Lancaster First Assembly if a friendly and energetic church. We know that life can be complicated, so we focus on three core values: Loving God and People Growing in relationships with God and Others Serving God and the Community This is who we are. This is what we do. We invite you to join us! Hope to see you soon! Pastor Paul
Knights of Columbus Saint John Neumann Council 12532 601 East Delp Road, PA 17601 Lancaster Saint John Neumann Church is blessed with a number of organizations that provide for the sustenance and growth of your Catholic Faith. Among them is the Saint John Neumann Council 12532 of the Knights of Columbus. The Council was chartered in august 1999. The Council meets the second tuesday of each month in rooms 13 through 16 at 7: 45 p.m. Each meeting begins with the recitation of the Rosary - please note the Council meetings are only open to members who have a current membership card in the first section. The Knights of Columbus is open for membership to any male who is at least 18 years of age and is a practicing Catholic. Since its inception in August 1999 with 35 members, our Council has tripled in size to over 110 members. With this "small" group of dedicated men, we have been able to conduct several fund raising events that have allowed us to donate over $11, 000 to various youth, Pro-Life, vocation and community programs. In addition our members have volunteered over 14, 000 hours of service to both the Parish and the community. We are always looking for more dedicated Catholic men to join us in our efforts. For more information and an application to join, or if a member of your family is already a Knight and may wish to transfer to this council, please call our membership chairman, Jim Graham at 717-664-1024.
About Our Church The Unitarian Universalist Church of Lancaster is a stimulating experience of religious community. We want you to feel welcome and to feel free to join any of our activities here that interest you. Set your own pace; observe, question, and comment if you wish. We are different in nature from many other churches in that we honor a diversity of ideas about religion and what is holy. We look to the church for stimulation and support as we seek to grow in accord with our own beliefs and needs, our own understanding and our rooted-ness in the Living Tradition of Unitarian Universalism.
Victory Church is a place where life-change occurs. Everything we do is centered on helping people take their Next Step in their journey of faith. When you arrive, you will find our friendly Serve Team to help direct you and answer any questions you may have. You're invited to come a few minutes early and grab a cup of coffee too. We know you'll love it here, where you can come as you are. Here at Victory, we're okay with you not being okay. We're just not okay with you staying not okay. We want to help you take your Next Step!
Reality Church Hempfield is a nondenominational church serving Hempfield, Landisville, Mountville, Rohrerstown, and the greater Lancaster, PA area. Since 2012, we've welcomed people from every background to experience real worship, practical biblical teaching, and authentic community. Join us Sunday mornings at 9 AM and 11 AM for live worship and engaging messages in a welcoming environment for the whole family. Reality Kids offers a safe, fun space for children 6 weeks through 5th grade, and Reality Student Ministry (RSM) connects 6th-12th graders through weekly gatherings. Whether you're new to faith or looking for a church home in Lancaster County, you're welcome here.
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No Matter Who You are or Where you are on life's Journey, There is a home for you here! We are a safe place to ask hard questions GLBTQ welcome into the full life of the church! Come grow with us
Worship Center is a church in Lancaster County, PA, whose main mission is to love God and love people. We’re here to help you take your next step in following Jesus, finding your people, and serving the world around you. We believe only Jesus can transform our hearts and lives, and that finding our identity in anything other than him leaves us empty. Knowing Jesus is not about a list of rules; it's about living a new way of life — a new nature. As we grow in our new life, we also grow in community with each other. People in church should be connected, needed, and known. We believe each person has unique talents and abilities that build up the church and serve the world around them. As we follow Jesus, we want to help people like he did and build his kingdom for the good of others and the glory of God.
