Join us for worship service on Sundays at 10:30 A.M.

Communion is offered on the Third Sunday each month.

ALL ARE WELCOME

             Welcome to Peace In Zion United Church of Christ. For more than 191 years, we have worked to bring God’s love to our community. While our congregation may be

              small, we celebrate our big heart in important ways.

             We reach out to address food insecurity in our local community. Anyone can pick up at any time whatever is available in our Little Food Pantry in our church parking lot.

             We regularly contribute food and money to the Daily Bread Community Food Pantry in Collegeville. During the growing season, we provide fresh vegetables from our

             Peace In Zion garden, also to the Daily Bread Community Food Pantry.

             In a totally different outreach, cancer patients at Einstein Hospital in East Norriton value our “homemade” neck pillows and hats that comfort them as they experience

             challenging medical treatments.

            Peace In Zion is a congregation within Pennsylvania Southeast Conference of the United Church of Christ. We participate there with other United Church of Christ

            congregations to address people’s needs because of natural disasters in local areas. A good example is the 2023 major flooding in Berks County that damaged or

            destroyed many homes and businesses. Churches have banded together to address many continuing needs in Berks and Lehigh Counties resulting from the flooding.

          Our congregation reaches beyond our local communities through offerings that the United Church of Christ receives for specialized ministries throughout the United

          States and around the world: disaster relief, refugee care, education, agriculture development and community health are among the many ministries carried out with

          various partners of the United Church of Christ.

           As God’s people in our time and place, we strive to follow Jesus’ teaching to love God and love our neighbors as ourselves. Sunday worship helps guide us in

          Christ’s ways and in caring for each other.  We endeavor to share God’s love and compassion for all God’s children near and far without regard to race,

          nationality, ethnicity or language.

Our PEACE IN ZION family would like to extend our sincerest condolences to

Pastor Amy Smith, her family and her congregation at St. Luke's Lutheran Church

during the sudden loss of Pastor Amy's dear mother. 

Pastor Amy has been integral in our Church in recent years, and we feel her deep sadness. 

We trust that Our Lord has welcomed her mother into the Kingdom of God, and will comfort

Amy and Julie through the love and support of those He has put on their paths here on earth.