St. Monica & St. Augustine Coptic Orthodox Church

St. Monica & St. Augustine Coptic Orthodox Church is a family-oriented congregation in Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania, rooted in the Coptic Orthodox tradition. The church serves the English-speaking community and converts in Central Pennsylvania, offering weekly liturgy, Sunday school, and outreach programs. Learn more about our mission.

St. Monica & St. Augustine Coptic Orthodox Church is part of the Coptic Orthodox Diocese of Pennsylvania and Affiliated Regions. The church is dedicated to serving the English-speaking community and converts in Central Pennsylvania, welcoming people from all nationalities. The congregation is rooted in the ancient Coptic Orthodox faith, which traces its origins to Saint Mark the Apostle and the first century in Egypt.

The church emphasizes family values and community, with a mission to reflect the image of Christ through deeper relationships with Him, authentic fellowship, communal worship, and service to others.

Worship and Services

The weekly liturgy includes Matins (Morning Prayer) on Sundays at 8:30am and the main Liturgy from 9:00am to 11:15am. Sunday School and Spiritual Word sessions are held from 11:30am to 12:15pm. View our service schedule.

Ministries and Outreach

The church offers Sunday School classes for children from PreK to High School and participates in outreach projects, providing food and clothing to those in need in the Harrisburg area. Learn more about our ministries.

Facilities and Location

The church is located at 144 South Market St., Elizabethtown, PA 17022. Contact us for more information or to get involved.

St. Monica & St. Augustine Coptic Orthodox Church in Elizabethtown, PA, offers a welcoming environment rooted in ancient Coptic traditions. First-time visitors may notice a strong emphasis on family, with Sunday School for PreK to High School students and outreach efforts like food assistance. The congregation’s warmth and community-focused worship style create a sense of belonging for newcomers and converts alike.

Pros

• Clear Sunday service times with Matins at 8:30am and Liturgy from 9:00am–11:15am.
• Family-oriented programs including Sunday School and Spiritual Word sessions for children and teens.
• Active outreach initiatives providing food and clothing assistance to those in need.
• Welcoming atmosphere for English-speaking converts and diverse nationalities.
• Accessible contact information and a dedicated website for service details.

Cons

• Event descriptions on the website use generic placeholder text, offering limited specific details about activities or programming.