THE CHURCH OF GOD IN
Pennsylvania
THE CHURCH OF GOD IN
Pennsylvania
Known as the Keystone State, Pennsylvania was the central colony of the original 13 colonies. The nickname is derived from the keystone, which is the wedge-shaped stone in the middle of an arch, holding other stones in place. The Churches of God in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh are well-established churches in their regions, serving the needs of their communities as pillars of the East Coast.
RECENT ACTIVITIES
2018 Mega Blood Drive for the Passover
Donors gave blood at the 2018 Mega Blood Drive for the Passover. This blood drive in Jenkintown took place on the first Sunday of three consecutive Sundays in which the 2018 Mega Blood Drive was held at 12 different locations along the East Coast.
“Mother’s Street” Cleanup Movement
Church members cleaned up Frankford Transportation Center as part of the “Mother’s Street” cleanup movement. The campaign took place in 175 countries and 6,000 regions simultaneously.
Puerto Rico Disaster Relief Drive
Volunteers of the Churches of God in Pennsylvania hosted a disaster relief drive in response to Hurricane Maria effects in Puerto Rico.