in town. It was a blessing.

You better make sure to give five stars for God. My family and I were at St. Leo the Great Catholic…read moreChurch to perform for a choir concert. The modern style church has very lively acoustics and lots of space. The choir loft is huge. The pipe organ is electronic but still sounded magnificent. The church also has plenty of meeting rooms and open spaces for parties and catering. Even found a kegerator with Yuengling branding (didn't see if it had any in it, though). The only thing I wanted to see more of is stained glass. What they did have was beautiful but sizing compared to the space diminished the effect. We loved singing there, and our audience was very receptive. We'd come to Mass if we were in the area.

We are from out of town and wanted to go to Church this Sunday to a Bible believing church and we…read morewere not disappointed. Pastor had a great Mother's Day message. Thank you!

Solid church with strong leadership and really good involvement from every member who attends and…read moreparticipates in small groups. The Word is preached without apology. Several discipleship classes are offered throughout the head. Strong Christian community as it was intended.

Beautiful church, reverent mass, welcoming congregation, and low-gluten Eucharist is offered for…read morethe gluten-sensitive. We attended Sunday mass when visiting the area. Fr. Morrelli is personable and friendly. His homilies are to the point; not mired in theology, but relatable to parishioners.