Modern Catholic Church that I went to with a friend. Using the GPS, I had a hard time finding it…read moreas it's on a flag lot off of Knowles. If you are new to this area, the church's frontage is on 2nd St. Pike. Enter the lot between the Church and the pretzel place on the corner. Parking is tight. Be prepared to get blocked in until after mass if you don't Park next to the fire lane.

My husband and I had our church ceremony here and it was absolutely perfect. The church is so…read morebeautiful inside so it required no decoration. They were extremely easy to work with and allowed us to bring in an outside celebrant. I highly highly recommend using this beautiful church for your wedding- particularly it's perfect if your reception is at Cairnwood Estate!!!

0 stars! Samantha who works in the office is very rude. She is such a Karen. I came in to speak…read morewith the owner not Karen (who seems like she makes no decisions) whom rudely shouted the owner is not interested.

One of the most beautiful cathedrals I have seen in the U.S. We did a tour (you can donate $5 or…read moreabove per person) for about 1-1.5 hours and learned about the history, architecture and religious beliefs of followers. Our guide was friendly and explained everything well. There are also GORGEOUS gardens to explore right outside. However, please be respectful as this is a religious space.

Came here to shoot some birthday photos during the hour of sunset and these photos came out…read moreamazing! Not too crowded and free parking but you must leave after the sun has fully set. This is a quiet and safe area to relax and enjoy the views.

Everything. The pastor is smart and funny. He explains the Bible so well that this former…read moreCatholic understand it all. The people are so friendly and stay after the service to just fellowship. It's so different than the Catholic Mass. I'm so glad 4 separate people suggested I try this church. Love the pastor Joe and the music is really great too.

everyone friendly lots events activities. i wish there was also immigrant services chinese or etcread more

Huntington Valley Presbyterian Church has been a great place for my wife and I to worship since we…read morehave moved to PA. Pastor Dan is an honest and straightforward speaker who focuses on the Gospel and what Jesus did. I appreciate his bluntness and authentic attitude. There is child care and programs for students. The style is contemporary and relational.

Although not a member of the St. Andrew's congregation because of my Jewish faith, I have visited…read moreboth the old and new St. Andrew Catholic Church in Newtown, Pa. on many occasions. It is part of the Philadelphia Diocese, and operates an school by the same name on Wrights Road. The old brownstone single tower neo-Gothic structure, completed in 1880, has a wonderful ambiance, but it held only 200 people and became too small for the growing population of central Bucks County. A new modern open church was completed in the 1990's, just up Swamp Road. Its airiness and vaulted ceilings contributes to a sense that prayers fly upward and are amplified by the multitude of sincere entreaties below. It is a very warm church. Sadly, it seems that the main reason for visits over the years has been to attend funerals and the Blue Mass for our police officers and first responders. Father (Monsignor) Picard is a strong and compassionate leader of this faith community. He connects well with all, and offers a sincere ear and deep reflective response to all who seek his advise and aid. I found myself there yesterday after a neighbor I have known for many years passed away suddenly. The pews were full with his mourning family, friends, co-workers and neighbors. Psalms were read. Songs were song, and eucharist was offered. Tears flowed. Embraces were extended and heart felt. The service ended and solemnly as it had begun, with Father Picard standing at the door offering one last, "Peace Be With You," to all who had come to celebrate and commiserate the life and death of a wonderful man too soon taken.