Churches & Places of Worship in Ephrata, PA

“Bible truth and a welcoming family of believers. We finally made it there New Years Eve. Very refreshing to hear the Lord's word being taught as what it is...truth. The kids had a great time and ran to their classrooms. Thank you Pastor Dan and the entire crew of staff and volunteers. We will be back the next time we are in Ephrata.”

“It's hard finding a church that preach the whole truth without fear. A pastor. ( Pastor Dan ) that's truthful about his walk, and is about saving souls, and not ashamed of the gospel. I've been few times, would go way more, but I live in Reading, and that's a hike, and I don't drive, I'm a wheelchairer. The church is very welcoming and pleasant, you see and feel the love, they strive in living the Bible.”

“If you are serious about following the Bible, disregard David Lathan and somehotteaandhoney reviews. If you want to go to heaven without obeying the teachings of Christ, you will not find what you're looking for here, though ALL are welcome!”

“Stopped in here one afternoon recently to recite the Divine Mercy Chaplet on my way back to Montgomery County from Harrisburg. It was peaceful, Blessed Sacrament was exposed, one or two people praying quietly in the pews and it fostered a great environment for prayerful reflection.I wandered around the lobby for a few minutes to gaze at all of the beautiful catholic statues, which is something I make a point to do at any church I've never been to before. I wanted to take some pictures but also didn't want to disturb any who came to pray without distraction.I was astonished to see the life-size Blessed Mother statue near the sanctuary! I was so captivated by it and took time to honor her by kneeling before her before departing the church.I would love to attend a service in a parish staffed by Redemptorist priests such as this one. I really believe in their mission, which for anyone unaware, is to follow the example of Jesus Christ by preaching the Word of God to the poor and the most abandoned, particularly to those who live on the margins of Church and society.”