Places of worship in Newtown, PA

St. Mark's Orthodox Church is a parish of the Orthodox Church in America. We are a small, but active

Lubavitch of Bucks County is a place where everyone is welcome - regardless of affiliation or level of knowledge. Our sole purpose is to create a warm welcoming environment to expl...

Our mission is to help more people become fully committed followers of Jesus Christ. Sunday service times: ⏱️ 9:00 a.m. (Nursery available) ⏱️ 10:30 a.m. (Nursery & Sunday School ...

Saint Andrew Catholic Church is a vibrant parish in Newtown, PA.

St. Luke’s is a traditional Anglo-Catholic parish in the Episcopal Church, rooted in reverent liturgy, sacramental worship, and the historic faith of the Church. To give an offeri...

The goal of the UpperMakefield Heat AAU, is to promote the sport of basketball through fair play, consistent effort and quality coaching

A thriving egalitarian synagogue where inclusivity, community, and JOY guide our Jewish journeys. A place where we explore this wondrous thing we call Judaism through both traditio...

Located in historic Newtown Borough, PA. Newtown UMC has a great community feel, a heart for Christ, and a desire to love our neighbors as ourselves. Visit our website (newtownum...

We’re a small church with a big heart, sharing the hope of Jesus through service. Join our vibrant youth group, growing children’s church, many bible studies and laid-back worship ...

Lutheran Church of God’s Love is a vibrant community of faith, rooted in the rich tradition and theology of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. The congregation offers a va...

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Wrightstown Meeting has been a part of Bucks Quarter for over 300 years. The present meetinghouse was built in 1787.