Sunday Service starts at 11am. Gracepoint North is great for the entire family! Lots of events and…read moregreat way to connect with a community church.

This church is great for all demographics. They have a great children's ministry. A great lead…read morepastor who delivers God's Word with relatable points. This church also has a great sense of community.

This church has been amazing and life changing! I was baptized here a couple years ago. Everyone…read moremakes you feel welcomed and cared for. There are many opportunities to pray and speak with someone even though they are such a large church. Pastor Charles messages are relatable and able to be understood by anyone. He connects and interpreted messages in the Bible that would be hard for me to put together myself if I was just reading it on my own. It's an amazing church that I am blessed to be apart of.

My wife and I lived in Connecticut for 8 years but would make the 3 hour drive every month to visit…read moremy dad who lives alone after my mother died 20 years ago. Dad gets one weekend out of 4 so that means we needed a church in PA for that one Sunday a month. My wife saw Charles Zimmerman at a week long event at Camp in the Woods. She discovered his church was 25 minutes away from dad's house and asked if we could attend when we are in PA. Of course, it became our PA church home. Awesome teaching, awesome music and we are always sincerely greeted at the doors so great people too! We are now moving to PA next month and Calvary will now be our home church every weekend. We will get involved in serving the moment we arrive. I have been attending Men's Bible study via Zoom the moment we decided to move. Check it out, you won't be disappointed.

Great fellowship and community . A welcoming church, and lots of activities for the children .read more

Berean Bible Church has a beautiful yearly drive through Nativity. I highly recommend you see it at…read moreleast once in your lifetime. It is a wonderful experience for all ages for the Holidays. The actors reenact difference stories related to the birth and life of Jesus. It's usually only one weekend in December, so check their website. It is free, unless you want to give a donation. It's usually crowded so get there early. You can use your own car or ride their shuttle. Photos attached.

St. Luke's is a longtime staple in Glenside. It really is a solid neighborhood church with a lot of…read moreactivities. It's a beautiful space with a strong sense of tradition. Members are supportive, and there are many activities for all ages. Other than church, services, you can find ways to reflect on biblical principles that work for you. There are free books, quiet time but I love the evening studies offered during Lent and Advent. Several charitable ministries are available as well, which put faith into action.

A place of worship to give glory and praise to God. The priests are involved with the congregation…read moreand are good examples of holiness

The surroundings, cleanliness and atmosphere were excellent. The museum and the outside path were…read morealso top-notch. It was a holy place!

Beautiful place. Brought me to tears. Lots of parking. Family friendly. Nice gift shop. Absolutely…read morebeautiful Mass ad orientam

A wonderful family environment for church in an easy location with friendly congregation members.read more

Before there was a town named Lambertville with its elegant, old-time charm, there was Coryell's…read moreFerry, one of the first ferries to operate on the Delaware River. Established in 1733, the ferry served as a vital link on Old York Road, one of Colonial America's first regional roads, which connected the colonies' two largest cities, Philadelphia and New York. The whole Coryell family was instrumental in helping the Continental Army during its time in the area. George Washington persuaded Coryell to move to Alexandria, Virginia, where he set up shop, became a merchant, and did occasional work at Mount Vernon. Both Georges were members of the same Masonic Lodge and knew each other quite well. There is an obelisk monument to mark the grave of George Coryell, located at First Presbyterian Church Cemetery on N Union Street, who was George Washington's last living of the ten pallbearers, where my partner and I stumbled while visiting this charming town.

Very welcoming to all who want to worship and praise the Lord. Great Sunday school for children and…read moreadults. Wonderful outreach programs.