As their numbers increased, they joined in a community, and consolidating their meager savings, purchased a wooden structure on Walnut Street which they remodeled into a house of worship.

In January 1906, they observed their first religious service together, and on February 26, 1906, were incorporated and chartered by the Commonwealth, naming their parish "St. Vasilios", after the great hierarch of church tradition.

In 1923, a school building consisting of four classrooms was erected adjacent to the church for purposes of religious and cultural instruction.

In more recent years, the parish completed a land acquisition program for the purpose of developing much needed parking facilities.

It continues to strive to bear more effective witness to the Gospel of Jesus Christ, as expressed in the apostolic tradition and worship of the Greek Orthodox Church.