This is a wonderful church for the whole family. Always very welcoming and friendly. The kids…read moreministry is amazing! All of the pastors and those on staff and even volunteering are kind and caring and truly just want you to have a great experience while here. They have so many groups you can get involved in and meet new people. So glad we are able to raise our family while being a part of this church.

I found this church by driving through the neighborhood one day. When I finally attended the…read morechurch I felt loved the very moment I stepped foot in the doors. They have greeters at the front door who are intentional about not just saying hi to you, but to get to know you, which is refreshing. That one greeter, Mark, won't let you slip by him, lol. One member of the church saw me sitting down in the atrium for a stint, and came up to me to ask me how I was, that she hadn't seen me before, and she intentionally sparked a convo with me. This was like my 3rd time going to the church, so I was truly amazed by her initiation. I have found that this church is about "relationship", which is what the Bible teaches. Speaking of the Bible, I have found that every sermon is biblically based and layered in truth, and humility. I attended the sermons they had on "The End Times", along with the series they are in now, which is "I love my church", and while I thought this last series would be corny, it actually was dead-on because the pastor took current events in our country to explain the contrast between what is happening in our world, and what the Bible teaches. While I have been new to going to this church, and haven't really settled here (yet), what I find interesting, is that all of the pastors seem to share the pulpit. Same with the music... it appears that there are several different teams. Additionally, I have really been enjoying that the services are only an hour long, there is racial diversity in both the leadership and the congregation, and there is freedom to experience God for yourself individually, as they turn off the lights during the praise and worship session. At the current moment, I really like going to this church. I am not a member of the church so I don't carry a bias view, but would recommend it because they preach from the Bible.

A truly wonderful church to hear the Truth and connect with christian neighbors who can become your…read morefriends.

We stopped in to this church to visit our niece and her family today (Sunday, 2015-05-03). It took…read morejust a few minutes to find it at 444 creamery way, but the awning helped us find it. The congregation is vibrant: there are people engaged of all ages in worship, the worship leadership, and also in Sunday school afterwards. It was encouraging to see people going in with bibles in their hands and the emphasis on scripture in the service. The people were all very welcoming and made us feel at home for our first visit. We're sure to stop in again if we're ever in the area!

St. Paul's is a welcoming place - welcoming EVERYONE, regardless of their situation or stage in…read morelife. The services are easily understood and applicable to everyday life. Pastor Jonathan is a loving, intelligent, caring person who will welcome you personally.

From the owner: We are a vibrant, inclusive community of people united by God's love, dedicated to serving others…read moreand sharing the peace of Christ with our neighbors. We believe that every person is beloved, accepted just as they are. We believe that every person has gifts for ministry and is called to be a blessing in the world. With all Christians, we rest in the grace of Christ and listen for God's word in the scriptures. We trust that God's word is still unfolding, and in response we strive to live with open hearts and minds, seeking new light for new times. St. Paul's United Church of Christ is a place where questions are encouraged, where seekers have space to explore their faith, and where each person is honored as a member of the body of Christ.

A lovely, small Stone Church that is part of the St Philip and James parish. Not used much anymore…read more Site of my wedding in 1991.

Traditional RC church near the center of Exton, pa. Plenty of parking. Bright and airy in the…read morenarthex and sanctuary. I would estimate it holds at least a thousand worshippers. Typically we go to Mass here when visiting Pennsylvania. Congregation is friendly but not what I'd call welcoming. Could be it's so large that people just don't know each other. Services are well organized, music is nice.

I was researching preschools in the area to find that they don't accept religious exemptions for…read morevaccines. I won't be sending my kids to this school as they wouldn't be allowed and also, they don't practice what they preach. Discrimination based on religion should be far from their frame of belief but sure enough.. main stream scare tactics have taken over their trust in God, and the bodies He's created. Otherwise I've heard great things and was sad that my kids won't be allowed to attend :(

I've been a member of Grove for many years. My children grew up here and received a solid…read morefoundation in their faith. Grove is a freindly, active, open community of believers. There are lots of ways to be involved in the helping ministries. There are many opportunities to nurture your faith. Grove is open to questioners and seekers of all types. The services and the music are inspiring.