This church community is very welcoming to their beautiful facility. Furnishings are comfortable…read moreand appropriate for the activities of this community.

Good group of Christians. Well diverse mix of People and Pastors that relate well. Their message is…read morereceived well, must be because they present the message of Jesus Christ in a way all are touched.

Spot on sermons straight from God's word. This church truly loves God and strives to become more…read morelike Jesus each and every day. Churches like Great Valley are hard to come by.

Great church. Many active members in the parish and they have so many great social events.read more

Love & adore this family of Christ; Leadership in all areas truly care that you understand the…read moremeaning of Salvation, reason for Communion and families become your family. The Love of Christ shines through this congregation, a tue joy to watch the children be minded, "Please do not run to Sunday School ~ slow down, slow down." Not much more you could expect & appreciate with church

Update. Not one review for years until mine. The cliche' or blind I was talking about are now…read morereviewing the Church. The last remaining few that attend. Good luck ----- After attending and supporting Hope Community Church for over 10 years myself and my family needed to stop attending and supporting this church. We supported it by volunteering and through tithes. The reason for two stars and not one. The good The children's program is okay and it is in KOP. The bad They aren't interested in getting to know YOU much less your name. They aren't interested in you volunteering unless you are in one of the clicks. See more on that later. The Pastor has been caught multiple times plagiarizing his sermons. The Elder board covers for the leaders instead of standing up for the church body. They rarely follow their own bylaws. At best the tithes are not used efficiently. (The leadership is paid huge amounts money and benefits (and they do everything they can to hide this fact); they don't following their own teaching about borrowing money or paying or back. The "cliche'" in this church are unbreakable. If you are not in the "in" crowd forget it. Just hand in your tithe and deal with it. The buildings aren't finished and have code violations - even in the youth building. Most of the technology is outdated and some could even be considered unsafe. The music and production is below average. The sound is too loud and harsh. The projectors are old and blurry. I hear they finally fixed the lighting so that you aren't left in the dark in the middle of a service. Surprise! Roughly 40% of the congregation that has attended for a decade or more has left for another local church over the past 24 months. There is more but I think I made my point. Find your God family at a place that lives for Jesus. God Bless.

I've been at Hope for about five years now, and I've found it to be welcoming and warm to everyone…read morewho comes through the door. Even though it's a medium- to large-sized church for the area, I quickly found friends and groups to be a part of and serve in. I've found the music and messages to be uplifting, and the army of volunteers who work tirelessly behind the scenes both for weekend services and out in the community to be selfless and concerned about the people God has put in their path. Every church has its ups and downs. It'll grow for a while and then plateau, and then start on a growth track again. Hope has gone through a plateau the last couple of years, and has worked and prayed through its growing pains to be a place where I want to continue to attend, support, and serve as long as I can. I would be comfortable inviting anyone to come and enjoy a service, and perhaps become part of a growing body of people who will care about you as an individual and give you opportunities to serve. I can't wait to see what God has in store for this church and its people!

A beautiful, well-kept, ritzy little Main Line cemetery filled with lush trees and surrounded by a…read morelow brick wall. Spooky gravestones mark the resting place for wealthy Main line citizenry. Deeper inside is the famous statue of 'mad' General Anthony Wayne; of Revolutionary War fame. For years, the tradition for local teenagers was to slip over this rampart on 'Mischief Night' in October and hesitantly make their way as far into the darkened grounds as they had nerve for. Because the legend was that mad ole Anthony Wayne's ghost could at any moment come charging out at them, at full gallop, astride his rampaging ghost horse. I've gone in there though, and escaped without harm. Have you?

Love the historical atmosphere and feel of the little church with the cemetery outside. Beautiful…read moreservices.

Enjoy great worship, excellent teaching, genuine friendship at this humble Christian Church. There…read moreis a wide range of fellowship groups from Celebrate Recovery, kids, women, and men's. All welcome.