| Name | Denomination | Address | City | State | Zip | Phone Number | Phone_2 | FAX # | URL | Year | Note | |
| Addisville Reformed Church | Reformed | 945 Second Street Pike | Richboro | PA | 18954 | 215.357.4277 | 215.355-3659 | http://www.addisville.org/ | The Reformed Church of Addisville has meanwhile come into existence; and as this reconciles the friends of that name, let the metropolis of Northampton be known ecclesiastically as Addisville, politically as Richboro, and popularly as the Bear to the end of time. Battle's History of BC (1887), page 495. | |||
| ADVENT EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH | Lutheran | Second Street Pike (Route 232) & Worthington Mill Road | Richboro | PA | 18954-0840 | 215. 355.2529 | office@adventrichboro.org | www.adventrichboro.org | ||||
| Advent Lutheran Church | Lutheran | 45 Worthington Mill Road | Richboro | PA | 18954 | 215. 355.2529 | ||||||
| All Saints Episcopal Church | Episcopal | 9 Old Locust Avenue | Levittown | PA | 19054-1107 | 215. 295.5196 | ||||||
| Almont | unknown | Route 563 & Lawn Street | Sellersville | PA | 18960 | Bucks County Cemeteries with known Civil War Veterans | ||||||
| Anchor Presbyterian Church | Presbyterian | 2310 Second Street Pike | Penns Park | PA | 18943 | 215. 598.7859 | ||||||
| Andalusia Baptist Church | Baptist | 1041 Colonial Avenue | Bensalem | PA | 19020-6308 | 215. 639.1055 | ||||||
| Anglican Church - Incarnation | Anglican | 44 S. 8th Street | Quakertown | PA | 18951-1206 | 215. 538.2224 | ||||||
| Applebachsville Union | unknown | Old Bethlehem Pike | Applebachsville | PA | 18960 | Bucks County Cemeteries with known Civil War Veterans | ||||||
| Ascension Lutheran Church | Lutheran | Washington Crossing Road | Washington Crossing | PA | 18977 | 215-493-6907 | 215. 968.7928 | revsfarley@worldnet.att.net | http://www.ascensionweb.org | Visitors Center | ||
| Assembly of God | Assembly of God | P.O. Box 1201 | Warminster | PA | 18974 | 215. 672.5090 | ||||||
| Assembly of God Church | Assembly of God | 9th & 610 S Main St | Quakertown | PA | 18951-1571 | 215. 538.0220 | ||||||
| Assumption BVM Church | Catholic | 1900 Meadowbrook Road | Langhorne | PA | 19053-2337 | 215. 357.1221 | http://www.archdiocese-phl.org/parishes/bucksa.htm | 1950 | Boundaries: Penn-Central R.R. from Street Rd. to the Neshaminy Creek; to Old Lincoln Hwy.; to Bristol Rd.; to Rt. 1; to Street Rd.; to Penn-Central R.R. Founded: November 3, 1950 . Rectory: 1900 Meadowbrook Rd. 19053 | |||
| Bedminster Mennonite (See Deep Run) | Mennonite | Bedminster | PA | 18910 | One of the oldest of that denomination in Bucks County. Battle's ' History of BC, page 576 | |||||||
| Beechwood | Cemetery | 213 Cedar Street | Bristol | PA | 19007 | Bucks County Cemeteries with known Civil War Veterans, this is not Beechwood on Hulmeville Road, Bensalem | ||||||
| Beechwood Cemetery | Cemetery | Hulmeville Road | Bensalem | PA | 19020 | 215. 639.8970 | Burial Grounds - Bensalem Township - Burial Grounds, Spruance, established 3/24/1868 by E.G. Harrison | |||||
| Believers Fellowship | Unknown | 1101 Glen Oak Drive | Yardley | PA | 19067 | 215. 949.3063 | ||||||
| Bensalem AME | Methodist | 1200 Bridgewater Road | Bensalem | PA | 19020 | 215. 604.0204 | There is also an African Methodist church near Bridgewater, but no data concerning it are available, Battle's History of BC (1887), page 476 | |||||
| Bensalem Baptist Church | Baptist | 3351 Richlieu Road | Bensalem | PA | 19020 | 215. 639.5433 | http://www.bensalembaptistchurch.org/ | |||||
| Bensalem Korean United Methodist | Methodist | 2814 Mechanicsville Road | Bensalem | PA | 19020-2627 | 215. 639.5899 | ||||||
| Bensalem Presbyterian Church | Presbyterian | 2826 Bristol Road | Bensalem | PA | 19020 | 215. 757.7800 | 1719 | A separation occurred from the see Churchville Reformed) Church of North and Southampton because of the friction between the Dutch and Scotch-Irish. It may be correctly inferred that this was caused by dissatisfaction among the Dutch in regard to the introduction of the English language and Presbyterian usages into the church services; and from this time they were employed almost exclusively, and an organization was effected; under the name of "The Christian Church of Sammany creek," subsequently known as the Bensalem Presbyterian Church. Battle's History of BC (1887), page 474 - Burial Grounds. Bucks County Cemeteries with known Civil War Veterans | ||||
| Bensalem United Methodist Church | Methodist | 4300 Hulmeville Road | Bensalem | PA | 19020 | 215. 245.1215 | 1803 | Methodist preachers visited Bensalem as early as 1803. Battle's History of BC (1887), page 476, Bucks County Cemeteries with Known Civil War Veterans | ||||
| Beth Shiloh | Jewish | 1362 Glazar Road | Warminster | PA | 18974 | 215. 443.9078 | ||||||
| Bethel AME | Methodist | 254 Wood St | Bristol | PA | 19007-4915 | 215. 785.3119 | ||||||
| Bethel Baptist Church | Baptist | 754 East Rockhill Road | Sellersville | PA | 18960 | 215. 536.9200 | ||||||
| Bethel Christian Center | Christian | 855 Big Oak Road | Morrisville | PA | 19067 | 215. 428.1985 | ||||||
| Bethlehem AME Church | Methodist | 215 N Pine Street | Langhorne | PA | 19047-1621 | 215. 757.5313 | http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~buckscounty/bethel_ame.html | |||||
| Beulah | Cemetery | 238 Almshouse & Upper State Roads | New Britain | PA | 18901 | Bucks County Cemeteries with known Civil War Veterans Beulah Cemetery Founded 1882-- 238 Almshouse Road New Britain, Bucks Co, PA | ||||||
| Bible Baptist Church | Baptist | 1717 Street Road | Southampton | PA | 18966 | 215. 355.7264 | ||||||
| Bible Brethren Church - Croydon | Christian | 900 Rosa Avenue | Croydon | PA | 19021 | 215. 781.2323 | ||||||
| Bible Evangelical Methodist | Methodist | 1601 Lakeland Avenue | Bristol | PA | 19007-3331 | 215. 785.3940 | ||||||
| Bible Fellowship Evangelical | Evangelical | 725 Oxford Valley Road | Yardley | PA | 19067-1606 | 215. 321.3326 | ||||||
| Bible fellowship Evangelical | Evangelical | 301 Oxford Valley Road | Morrisville | PA | 19067 | 215. 321.3326 | ||||||
| Blooming Glen Mennonite Church | Mennonite | 713 Blooming Glen Road | Perkasie | PA | 18944-1115 | 215. 257.3431 | Bucks County Cemeteries with known Civil War Veterans | |||||
| Brethren Church | Unknown | 837 Hoe Road | Levittown | PA | 19056 | 215. 943.3459 | ||||||
| Bristol Assembly Of God | Assembly of God | 343 Wood Street | Bristol | PA | 19007 | 215. 785.0919 | 215. 785.4288 | Info@bristolassembly.org | http://www.bristolassembly.org | |||
| Bristol Cemetery | Cemetery | 115 Newportville Road and Bristol Pike | Croydon | PA | 19021 | 1882 | Bucks County Cemeteries with known Civil War Veterans. Bucks County Historical Society 974.821 | |||||
| Bristol Friends Meeting | Quaker | Market & Woods Streets | Bristol | PA | 19007 | 215. 781.6355 | 1713 | Bristol Meetinghouse was completed in 1713 and occupied by British troops for use as a hospital in 1777. In the meetinghouse yard are carriage sheds that were converted from stables in 1820 and a sycamore tree that dates from the time of William Penn. Bucks County Cemeteries with known Civil War Veterans. "Today's Quakers brochure". | ||||
| Bristol United Methodist Church | Methodist | 201 Mulberry St | Bristol | PA | 19007-4908 | 215. 788.4509 | Also: First United Methodist Church, The Methodist Episcopal church of Bristol is the oldest in the state outside of Philadelphia, with a single exception. As early as the year 1771, Captain Webb, of the British army, stopped here on his way from New York to Philadelphia and preached under a chestnut tree that stood upon the site of the present Methodist church. | |||||
| Buckingham Monthly Meeting | Quaker | 5684 York Road (Route 202 & 263) | Lahaska | PA | 18934 | 215. 794.7299 | smith@kyw.com | 1720 | Buckingham Monthly Meeting 1720 - 1801, Index Births, marriages & deaths. 24th day 9mo 1720 - granting Buckingham to be a Monthly meeting of themselves. Bucks County Cemeteries with known Civil War Veterans. Buckingham's stone and slate meetinghouse has seen few changes since it was built in 1769, retaining its original hand-blown glass window panes, hand-hewn benches, and spirit of eloquent simplicity. This meetinghouse served as a hospital during the Revolutionary War. "Today's Quakers in Bucks Quarterly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends" | |||
| Buckingham Monthly Meeting | Quaker | Buckingham | PA | 18931 | 1720 | See Lahaska | ||||||
| Buckingham Valley Baptist Church | Baptist | Bushington | PA | 1880 | Organized August 1880 by reverend George a. Larrson, M.D., then pastor of Solebury Baptist. Connect with the Reading Baptist Association | |||||||
| Bucks Central Church | Presbyterian | 87 Holyoke Road | Richboro | PA | 18954 | 215. 942.9533 | http://www.buckscentral.org. | |||||
| Bucks Central Church (PCA) | Presbyterian | PO Box 1025 | Newtown | PA | 18940 | jgrisham@buckscentral.org | http://www.buckscentral.org | was previously listed at 87 Holyoke Road Richboro PA as Presbyterian Bucks Central Church, Jules Grisham Pastor 2007 | ||||
| Bucks County Community Church | Community Church | 116 N Bellevue Avenue | Langhorne | PA | 19047-2129 | 215. 752.9945 | ||||||
| Bucks County Community Church | Community Church | 19 Buck Road | Southampton | PA | 18966 | 215. 742.9945 | ||||||
| Bucks County Latvian Baptist | Baptist | 1142 Apple Road | Quakertown | PA | 18951-5422 | 215. 536.5606 | ||||||
| Bucks County S D A Church | unknown | Green & County Line Road | Warminster | PA | 18974 | 215. 672.3011 | ||||||
| Bucks Quarterly Meeting | Quaker | 1690 George School Complex | Newtown | PA | 18940-3212 | 215. 860.9747 | 215. 598.7496 | http://www.quakersbucks.org | 1815 | The Friends of Newtown became a separate meeting in 1815 by indulgence of Middletown meeting. they met for worship in the abandoned court-house two years, when, in 1817, the present meeting-house was build. Battle's History of BC (1887), page 464 | ||
| Bux-Mont Christian Church | Christian | 400 Jacksonville Road | Warminster | PA | 18974 | 215. 322.1732 | ||||||
| Bux-Mont Unitarian Fellowship | Unitarian | Street Road & Route 611 | Warrington | PA | 18976 | 215. 343.0406 | ||||||
| Byzantine Catholic Mission of Bucks County | Catholic | Hilltown | PA | 18927 | 215. 766.9650 | |||||||
| Calvary Baptist Church | Baptist | 250 Green Lane | Bristol | PA | 19007-4417 | 215. 788.8418 | 215. 788.9700 | |||||
| Calvary Community Church | Community Church | 316 Durham Road | Langhorne | PA | 19047-7511 | 215. 757.5383 | ||||||
| Calvary Fellowship - Doylestown | unknown | Doylestown | PA | 18901 | 215. 340.0577 | |||||||
| Canada Hill Baptist Church | Baptist | Route 202 | Buckingham | PA | 18912 | 1844 | Last until 1976 and is now an antique shop. The Carversville Christian Church 1837-1987 United Church of Christ page 555. Bucks County Cemeteries with known Civil War Veterans. | |||||
| Canada Hill Cemetery | Cemetery | Route 202 Canada Hill Road | Solebury | PA | ||||||||
| Carversville Christian Church | Christian | 3736 Aquetong Road | Carversville | PA | 18913 | 215. 297.5166 | The Carversville Presbyterian church was organized in 1870. Bucks County Cemeteries with known Civil War Veterans. | |||||
| Carversville Presbyterian Church | Presbyterian | Carversville | PA | 18913 | 1870 | A casualty of circumstances, in 1929, The Carversville Christian Church 1837-1987 United Church of Christ page 555. Organized in 1870 by reverend F.R.S. Hunsicker, Battle's History of BC, page 534. | ||||||
| Central Bucks Christian | Christian | 5908 Groveland Road | Plumsteadville | PA | 18949 | 215. 766.9432 | ||||||
| Central Community Church | Community Church | 2229 Blackhorse Drive | Warrington | PA | 18976 | 215. 491.0300 | ||||||
| Chalfont United Methodist Church | Methodist | 11 Meadowbrook Lane | Chalfont | PA | 18914-2810 | 215. 822.2807 | ||||||
| Christ Church | unknown | 1830 North Ridge Road | Perkasie | PA | 18944-2231 | 215. 257.7318 | ||||||
| Christ Church Eddington | Episcopal | 2026 Street Road | Bensalem | PA | 19020 | 215. 638.2650 | ||||||
| Christ Church United Church | United Church of Christ | 101 N Main Street | Trumbauersville | PA | 18970 | 215. 538.0142 | ||||||
| Christ Community Church | Community Church | 5511 Route 611 | Plumsteadville | PA | 18949 | 215. 766.0356 | ||||||
| Christ Episcopal Church | Episcopal | 2026 Street Road | Bensalem | PA | 19020 | 215. 639.5441 | ||||||
| Christ Evangelical Lutheran | Lutheran | Lakeside Drive & Low Lane | Levittown | PA | 19054 | 215. 945.4885 | ||||||
| Christ Faith Christian Community | Christian | 816 New Rodgers Rd | Bristol | PA | 19007-2507 | 215. 788.2040 | ||||||
| Christ Lutheran Church | Lutheran | 353 East Dark Hollow | Pipersville | PA | 18947 | 215. 766.8730 | http://www.christ-pipersville.org | |||||
| Christ the King | unknown | 465 Main Street | Tullytown | PA | 215. 945.2886 | http://www.ctkalive.org | 1874 | Historic Landmark. The interior has been maintained with period pews and furnishings and all but 2 of the original stained glass windows are intact. It is a beautiful place to worship the Lord! | ||||
| Christ United Methodist Church | Methodist | 501 Wistar Road | Fairless Hills | PA | 19030 | 215-943-2343 | ||||||
| Christadelphians of Bucks County | Christadelphians | 102 W Maple Avenue | Langhorne | PA | 19047-2820 | 215. 750.0491 | ||||||
| Christian Life Center | Christian | 5918 Hulmeville Road | Bensalem | PA | 19020-2218 | 215. 322.5433 | ||||||
| Christian Science | Christian Science | 29 N. Church Street | Doylestown | PA | 18901 | 215. 348.2150 | ||||||
| Christ's Evangelical Lutheran | Lutheran | 1 Luther Lane | Trumbauersville | PA | 18960 | 215. 536.3193 | 1768 | The first church building at Trumbauersville, known as the Lower Milford church, was dedicated in 1769. The original building was exclusively Lutheran. The early pastoral record of this denomination coincides with that of Saint John's. Battle's History of BC (1887), page 614 | ||||
| Christ's Evangelical Lutheran | Lutheran | Main Street | Springtown | PA | 18081 | 610. 346.6264 | 1745 | Of the early history of Trinity church, Reformed and Lutheran, Springfield, but little is known. Christ Church in Springtown is owned conjointly by the Lutheran, Reformed, Presbyterian and Mennonite persuasions. Battle's History of BC (1887), page 639. | ||||
| Christ's Evangelical Lutheran( see Upper Tinicum) | Lutheran | Tinicum | PA | 1760 | ||||||||
| Church of Christ | United Church of Christ | 3810 Levittown Parkway | Levittown | PA | 19054 | 215. 946.0165 | ||||||
| Church of Christ Warrington | United Church of Christ | 978 Valley Road | Warrington | PA | 18976 | 215. 343.1979 | ||||||
| Church of Christian Scientist | Christian Scientist | 3157 Mechanicsville Road | Bensalem | PA | 19020 | 215. 245.5275 | ||||||
| Church of God | unknown | 571 Levittown Parkway | Levittown | PA | 19054 | 215. 547.4474 | ||||||
| Church of Holy Nativity | Catholic | 749 Durham Road | Newtown | PA | 18940 | 215. 598.3405 | ||||||
| Church of Illumination | unknown | 5966 Clymer Road | Quakertown | PA | 18951-3275 | 215. 779.3796 | ||||||
| Church of Jesus Christ | LDS | 563 Levittown Parkway | Levittown | PA | 19054 | 215. 547.6530 | ||||||
| Church of Jesus Christ of LDS | LDS | 2355 Milford Square Pike | Quakertown | PA | 18951 | 215. 536.9110 | ||||||
| Church of Jesus Christ of LDS | LDS | 1204 Pine Grove Road | Morrisville | PA | 19067 | 215. 295.3317 | ||||||
| Church of Jesus Christ of LDS | LDS | Chapman & Ferry Road | Doylestown | PA | 18901-4445 | 215. 345.4430 | ||||||
| Church of the First Born | Charismatic | 430 S. 9th Street | Perkasie | PA | 18944 | 215. 257.2392 | ||||||
| Church of the Good Samaritans | unknown | 964 Holland Road | Holland | PA | 18966 | 215. 355.1442 | ||||||
| Church of the Incarnation | Episcopal | 1505 Makefield Road | Morrisville | PA | 19067 | 215. 295.2259 | ||||||
| Church Of The Nazarene | Nazarene | 2010 Wilson Avenue | Bristol | PA | 19007-4499 | 215. 781.9484 | ||||||
| Church of the Nazarene | Nazarene | 866 West Bristol Road | Warminster | PA | 18974 | 215. 672.2110 | ||||||
| Church of the Nazarene | Nazarene | 430 South 9th Street | Perkasie | PA | 18944 | 215. 257.6704 | ||||||
| Church of the Redeemer | unknown | 1065 Bristol Pike | Bensalem | PA | 19020 | 215. 639.4387 | ||||||
| Church of the Redemption | Lutheran | 1101 2nd Street Pike | Southampton | PA | 18966 | 215. 357.0303 | ||||||
| Church of the Resurrection | Lutheran | 5908 Groveland Road | Pipersville | PA | 18947 | 215. 766.4833 | ||||||
| Churchville Baptist (Dotterer) | Baptist | 171 2nd Street Pike | Southampton | PA | 18966 | 215. 357.6665 | ||||||
| Churchville Cemetery | Cemetery | 287 Holland Road | Holland | PA | 18966 | Bucks County Cemeteries with known Civil War Veterans. | ||||||
| Churchville Reformed Church | Reformed | 1380 Bristol Road | Southampton | PA | 18966 | 215. 357.9885 | 1710 | The Reformed Church of North and Southampton (see Low Dutch Reformed) dates its origin at a period which would seem to indicate that it is the oldest denominational organization in the county. Its recorded history begins May 20, 1710, when the "church of Bensalem and Sammeny" was organized; and on the following day Reverend Paulus Van Vlecq was confirmed its first pastor. Battle's History of BC (1887), page 483. | ||||
| Community Baptist Church | Baptist | 1439 Ashby Avenue | Bristol | PA | 19007-3305 | 215. 785.1170 | ||||||
| Community Baptist Church | Baptist | 129 Pennsylvania Avenue | Yardley | PA | 19067 | 215. 493.0356 | ||||||
| Community Baptist Church | Baptist | 2100 Durham Rd | Langhorne | PA | 19047-5712 | 215. 752.7005 | ||||||
| Community Baptist Church | Baptist | 129 Pennsylvania Avenue | Yardley | PA | 19067-1722 | 215. 493.0356 | ||||||
| Community Christian Fellowship | Christian | 70 Stonegate Street | Quakertown | PA | 18951-2341 | 215. 536.4476 | ||||||
| Community Church Feasterville | Community Church | 15 W. Street Road | Langhorne | PA | 19053-4114 | 215. 357.7777 | ||||||
| Cornerstone Bible Fellowship | Bible | 905 Big Oak Road | Yardley | PA | 19067-4843 | 215. 428.2800 | ||||||
| Cornerstone Community Church | Evangelical | 627 Buttonwood Street | Perkasie | PA | 18944 | 215. 258.0990 | ||||||
| Cornwell Friends | Quaker | Route 13 | Cornwells Heights | PA | 19020 | Bucks County Cemeteries with known Civil War Veterans | ||||||
| Cornwells United Methodist Church | Methodist | 2284 Bristol Pike | Bensalem | PA | 19020 | 215. 639.5644 | ||||||
| Covenant Presbyterian Church | Presbyterian | 3434 Durham Road | Doylestown | PA | 18901 | 215. 794.7909 | ||||||
| Crossing Community Church | Community Church | 80 Lower Silver Lake Road | Newtown | PA | 18940 | 215. 968.0276 | ||||||
| Danboro Reformed Church | Reformed | P.O. Box 35 | Danboro | PA | 18916 | 215. 766.7353 | 1966 | West of Gardenville. The Carversville Christian Church 1837-1987 United Church of Christ page 554 | ||||
| Davisville Baptist Church | Baptist | 253 Street Road | Southampton | PA | 18966 | 215. 953.9402 | 1849 | The Davisville Baptist church was known originally as the "Independent Baptist church of Southampton." It was constituted at the house of Jesse L. Booz March 31, 1849, with thirty-three members who had withdrawn from the older body on account of differences of opinion regarding different matters of church policy. Battle's History of BC (1887), page 492. Bucks County Cemeteries with known Civil War Veterans | ||||
| Davisville Church | Baptist | 325 Street Road | Southampton | PA | 18966 | 215. 355.6462 | http://www.davisville.org | |||||
| Dayspring Christian Fellowship | Christian | 415 W. Broad Street | Quakertown | PA | 18951 | 215. 538.8252 | ||||||
| Deep Run Mennonite Church East | Mennonite | 350 Kellers Church Road | Perkasie | PA | 18944 | 215. 766.8380 | Bucks County Cemeteries with known Civil War Veterans | |||||
| Deep Run Mennonite Church West | Mennonite | 1008 Deep Run Road | Perkasie | PA | 18944 | 215. 766.8157 | Bucks County Cemeteries with known Civil War Veterans | |||||
| Deep Run Presbyterian Church | Presbyterian | Elephant Road #B | Bedminster | PA | 18910 | 215. 249.3689 | ||||||
| Dolington Meeting | Quaker | Dolington Road | Newtown | PA | 18940 | Falls monthly meeting minutes 1750. The Friends of Makefield having represented their being heretofore exposed to difficulty in attending meetings in the winter page 445 Davis History of Bucks County | ||||||
| Dotterer Baptist Church (Churchville Baptist) | Baptist | 171 2nd Street Pike | Southampton | PA | 18966 | 215. 357.6665 | ||||||
| Doylestown Community Fellowship | Community Church | P.O. Box 1534 | Doylestown | PA | 18901 | 215. 918.0319 | ||||||
| Doylestown Friends Meeting | Quaker | 95 E. Oakland Avenue | Doylestown | PA | 18901 | 215. 348.2320 | 1834 | Friends made application to Buckingham for permission to hold an indulged meeting on first days, the first meeting was held in 1835. Battle's History of BC, page 561. This small brick meeting-house was built in 1836 and still has its original wooden benches. The lower level expansion was done largely by members in 1955; additional improvements were made in 1998. "Today's Quakers in Bucks Quarterly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends" | ||||
| Doylestown Mennonite Church | Mennonite | 590 N Broad Street | Doylestown | PA | 18901 | 215. 345.6377 | Said to be the oldest church edifice in middle Bucks County, it is known to have been built prior to 1810. In the burial-ground adjoining many of the old German families. Bucks County Cemeteries with known Civil War Veterans. | |||||
| Doylestown Presbyterian Church | Presbyterian | 127 E. Court Street | Doylestown | PA | 18901 | 215. 348.3531 | http://www.dtownpc.org | 1815 | Oldest denominational organization in the borough, original building demolished 1871. 1872 the new church was occupied for the first time. Davis History of BC, page 560. Bucks County Cemeteries with known Civil War Veterans. | |||
| Doylestown United Methodist | Methodist | 320 E. Swamp Road | Doylestown | PA | 18901 | 215. 348.5224 | 1837 | The first sermon was preached in the Presbyterian church. Battle's History of BC (1887), page 561 | ||||
| Durham Presbyterian | Presbyterian | Durham Road | Riegelsville | PA | 18077 | 1721 | The congregation was fully organized in 1742. Battle's History of BC (1887), page 669. Bucks County Cemeteries with known Civil War Veterans. | |||||
| East Swamp Church | Mennonite | 2405 East Swamp Road | Quakertown | PA | 18951 | 215. 536.4532 | http://www.eastswamp.org/ | Built about the year 1771, Battle's History of BC (1887), page 612. East Swamp Church began with the advent of Mennonite immigrants from the Palatinate region of Germany, with 1717 the earliest documented date of their arrival in this region of Bucks County. About 1735 the first meeting house was built. (Quakertown Historical Society, The Free Press, Vol Churches III 31c). | ||||
| Eddington Presbyterian Church | Presbyterian | 3650 Bristol Pike | Bensalem | PA | 19020 | 215. 639.5437 | ||||||
| Edgely Christian Church | Christian | 1119 Edgely Avenue | Levittown | PA | 19057 | 215. 547.4484 | ||||||
| Elkins Park Presbyterian Church | Presbyterian | 14 Sharon Drive | Richboro | PA | 18954 | 215. 887.2544 | ||||||
| Emilie United Methodist Church | Methodist | 7300 New Falls Road | Levittown | PA | 19055 | 215-945-5502 | ||||||
| Emmanuel Episcopal Church | Episcopal | 560 South Main Street | Quakertown | PA | 18951 | 215. 536.3040 | ||||||
| Emmanuel Reformed Episcopal Church | Episcopal | 288 Cafferty Road | Pipersville | PA | 18947-1608 | 610. 294.9290 | ||||||
| Evangel Assembly of God | Assembly of God | 401 Arch Street | Perkasie | PA | 18944 | 215. 453.1565 | 8/2006: Gary Saul, Pastor | |||||
| Evangelical Baptist Church | Baptist | P.O. Box 754 | Richboro | PA | 18954 | 215. 355.2733 | ||||||
| Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Resurrection | Evangelical Lutheran | 2185 Bristol Oxford Valley Road | Levittown | PA | 19056 | 215. 946.2155 | http://home.netcarrier.com/~resluth | |||||
| Evangelical Presbyterian Church | Presbyterian | Link Lane & Pinewood Drive | Levittown | PA | 19055 | 215. 943.3446 | ||||||
| Faith Baptist Church | Baptist | 700 North Main Street | Sellersville | PA | 18960 | 215. 257.5031 | ||||||
| Faith Baptist Church-Parsonage | Baptist | 1501 Wistar Road | Fairless Hills | PA | 19030-4005 | 215. 946.7550 | www.FaithBaptistMinistries.com | |||||
| Faith Covenant Church | New Testament Church | 109 S. West End Blvd (Rt 309) | Quakertown | PA | 18951 | 215. 538.7777 | ||||||
| Faith Reformed Church | Reformed | Sexton Lane & Stoneybrook Drive | Levittown | PA | 19055 | 215. 946.7722 | ||||||
| Faith Reformed Church | Presbyterian | 330 Levittown Parkway | Levittown | PA | 19054 | 215. 547.0144 | ||||||
| Fallsington Friends Meeting | Quaker | Main & New Falls Road | Levittown | PA | 19054 | 215. 736.1277 | wg-jdhbowers@worldnet.att.net | 1683 | The first meetings of Friends in the state were held within the limits of Falls Township. Samuel Smith thus speaks of this: "Meetings for worship were very early established about the Falls, even before the land bore the name of Pennsylvania" and the Friends who were settled from Bristol upward used to attend the meetings for business at Burlington. Battle's History of BC (1887), page 382. Named for the Falls of the Delaware River, the meeting was founded in 1683 and was the first religious institution in bucks County. William Penn Worshipped at the first Falls meetinghouse, which is no longer standing. The current meetinghouse dates from 1841. "Today's Quakers in Bucks Quarterly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends" | |||
| Fallsington United Methodist | Methodist | 50 Lacrosse Street | Levittown | PA | 19054 | 215. 295.1379 | ||||||
| Family of God Lutheran Church | Lutheran | 4770 Rt 202 | Buckingham | PA | 18912 | 215. 794.5973 | http://www.familyofgodpa.org | |||||
| Feasterville Baptist Church | Baptist | 514 Highland Avenue | Feasterville | PA | 19053 | 215. 357.6333 | ||||||
| Feasterville Baptist Church | Baptist | 5th Street & Welcome Lane | Feasterville | PA | 19053-4114 | 215. 357.6333 | ||||||
| First Baptist Church | Baptist | 50 North Pennsylvania Avenue | Morrisville | PA | 19067 | 215. 736.3706 | ||||||
| First Baptist Church | Baptist | 1600 North 5th Street | Perkasie | PA | 18944 | 215. 257.3378 | ||||||
| First Baptist Church | Baptist | 6131 Emilie Road | Levittown | PA | 19057 | 215. 946.5656 | ||||||
| First Baptist Church -Bristol | Baptist | 3610 New Rodger Road | Levittown | PA | 19056 | 215. 946.4928 | ||||||
| First Baptist Church - Langhorne | Baptist | Pine St & Richardson Avenue | Langhorne | PA | 19047 | 215. 757.4139 | http://www.fbclanghorne.org/ | |||||
| First Baptist Church -Doylestown | Baptist | 311 West State Street | Doylestown | PA | 18901 | 215. 348.5210 | ||||||
| First Baptist Church of Morrisville | Baptist | 420 Jefferson Avenue | Morrisville | PA | 19067 | 215. 736.8341 | ||||||
| First Baptist Church of Newtown of Grace Point | Baptist | 592 Washington Crossing Road | Newtown | PA | 18940 | 215. 968.2354 | church@gracepointpa.org | http://www.gracepointpa.org/ | 1901 | D. Keith Brown, Counselor at Law I am the elder board
chairman. First Baptist Church
organized in 1901. Our first building was constructed in 1905 on State Street
in Newtown. the church. |
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| First Baptist Church of Wycombe | Baptist | 4174 Main Street | Wycombe | PA | 18980 | 215. 598.7797 | https://www.facebook.com/FirstBaptistChurchOfWycombe | 1901 | ||||
| First Baptist Church Yardley | Baptist | 48 S Canal Street | Yardley | PA | 19067 | 215. 493.9546 | ||||||
| First Church of Christ | Christian | 29 N Church | Doylestown | PA | 18901 | 215. 348.2150 | ||||||
| First Church of the Brethren | Church of the Brethren | 455 Trumbauersville Road | Quakertown | PA | 18951 | 215. 536.7510 | ||||||
| First Presbyterian Church | Presbyterian | 771 North Pennsylvania Avenue | Morrisville | PA | 19067 | 215. 295.4191 | ||||||
| First Presbyterian Church | Presbyterian | 5918 Emilie Road | Levittown | PA | 19057 | 215. 945.8550 | ||||||
| First Ukrainian Evangelical | Evangelical | 3001 Levittown Parkway | Levittown | PA | 19055 | 215. 946.9940 | ||||||
| First United Church of Christ | United Church of Christ | 4th Street & Park Avenue | Quakertown | PA | 18951 | 215. 536.4447 | 215. 538.1393 | http://www.firstucc.net/ | ||||
| First United Methodist Church | Methodist | 501 West Market Street | Perkasie | PA | 18944 | 215. 257.4626 | http://www.fumcperkasie.org | |||||
| Flatland Mennonite | Mennonite | Richlandtown | PA | 18955 | 1837 | Flatland Mennonite meeting house was erected in 1837 by members of the Swamp and Springfield Congregations belonging to the Franconia Conference. Jacob Benner & John Landis, Trustees purchased this one acre of land for $5.00. The building committee was George Landis, Jacob Benner and Peter martin. In the north wall is a stone with the date 1837 and the names P. martin, G. Landis and J. Bener (sp) cut upon it. In 1837 George Landis was ordained as the first resident minister and Jacob Benner was ordained as Deacon. Quakertown Historical Society, Churches III 31C | ||||||
| Forest Grove Presbyterian | Presbyterian | 1856 Forest Grove Road | Forest Grove | PA | 18922 | 215. 794.8575 | Forestville Presbyterian Church was established in 1853, page 554 Carversville Christian Church | |||||
| Fountain of Life Fellowship | Pentecostal/Charismatic | 143 Rocky Ridge Road | Quakertown | PA | 18951 | 215. 257.7648 | ||||||
| Friend's Meeting of Southampton | Quaker | 710 Gravel Hill Road | Southampton | PA | 18966 | 215. 364.0581 | ||||||
| Full Gospel Christian Assembly | Full Gospel Christian Assembly | 3811 Otter Street | Bristol | PA | 19007-3618 | 215. 788.4511 | ||||||
| Gibbs Burying Ground | Cemetery | Bensalem | PA | 19020 | Burial Grounds - Bensalem Township - Burial Grounds, Spruance | |||||||
| Good News Presbyterian Chapel | Presbyterian | 5th and Race Street | Perkasie | PA | 18944 | 215. 257.1203 | 215. 257.1966 | |||||
| Good Shepherd Episcopal Church | Episcopal | 1634 Hilltown Pike | Hilltown | PA | 18927 | 215. 822.3930 | ||||||
| Good Shepherd Evangelical Lutheran | Lutheran | 877 Street Road | Southampton | PA | 18966 | 215. 357.4791 | http://www.users.voicenet.com/~gslc/ | 1917 | ||||
| Grace Bible Chapel | unknown | 245 E. County Line Road | Warminster | PA | 18974 | 215. 443.9901 | ||||||
| Grace Bible Fellowship Church | Bible Fellowship | 1811 Old Bethlehem Pike | Quakertown | PA | 18951 | 215. 536.6096 | ||||||
| Grace Community Church | Community Church | 521 West Butler Avenue | Chalfont | PA | 18914-2218 | 215. 997.5742 | http://www.gracecommunitychurch.info | |||||
| Grace Episcopal Church | Episcopal | 313 Main Street | Hulmeville | PA | 19047-5801 | 215. 757.6025 | 1831 | Founded 1831 | ||||
| Grace Gospel Chapel | unknown | Route 611 | Plumsteadville | PA | 18949 | 215. 766.0570 | ||||||
| Grace Independent Baptist Church | Baptist | 911 Durham Rd | Langhorne | PA | 19047-5738 | 215. 757.5294 | ||||||
| Grace Lutheran Church | Lutheran | 1169 West Street Road | Warminster | PA | 18974 | 215. 672.0212 | ||||||
| Grace Moravian Church of Center Valley | Moravian | 5900 Old Bethlehem Pike | Center Valley | PA | 610. 282.3263 | http://www.gracemoravian.org | P.O. Box 183, Margaret R. Hassler, Pastor 8-2005 | |||||
| Great Philadelphia Baptist | Baptist | 102 E. Pennsylvania Blvd #102 | Feasterville | PA | 19053 | 215. 396.2828 | ||||||
| Haines Road Baptist Church | Baptist | 2601 Haines Road | Levittown | PA | 19057 | 215. 946.3223 | ||||||
| Harriman United Methodist Church | Methodist | Wilson Avenue & Harrison | Bristol | PA | 19007 | 215. 788.3059 | ||||||
| Haycock Mennonite Church | Mennonite | 1635 Mission Road | Quakertown | PA | 18951 | 215. 536.1090 | 215 536-5823 | |||||
| Hilltown Baptist Church | Baptist | 26 Upper Church and Stump Roads | Chalfont | PA | 18927 | 215. 249.0879 | (215) 249-1641 | Email: office@hilltownbaptist.org | http://www.hilltownbaptist.org/index.htm | |||
| Holy Ghost | unknown | Bensalem | PA | 19020 | Burial Grounds - Bensalem Township - Burial Grounds, Spruance | |||||||
| Holy Temple Apostolic Church | Holy Temple Apostolic Church | 1244 Murphy Drive | Bristol | PA | 19007-3414 | 215. 788.2954 | ||||||
| Holy Trinity | Catholic | 201 N Pennsylvania Avenue | Morrisville | PA | 19067 | 215. 293.3045 | http://www.archdiocese-phl.org/parishes/bucksa.htm | 1900 | Boundaries: Air line from Morrisville-Yardley Rd. at Suthpin Rd.; to Delaware River; to Northern Tullytown Borough Line; to intersection with Bristol Rd.; north along Bristol Rd. to Mill Creek Rd.; to Pinegrove Rd.; to Morrisville-Yardley Rd. at Suthpin Rd. | |||
| Horsham Friends Church | Quaker | Charles Lane | Jamison | PA | 18929 | 215. 672.1714 | ||||||
| Immaculate Conception B.V.M. | Catholic | 5201 Emilie Road | Levittown | PA | 19057 | 215. 946.1638 | 215. 946.1639 | http://www.archdiocese-phl.org/parishes/bucksa.htm | 1954 | Boundaries: Emilie-Edgely Rd. from Newportville-Fallsington Rd. to Philadelphia Electric Power line; to PA Turnpike; to Durham Rd.; to Newportville-Fallsington Rd.; to Emilie-Edgely Rd. Founded: May 20, 1954 | ||
| Incarnation Episcopal Church | Episcopal | 1505 Makefield Road | Yardley | PA | 19067 | 215. 295.2259 | ||||||
| Indian Creek Reformed Church | Reformed | Church & Cowpath Roads | Telford | PA | 18969 | 215. 723.7338 | ||||||
| Ivyland New Church | Unknown | 851 West Bristol Road | Warminster | PA | 18974 | 215. 957.9760 | ||||||
| Ivyland Presbyterian Church | Presbyterian | 51 Gough Avenue | Warminster | PA | 18974 | 215. 672.2266 | ||||||
| Jehovah's Witnesses | Jehovah's Witnesses | Broad & New Chestnut | Bristol | PA | 19007 | 215. 788.1700 | ||||||
| Jehovah's Witnesses | Jehovah's Witnesses | Route 313 & Thatcher Road | Quakertown | PA | 18951 | 215. 536.7901 | ||||||
| Jehovah's Witnesses | Jehovah's Witnesses | 251 N. Lafayette Street | Morrisville | PA | 19067 | 215. 295.1300 | ||||||
| Jehovah's Witnesses | Jehovah's Witnesses | 2660 Mechanicsville Road | Bensalem | PA | 19020 | 215. 639.2224 | ||||||
| Jehovah's Witnesses | Jehovah's Witnesses | 3601 Green Lane | Levittown | PA | 19057 | 215. 946.1529 | ||||||
| Jehovah's Witnesses Hall | Jehovah's Witnesses | Landisville & Burnt House Hill Road | Doylestown | PA | 18901 | 215. 348.4462 | ||||||
| Jericho Valley Church | unknown | 726 Cybus Way | Southampton | PA | 18966 | 215. 364.5288 | ||||||
| Jerusalem Lutheran Church | Lutheran | 733 Ridge Road | Sellersville | PA | 18960 | 215. 257.9423 | ||||||
| Johnson - Williams Burying Ground | Cemetery | Bensalem | PA | 19020 | Burial Grounds - Bensalem Township - Burial Grounds, Spruance | |||||||
| Johnsville Reformed Church | Reformed | Street and Newtown | Warminster | PA | 18974 | 215. 443.0855 | ||||||
| Keller's Church (See Saint Mathews) | Lutheran | Ridge & Kellers Church Road | Bedminster | PA | 18910 | 215. 795.2965 | 1751 | Celebrated it's 250th anniversary 2001.Organized in 1751, Evangelical Lutheran. Battle's History of BC (1887), page | ||||
| Korean Church of Lower Bucks | Presbyterian | 1550 Woodbourne Road | Levittown | PA | 19057 | 215. 945.1512 | ||||||
| Lahaska Methodist Church | Methodist | Street Road | Lahaska | PA | 18931 | 215. 794.0688 | 1853 | Upper York & Street Roads. A cemetery. A fire ruined the interior in 1951. In 1966, a yoked association with Penns Park was terminated. The Lahaska Methodist church is about all of that village that is in Solebury, built in 1853 at a cost of $1,000. Reverend M.H. Sisty was the first pastor. Battle's History of BC, page 533 | ||||
| Langhorne Presbyterian Church | Presbyterian | 125 E Gillam Avenue | Langhorne | PA | 19047-2813 | 215. 752.3200 | http://www.langhornepres.org/ | |||||
| Langhorne Terrace Baptist Church | Baptist | 1249 W Maple Avenue | Langhorne | PA | 19047-2140 | 215. 752.5571 | ||||||
| Langhorne Terrace Baptist Church | Baptist | 1271 E Maple Avenue | Langhorne | PA | 19047 | 215. 752.8592 | ||||||
| Langhorne United Methodist | Methodist | 301 E Maple Avenue | Langhorne | PA | 19047-1667 | 215. 757.4984 | http://www.langhorneumc.org/index.htm | 1829 | The Methodist church edifice was built in 1829 and enlarged in 1852. The first class was formed in 18096 by reverends James Akens and Samuel Harvey. The old Attleborough circuit was formed after Bristol became a station, and embraced a large section of country. | |||
| Latvian Lutheran Church - Bucks | Lutheran | 5th & Juniper Street | Quakertown | PA | 18951 | 215. 536.4393 | 1911 | Latvian Rapist (sp) Church of Bucks County, Apple Road Applebachsville, Haycock Township, Bucks County PA. 1911 - Largest Latvian Baptist church in United States. The members were exiled after an unsuccessful uprising against the Russians in 1905. (Quakertown Historical Society, Article on the 50th anniversary, Vol Churches III 31c). George Burse family was the first to settle in Haycock in 1907. The church was organized in 1913, and built in 1933. (Quakertown Historical Society, Article on the 75th anniversary, Vol Churches III 31c). | ||||
| Lenape Valley Presbyterian Church | Presbyterian | Route 202 | New Britain | PA | 18901 | 215. 345.1099 | http://www.lvpcchurch.org | |||||
| Levittown Christian Church | Christian | 1481 Frosty Hollow Road | Levittown | PA | 19056 | 215. 945.4112 | ||||||
| Levittown Mennonite Church | Mennonite | 2 Red Cedar Drive | Levittown | PA | 19055 | 215. 945.7830 | ||||||
| Levittown Wesleyan Church | Wesleyan | 7 Thornridge Place | Levittown | PA | 19054 | 215. 945.2465 | ||||||
| Lighthouse Baptist Church | Baptist | 4610 Hughesian Drive | Buckingham | PA | 18912 | 215. 794.7764 | ||||||
| Linconia Pentecostal Church | Pentecostal | 2460 Paris Avenue | Langhorne | PA | 19057 | 215. 245.9051 | ||||||
| Line Lexington Mennonite Church | Mennonite | 80 Hilltown Pike | Line Lexington | PA | 18932 | 215. 822.0446 | No definite information is available, Battle's History of BC (1887), page | |||||
| Living Stone Baptist Church | Baptist | 143 Rocky Ridge Road | Quakertown | PA | 18951 | 267. 446.8888 | Pastor Tim Vander Stel 8/2006 | |||||
| Low Dutch Reformed North and Southampton | Reformed | Bristol Road | Churchville | PA | 18966 | 215. 357.5636 | www.nsrc1710.org | See Churchville Reformed | ||||
| Lower Tinicum Church | Reformed | 310 E Dark Hollow Rd | Pipersville | PA | 18947 | 215. 766.7368 | http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/6508/BC_1.HTM | The original church stood on the hill near the abandoned
cemetery. It was built of logs, probably in 1747, the "Brick" church, the third structure at that place erected by the Lutheran and Reformed congregations, was destroyed by fire. The denominations then separated, the Lutherans building a new church and the Reformed congregation rebuilding and occupying the Brick Church. The present (1923) date stone as "Lower Tinicum Reformed Church-rebuilt A. D. 1908." *B.F.Fackenthal Jr. Riegelsville PA |
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| Lumberville Methodist | Methodist | Lumberville | PA | 1836 | A Methodist church was built in 1836, Battle's History of BC, page 532 .The church has no cemetery grounds a number of constituents have been buried at Carversville, The Carversville Christian Church 1837-1987 United Church of Christ page 553 | |||||||
| Lutheran Church of God's Love | Lutheran | 791 Newtown Yardley Road | Newtown | PA | 18940 | 215. 968.4335 | http://www.godslovenewtown.org/ | |||||
| Lutheran Church of the Resurrection | Lutheran | 1700 Makefield Road | Yardley | PA | 19067 | 215. 493.2018 | ||||||
| Macedonia Baptist Church | Baptist | 218 South State Street | Newtown | PA | 18940 | 215. 860.8137 | ||||||
| Main Street Baptist Church | Baptist | 59 South Main Street | Doylestown | PA | 18901 | 215. 348.8086 | ||||||
| Makefield Friends Meeting | Quaker | 877 Dolington Road | Newtown | PA | 18940 | 215. 493.1147 | breezyvale@erols.com | 1760 | Bucks County Cemeteries with known Civil War Veterans. Makefields' meetinghouse was built in 1760, and was used as a hospital by Washington's troops during the Battle of Trenton. On the grounds are a charming schoolmaster's stone house, graveyard, and the original carriage sheds. "Today's Quakers in Bucks Quarterly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends" | |||
| Mechanicsville Chapel (Covenant Presbyterian Church) | Presbyterian | Mechanicsville | PA | 1892 | Large cemetery, many former residents of Carversville have been buried there. In 1985, the name was changed to Covenant Presbyterian Church, The Carversville Christian Church 1837-1987 United Church of Christ page 554. Mechanicsville Cemetery Land Association, Buckingham Twp. Bucks County Historical Society 974.821 1898. Samuel Wilson donated 30 acres. | |||||||
| Methodist Church Trevose United | Methodist | 4937 Church Avenue | Feasterville | PA | 19053 | 215. 357.4515 | ||||||
| Methodist Episcopal | Methodist Episcopal | Taylorsville | PA | 1838 | Yardley & Taylorsville constitute a Methodist Episcopal pastorate. Church buildings were erected in 1858 and 1838 respectively. The Advent congregation here has usually been connected with that at Morrisville. Battle's History of BC (1887), page 445. | |||||||
| Middletown Friends Meeting | Quaker | 453 W Maple Avenue | Langhorne | PA | 19047 | 215. 757.5500 | dalyb@infocus50.com | 1683 | Established 1683, Friends' meetings were first established at Middletown in 1682, and held at the houses of Nicholas Walne, John Otter and Robert Hall. the first meeting house was built in 1690m, bear Neshaminy creek, a mile west of Langhorne, whither it was removed in 1734, the present house in the town being the third. In 1684 Middletown's fist meeting for worship was held and the first school in the area begun. The present meetinghouse was completed in 1793. Edward Hicks married Sarah Worstall here in 1803. "Today's Quakers in Bucks Quarterly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends" | |||
| Middletown Friends Meeting | Quaker | 731 Washington Crossing Road | Newtown | PA | 18940 | 215. 968.3635 | ||||||
| Mill Creek Community Church | Community Church | 930 Town Center Dr. #G75 | Langhorne | PA | 19047 | 215. 891.9544 | ||||||
| Mission Bautista Hispana | Baptist | 217 Parkridge Drive | Perkasie | PA | 18944-1024 | 215. 453.2940 | ||||||
| Moravian Church of Coopersburg | Moravian | 234 South Main Street | Coopersburg | PA | 610. 282.1908 | Kay C. Rohn, Pastor 8-2005 | ||||||
| Morning Star Fellowship | Assemblies of God | 9th & Main Street | Quakertown | PA | 18951 | 215. 529.6422 | http://www.mstarqtown.org | |||||
| Morrisville United Methodist | Methodist | 501 W. Maple Avenue | Morrisville | PA | 19067 | 215. 295.9593 | 1818 | Methodism was introduced into Morrisville some time in the early part of this century. A class was formed at Fallsington in 1818, with James Lippincott as leader. Battle's History of BC (1887), page 382. | ||||
| Mount Gilead African Methodist Church | Methodist | Buckingham Mountain | Buckingham | PA | 1834 | A haven for runaway slaves, no long exists, The Carversville
Christian Church 1837-1987 United Church of Christ page 555. Mount Gilead
African Methodist Episcopal church On the top of Buckingham mountain is the Mount Gilead African Methodist Episcopal church, built of logs, in 1835 and 1836, and re-built of stone in 1852. It is quite a snug edifice, and near by is a graveyard enclosed by a neat pale-fence.Church offers faith and history By JAMES MCGINNIS Bucks County Courier Times A tiny church built by escaped slaves was the setting Easter morning for a sunrise service in Buckingham. About 40 people trekked up Buckingham Mountain in the wee hours of the morning to sing and pray in the old Mount Gilead African Methodist Episcopal Church. Once a stop on the Underground Railroad, Mount Gilead now opens only a few times a year. It drew a crowd of about 40 on Sunday. Lenny Harvett of Trenton said he got up at 4 a.m. to come to the Methodist service. Harvett said he wanted to experience “the day of resurrection” in a church built by former slaves. Solo performers sang soulful melodies. John Jackson of Newtown sang “The Blood Will Never Lose Its Power” as listeners drummed their feet against the old wooden floorboards. Following the service, church caretaker John Reinhardt pointed out evidence of recent vandalism at the church. The north wall of the stone building was defaced with graffiti. There is damage to some of the graves, which belonged to escaped slaves. Vandals also stole the sign posted on the road announcing Sunday's celebration, Reinhardt said. These incidents were reported to the local police, who are investigating, he added. The Rev. David Jackson of the Second Baptist Church in Doylestown said he would not let the vandalism upset him. “We need not worry about the vandalism. We need not worry about the stolen signs. God is there in our lives. He's at the controls. He's standing behind us,” Jackson said. Mount Gilead Church was first constructed of logs in 1832 and later fortified with stone, according to the book “Black Heritage Sites” by Nancy Curtis. The church was one of the last stops in Pennsylvania for slaves heading to New Jersey, according to the book. James McGinnis can be reached at 215-949-3248 or jmcginnis@phillyBurbs.com. March 24, 2008 6:07 AM |
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| Nativity of Our Lord Catholic Church | Catholic | 625 West Street Road | Warminster | PA | 18974 | 215. 675.1925 | 1956 | Boundaries: Bristol Rd. from Little Neshaminy Creek to Newtown
Rd.; to Street Rd.; to Jacksonville Rd.; to County Line Rd.; to Norristown
Rd.; to Street Rd.; to St. David s Dr. (exclusive); to Worthington Dr.
(exclusive); to Little Neshaminy Creek; to Bristol Rd. Founded: May 9, 1956 |
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| Neshaminy & Bensalem AME Church | Methodist AME | 215 N Pine Street | Langhorne | PA | 19047-1621 | 215. 757.5313 | Founded 1809 | |||||
| Neshaminy United Methodist Church | Methodist | 325 Main Street | Hulmeville | PA | 19047 | 215. 757.6552 | 1844 | Founded 1844, Grace Protestant Episcopal church was established as a mission by Reverend J.W. Ridgeley, of Bristol. Among the most active of its original members were William Johnson, George Harrison, Esther Rodman, G.W. Rue, and Elizabeth Gill. The Methodist Episcopal church edifice was built in 1844. Battle's History of BC (1887), page 453 | ||||
| Neshaminy Valley Baptist Church | Baptist | 2895 Bristol Road | Bensalem | PA | 19020 | 215. 752.9333 | ||||||
| Neshaminy Warwick Presbyterian | Presbyterian | 1401 Meetinghouse Road | Warminster | PA | 18974 | 215. 343.6060 | http://members.home.net/nwpchurch/ | 1727 | Hartsville was an important point upon the ecclesiastical map of a century and a quarter ago. "The Neshaminy church of Warwick" was one of the earliest religious organizations in the state and the second Presbyterian society in the county. The congregation, composed of immigrants from Ireland, was collected and organized by Reverend William Tennent in 1726. Born in Ireland he came to America in 1716, and connected himself with the Presbyterian synod two years later. Battle's History of BC (1887), page 506 | |||
| New Beginnings Community Church | Mennonite | Lloyd & Colonial Avenue | Bristol | PA | 19007 | 215. 785.2233 | ||||||
| New Britain Baptist Church | Baptist | Route 202 & Tamenend Avenue | New Britain | PA | 18901 | 215. 345.1535 | http://www.newbritainbaptist.org | |||||
| New Covenant Brethren - Christ | Unknown | 50 E. Paletown Road | Quakertown | PA | 18951 | 215. 538.5332 | ||||||
| New Hope Community Church | Community Church | New Hope | PA | 18938 | 215. 862.3565 | |||||||
| New Hope Methodist Church (Solebury United Methodist) | Methodist | 2536 Aquetong Road | New Hope | PA | 18938 | 215. 862.5511 | 1830 | Began in 1830, offshoot of a Sabbath school governed by Solebury Presbyterian. When the Evangelical United Brethren joined the Methodists in 1968, there became a new denomination: the United Methodists. In 1970 there was a merger with the New Hope Presbyterian Church, on Ferry St and that building became the free library. The Presbyterians had organized in 1872, a branch of Lambertville, and were allied with Thompson Memorial until 1893. Page 553, Carversville Christian Church 1837-1987 Methodism was introduced about 1830 by Reverend Daniel Bartine, who preached occasionally at the house of Samuel Sutton. Battle's History of BC (1887), page 530 | ||||
| New Life Assembly of God | Assembly of God | 227 Main Street | Chalfont | PA | 18914-2915 | 215. 822.3163 | ||||||
| New Life Baptist Church | Baptist | 49 South Main Street | Yardley | PA | 19067 | 215. 321.5451 | ||||||
| New Life Christian Center | Assembly of God | 1471 Almshouse Road | Jamison | PA | 215. 491.0945 | http://www.new-life-today.org | Virgil A. Mobley, pastor, a non-denominational, full-gospel church | |||||
| Newportville Community Church | Community Church | 4001 Newportville Road | Levittown | PA | 19056 | 215. 788.6902 | ||||||
| Newtown Assembly of God | Assembly of God | 530 Washington Crossing Road | Newtown | PA | 18940 | 215. 504.9750 | ||||||
| Newtown Community Church | Community Church | 1110 Newtown Langhorne Rd | Langhorne | PA | 19047 | 215. 752.2129 | ||||||
| Newtown Friends Meeting | Quaker | 219 Court Street | Newtown | PA | 18940 | 215. 968.2466 | norvreece@aol.com | 1815 | This Meeting was founded in 1815 by a small group of Friends led by Edward Hicks, primitive painter and Quaker minister. The 1817 meetinghouse has a permanent display of prints of Edward Hicks' paintings. | |||
| Newtown Methodist Church | Methodist | 503 Grant Street | Newtown | PA | 18940 | 215. 968.0830 | ||||||
| Newtown Methodist Church | Methodist | Liberty & Greene Street | Newtown | PA | 18940 | 215. 968.2173 | 1811 | Methodism was introduced into Newtown in 1811 and 1812, when campmeetings were held in the vicinity. It was not until 1840, however, that an organization was effected, at which time it was embraced in the Doylestown and Attleboro circuit, the existence of which dates from may 29, 1840, when it embraced Doylestown, New Hope, Pennsville, Attleboro, Newtown, Yardley, Morrisville, and Lumberville. Battle's History of BC (1887), page 463 | ||||
| Newtown Presbyterian Church | Presbyterian | 25 North Chancellor Street | Newtown | PA | 18940 | 215. 968.3861 | 1734 | Of Newtown churches, the Presbyterian was the only one in existence in the last century. the first church building was erected in 1734 on the Swamp road a mile west of the town, where several unmarked graves in the uncultivated corner of a field mark its site. It had previously been a school-house in Wrightstown Township. The second building, the walls of which are still intact, was erected in 1769. Battle's History of BC (1887), page 461 | ||||
| Newtown Reformed Church | Reformed | 206 Buck Road | Newtown | PA | 18940 | 215. 968.9386 | ||||||
| North Ridge Bible Chapel | Unknown | 2030 Easton Road | Quakertown | PA | 18951 | 215. 723.8574 | ||||||
| North Ridge Bible Chapel | unknown | 36 Schoolhouse Road | Chalfont | PA | 18914-1810 | 215. 822.1333 | ||||||
| Northampton Presbyterian Church | Presbyterian | 539 Buck Road | Holland | PA | 18966 | 215. 357.8282 | ||||||
| North-Ridge Bible Chapel | unknown | 831 Keystone Drive | Sellersville | PA | 18960-2917 | 215. 723.8574 | ||||||
| Norton Avenue Baptist Church | Baptist | 5723 Norton & Watson Avenue | Bristol | PA | 19007 | 215-788-9496 | ||||||
| Old Jerusalem Church (AME) see Bensalem AME | Methodist | Bensalem | PA | 19020 | Burial Grounds - Bensalem Township - Burial Grounds, Spruance | |||||||
| Old School Baptist Church | Baptist | 100 Street Road | Southampton | PA | 18966 | 215. 942.9330 | 1702 | The Southampton Baptist church is the oldest in the county and seventh in the state. Its origin dates from the "Keithian" division among Friends in 1691, when the dissidents were known as "Keithian Baptists." Battle's History of BC (1887), page 491. The beginnings of the Old School Baptist Meetinghouse in Southampton go back to John Hart and to 1682, the year Pennsylvania was founded. Three Centuries of History in Southampton PA by Gus Wiencke. | ||||
| Our Lady of Czestochowa Shrine | Catholic | 654 Ferry Road | Doylestown | PA | 18901 | 215. 345.0600 | ||||||
| Our Lady of Fatima Church | Catholic | 2933 Street Road | Bensalem | PA | 19020 | 215. 639.4254 | http://www.archdiocese-phl.org/parishes/bucksa.htm | 1954 | Boundaries: Bristol Rd. from Rt. 1 to Galloway Rd.; to Knights Rd.; to Poquessing Creek; to Rt. 1; to Bristol Rd. Founded: December 8, 1954 (Bucks County Vicariate) | |||
| Our Lady of Good Counsel | Catholic | 611 Knowles Avenue | Southampton | PA | 18966 | 215. 357.1300 | ||||||
| Our Lady of Good Counsel | Catholic | 2nd Street Pike | Southampton | PA | 18966 | 215. 357.1300 | http://www.archdiocese-phl.org/parishes/bucksa.htm | 1923 | Boundaries: Bristol Rd. from Newtown Rd. to Penn-Central R.R.; to Street Rd.; to Buck Rd.; to County Line Rd.; to Pine Rd.; to Tomlinson Rd.; to Paper Mill Rd.; to Terwood (Mill) Rd.; to Davisville Rd.; to County Line Rd.; to Davisville Rd.; to Street Rd.; to Newtown Rd.; to Bristol Rd. | |||
| Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church | Catholic | 225 Bellevue Avenue | Penndel | PA | 19047 | 215. 757.7700 | http://www.archdiocese-phl.org/parishes/bucksa.htm | 1908 | Boundaries: Middletown Twp. line from the Langhorne-Yardley Rd. to the Penn-Central R.R.; to Reading R.R.; to extension of Rt. 413; to New Falls Rd.; to Bridge Rd.; to Neshaminy Creek; to Northampton Twp. line; to Bridgetown Pike.; to Langhorne-Yardley Rd.; to Middletown Twp. line. | |||
| Our Lady Of Grace Cemetery | Catholic | 1215 Super Highway | Langhorne | PA | 19047-2657 | 215. 752.3244 | ||||||
| Our Lady of Guadalupe | Catholic | P.O. Box 406 | Buckingham | PA | 18912 | 215. 794.2004 | http://www.archdiocese-phl.org/parishes/bucksa.htm | 2001 | Boundaries: From Point Pleasant at the Delaware River to State Route 32; to Fleecy Dale Road; to Carversville Road; to Street Road; to Lahaska Road; to Township Line Road at Pineville; to Mill Creek Road; to Swamp Road; to Neshaminy Creek; to Doylestown Township line; to Sugar Bottom Road; to Edison-Furlong Road; to State Route 263; to Furlong Road; to Mill Road; to Mechanicsville Road; to Burnt House Hill Road; to Danboro-Point Pleasant Pike; to Route 413; to Plumstead-Bedminster Township line; to Tohickon Creek at Ralph Stover State Park; to Point Pleasant Founded: July 1, 2000 | |||
| Our Lady of Mount Carmel | Catholic | 235 E. State Street | Doylestown | PA | 18901 | 215. 348.4190 | 215. 343.1140 | 1856 | Dedicated 1856 by Bishop Neumann, is third among the places of
worship of this denomination established in this county. Father George, its founder, was pastor at
the time at Haycock, and upon the completion of the church edifice was placed
in charge of the parish. Battle's History of BC (1887) Boundaries: From Durham Road at Stump Road (Plumstead Township); to Danboro-Point Pleasant Pike; to Burnt House Hill Road; to Mechanicsville Road; to Mill Road; to Edison-Furlong Road; to York Road; to Edison-Furlong Road; to Sugar Bottom Road; to Doylestown Township Line; to Neshaminy Creek; to Almshouse Road; to Turk Road; to Bristol Road; to Lower State Road; to New Britain Road; to New Britain Township Line; to Old Iron Hill Road; to Ferry Road; to Swamp Road (Route 313); to Stump Road; to Easton Road (Route 611); to Township Line Road; to Durham Road; to Stump Road. Founded: 1850 (Bucks County Vicariate) |
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| Our Lady of Perpetual Help | Catholic | 1773 Woodbourne Road | Levittown | PA | 19057 | 215. 946.9837 | ||||||
| Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Church | Catholic | Broad Street | Hilltown | PA | 18927 | 215. 822.9224 | http://www.archdiocese-phl.org/parishes/bucksa.htm | 1919 | Boundaries: Hilltown Twp. line from Bucks-Montgomery County line to Township Rd. 313; to Old Bethlehem Rd.; to Township Rd. 431; to Elephant Rd.; to Township Rd. 429; to Township Rd. 396; to Stump Rd.; to Township Rd. 313; to Ferry Rd.; to Callowhill Rd. (both sides); to New Galena Rd. (both sides); to Line Lexington Rd. (both sides); to Hilltown Rd.; to County Line Rd.; to Hilltown Twp. line. Founded: April 17, 1919 (Bucks County Vicariate) | |||
| Oxford Valley Chapel | Lutheran | 198 Bristol Oxford Valley Rd | Langhorne | PA | 19047 | 215-946-3946 | ||||||
| Palisades Community Bible Church | Bible | 8730 Easton Road | Revere | PA | 18953 | 215. 345.8701 | http://www.pcbchurch.com | Corvin Seltzer, Pastor 8-2006 | ||||
| Parkland Presbyterian Church | Presbyterian | Avenue B & Highland Avenue | Penndel | PA | 19047 | 215. 757.7580 | ||||||
| Peace Evangelical Lutheran | Lutheran | Weisel | PA | 1750 | ||||||||
| Peace Lutheran Church | Lutheran | 3900 Hulmeville Road | Bensalem | PA | 19020 | 215. 638.3063 | ||||||
| Peace Lutheran Church | Lutheran | 100 Old Bethlehem Road | Perkasie | PA | 18944 | 215. 257.3294 | ||||||
| Peace Valley Church | unknown | 72 North Main Street | Doylestown | PA | 18901 | 215-230-7300 | ||||||
| Peace Valley Community Church | unknown | Route 152 and Park Avenue | Chalfont | PA | 18914 | 215. 230.7300 | http://www.pvcsquared.org | Hello Nancy, My name is Blair Jarratt. I'm an elder at Peace
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| Peace-Tohickon Lutheran Church | Lutheran | 100 Old Bethlehem Road-Route 313 & Branch Rd | Bedminster | PA | 18944 | 215. 257.3294 | http://www.peace-tohickon.org/ | 1838 | The Tohickon church, Lutheran and Reformed, erected by Elias Nunemaker. The building previously in use was erected in 1866. Dedication: Anno Domini 1766, May the 8th, being the festival of Ascension, by me and Mr. Alfeuz, the Reformed pastor, the new stone church was publicly dedicated, on which occasion I preached on the text taken from I Reg., VIII., v. 28-29, and gave it the name Templum Pacis (church of peace). The Reformed minister took his text from Isaiah, Ivi., v.7, the last sentence. Battle's History of BC, page 579. | |||
| Pebble Hill Church | unknown | 320 Edison Furlong Road | Doylestown | PA | 18901 | 215-348-3428 | ||||||
| Pennridge Community Church | Community Church | South 5th 7 Cedar Street | Perkasie | PA | 18944 | 215. 257.1966 | ||||||
| Pennridge Full Gospel Tabernacle | unknown | 720 Blooming Glen Road | Perkasie | PA | 18944 | 215. 257.7309 | ||||||
| Perkasie Church of the Nazarene | Nazarene | 430 S. 9th Street & Park Avenue | Perkasie | PA | 18944 | 215. 257.6704 | ||||||
| Perkasie Mennonite Meetinghouse | Mennonite | 320 West Chestnut Street | Perkasie | PA | 18944 | 215. 257.3117 | ||||||
| Philadelphia Christian Center | Christian | 2990 Street Road | Bensalem | PA | 19020 | 215. 639.7000 | ||||||
| Philadelphia New Church | unknown | 851 West Bristol Road | Warminster | PA | 18974 | 215. 443.2533 | ||||||
| Pineville Community Chapel | Community Church | 5633 Carversville Road | Doylestown | PA | 18901 | 215. 348.2286 | ||||||
| Pleasantville United Church | Unknown | 3424 Limekiln Pike | Chalfont | PA | 18914-3608 | 215. 822.2394 | ||||||
| Plumstead Friends Worship Group | Quaker | 4914 Point Pleasant Pike | Gardenville | PA | 215. 822.2299 | 1752 | Friends were the earliest settlers in Plumstead and met as early as the winter of 1727-28, Battle's History of BC, page 572. With no plumbing or electricity and winter heat provided by a wood stove, the meetinghouse retains the simplicity of the original 1752 construction. Plumstead Worship Group is under the care of Buckingham Friends Meeting. "Today's Quakers in Bucks Quarterly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends" | |||||
| Plumstead Mennonite Meeting House | Mennonite | Black's Eddy Road | Plumsteadville | PA | 1806 | The Mennonite meeting-house, on the Black's Eddy road a mile southwest of Hinkletown, was built in 1806. Contrary to custom, a number of persons not members of the society are buried here. Battle's History of BC, page 572. | ||||||
| Plumstead Presbyterian Church | Presbyterian | Plumsteadville | PA | 1863 | The Plumsteadville Presbyterian church was organized in October 1861 by the Second Presbytery of Philadelphia. Battle's History of BC, page 572. This may be the Deep Run Presbyterian in that Plumsteadville and Bedminster were the same Township. | |||||||
| Point Pleasant Community Baptist Church | Baptist | 34 River Road | Point Pleasant | PA | 18950 | 215. 297.5047 | 1849 | Originated in the labors of Reverend Joseph Matthias in 1849, Battle's History of BC, page 630. A member of the American Baptist Convention. The congregation met in River Hill School House until 1852, when the present building was completed. The Carversville Christian Church 1837-1987 United Church of Christ, page 552 | ||||
| Presbyterian Church | Presbyterian | Bellevue & Gilliam Avenue | Langhorne | PA | 19047 | 215. 752.3200 | First records are dated 1886 | |||||
| Presbyterian Church | Presbyterian | Plumstead | PA | 1861 | Expired in 1915. The Carversville Christian Church 1837-1987 United Church of Christ page 555. A Presbyterian church was built in 1730 at the intersection of the River and Durham Roads. The congregation was probably a part of deep Run, and seceded from it on account of doctrinal disagreement. The first pastor was Reverend Hugh Carlisle, who also preached at Newtown. This congregation has long been extinct. Battle's History of BC, page 572. | |||||||
| Presbyterian Church at Bristol | Presbyterian | 225 Radcliffe Street | Bristol | PA | 19007 | 215. 788.0500 | 1844 | The Presbyterian church, Bristol, Reverend E.P. Shields, pastor, owes its origin to the energy and self-denying efforts of the Reverend James M. Harlow, who came to Bristol and moved in the matter of its organization, and especially in the work of the erection of a house of worship, as early as the spring of the year 1844. Battle's History of BC (1887), page 421 | ||||
| Quakers in Lehigh Valley | Quaker | 1690 George School Complex | Newtown | PA | 18940 | 215. 860.9747 | ||||||
| Quakertown Baptist Church | Baptist | 190 West Thatcher Road | Quakertown | PA | 18951 | 215. 536.4767 | ||||||
| Quakertown Presbyterian Church | Presbyterian | 2200 Krammes Road | Quakertown | PA | 18951 | 215. 536.2881 | ||||||
| Quakertown Presbyterian Church PCA | Presbyterian | Milford Square Fire Hall-Allentown Road | Milford | PA | 18951 | 215. 536.2881 | ||||||
| Quakertown United Methodist Church | Methodist | 1875 Frier Road | Quakertown | PA | 18951-3734 | 215. 536.4992 | 1872 | Introduced into Quakertown in 1872 by Reverend B.L.
Sanderlin. Battle's History of BC
(1887), page 606 David T. Ryan, Pastor 8-2005 |
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| Queen of the Universe | Catholic | 2443 Trenton Road | Levittown | PA | 19056 | 215. 945.8750 | http://www.archdiocese-phl.org/parishes/bucksa.htm | 1955 | Boundaries: Oxford Valley Rd. from Penn-Central R.R. to
Woodbourne Rd.; to New Falls Rd.; to Rt. 413 (extended to Reading R.R.); to
Penn-Central R.R. to Oxford Valley Rd. Founded: October 7, 1955 (Bucks County Vicariate) |
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| Redeemer Lutheran Church | Lutheran | Woodland & Hulmeville Avenue | Penndel | PA | 19047 | 215. 757.2724 | ||||||
| Redeemer Lutheran Church | Lutheran | 2100 York Road | Jamison | PA | 18929-1618 | 215. 343.1121 | ||||||
| Redemption Church | Reformed Episcopal | 347 New Street | Quakertown | PA | 18951-1738 | 215. 529.9460 | http://www.redemptiontrec.org | |||||
| Reformed Church of Pleasantville | Lutheran | Warrington | PA | 18976 | 1840 | The Reformed Church of Pleasantville (in Warrington) had its origin in the revival spirit of forty and more years ago. In September, 1840, Reverent Charles H. Ewing, a Reformed clergyman, conducted a series of religious meetings on the farm of Jacob Cassel, by invitation of the Christian people of that vicinity. Battle's History of BC (1887), page 513 | ||||||
| Resurrection Lutheran Church | Lutheran | 1700 Makefield Road | Morrisville | PA | 19067 | 215. 493.2018 | ||||||
| Richland Monthly Meeting of the Religious Society | Quaker | Main St. & Park Avenue | Quakertown | PA | 18951 | 215. 538.7555 | 1730 | The oldest religious society at Quakertown. Battle's History of BC (1887), page 605. | ||||
| Ridge Valley United Church | United Church of Christ | 905 Allentown Road | Sellersville | PA | 18960 | 215. 257.7244 | ||||||
| Rock Ridge Chapel | Christian | Geigel Hill Road | Nockamixon | PA | 610. 847.2906 | 1847 | Sometimes goes under the name Christian Church or Rope Walk Church. | |||||
| Rockhill Home Mennonite Church | Mennonite | RR2 | Sellersville | PA | 18960 | 215. 257.8803 | ||||||
| Rockhill Mennonite Church | Mennonite | 29 Meetinghouse Road | Telford | PA | 18969 | 215. 723.7780 | ||||||
| Rockwild Union Sunday School | unknown | 2408 Old Bethlehem Pike | Sellersville | PA | 18960 | 215. 257.8803 | ||||||
| Rocky Ridge Mennonite Church | Mennonite | 114 Rocky Ridge Road | Quakertown | PA | 18951 | 215. 536.1269 | ||||||
| Rolling Hills United Methodist Church | Methodist | Route 611 & Kellers Church | Plumsteadville | PA | 18949 | 215. 766.8150 | ||||||
| Saint Frances Cabrini | Catholic | Oxford Valley Road & Southway Drive | Fairless Hills | PA | 19030 | 215. 946.4040 | 215. 943.1116 | http://www.archdiocese-phl.org/parishes/bucksa.htm | 1953 | Boundaries: Penn-Central R.R. from Oxford Valley Rd. to Glouster
Rd. (both sides); thence by air line to Amelia Dr. (exclusive); to New Falls
Rd.; to Edgely Rd.; to Oxford Valley Rd.; to Penn-Central R.R. Founded: February 3, 1953 |
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| Saint Agnes Catholic Church | Catholic | 445 North Main Street | Sellersville | PA | 18960 | 215. 257.2128 | http://www.archdiocese-phl.org/parishes/bucksa.htm | 1872 | Saint Agnes' Sellersville (Roman Catholic) that for years had been attended from Saint John's at Haycock, a distance of 14 miles, was made a parish December 1, 1872. Battle's History of BC (1887), page 622. Boundaries: Townships of E. Rockhill and W. Rockhill and that portion of Montgomery County bounded by Bucks/Montgomery County line, the E. Branch Creek and Northeast Extension of PA Turnpike (including Borough of Tylersport). | |||
| Saint Andres Evangelical Lutheran | Lutheran | Dill Avenue & Chestnut Street | Perkasie | PA | 18944 | 215. 257.6184 | ||||||
| Saint Andrew's Catholic Church | Catholic | 81 Swamp Road | Newtown | PA | 18940 | 215. 968.2262 | http://www.archdiocese-phl.org/parishes/bucksa.htm | 1876 | Saint Andrew's Roman Catholic church is an outgrowth of the
efforts of Father P.F. Lynch, by whom it was organized about the year
1876. Services were first held at the
residence of Nicholas McGowan in the town.
Battle's History of BC (1887), page
464. Boundaries: Pine La. from Rt. 413 (Durham Rd.) to Rt. 232 (Windy Bush Rd.); to Pineville Rd.; to Woodhill Rd.; to Upper River Rd.; to Washington Crossing Rd. (Rt. 532); to Dolington Rd.; to Lindenhurst Rd.; to Middletown Twp. line; to Langhorne/Yardley Rd.; to Old Bridgeton Pike.; to Northampton Twp. line; to Swamp Rd.; to Mill Creek Rd.; to Township Line Rd.; to Rt. 413 (Durham Rd.); to Pine La. |
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| Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church | Episcopal | 47 W. Afton Avenue | Yardley | PA | 19067 | 215. 493.2636 | ||||||
| Saint Andrew's United Church | Lutheran | 615 East Walnut Street | Perkasie | PA | 18944 | 215. 257.2880 | ||||||
| Saint Andrews United Methodist | Methodist | 999 York Road | Warminster | PA | 18974 | 215. 675.4266 | ||||||
| Saint Ann (Italian) | Catholic | Dorrance and Pond Streets | Bristol | PA | 19007 | 215. 788.2128 | http://www.archdiocese-phl.org/parishes/bucksa.htm | 1906 | Boundaries: East, Delaware River; north, Fallsington Rd;
including King s Farms to Newportville Rd. from Fallsington Rd. to
Newportville; south, Newportville Rd. along Neshaminy Creek to the Delaware
River. School: (215) 788-2030 -- 418 Jefferson Ave. 19007 Rectory: 357 Dorrance St., P.O. Box 1175 19007 |
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| Saint Anne's Ukrainian Catholic | Catholic | 1545 Easton Road | Warrington | PA | 18976 | 215. 343.9809 | ||||||
| Saint Bede the Venerable Church | Catholic | 1054 Holland Road | Southampton | PA | 18966 | 215. 357.9679 | http://www.archdiocese-phl.org/parishes/bucksa.htm | 1965 | Boundaries: Northampton Twp. line from Holland Rd. (extended) to
Penn-Central R.R.; to Bristol Rd.; to Bustleton Pike; to 2nd St. Pike.; to
Newtown-Richboro Pike.; to Holland Rd. (extended); to Northampton Twp.
line. Founded: June 9, 1965 |
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| Saint Chas Borromeo Rectory | Catholic | 1731 Hulmeville Road | Bensalem | PA | 19020 | 215. 638.3625 | http://www.archdiocese-phl.org/parishes/bucksa.htm | 1903 | Boundaries: Delaware River from Street Rd. (extended); to
Poquessing Creek; to Knights Rd.; to Street Rd. (extended); to Delaware
River. Founded: December 8, 1903 |
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| Saint Cyril of Jerusalem | Catholic | 1410 Almshouse Road | Jamison | PA | 18929 | 215. 343.1288 | 215. 343.3139 | http://www.archdiocese-phl.org/parishes/bucksa.htm | 1965 | Boundaries: Along western and northern boundary of Warwick Twp. from Bristol Rd. to the Northampton Twp. line; to Spencer Rd. (extended); to Alms House Rd.; to Newtown Rd. (extended); to Bristol Rd.; to western boundary of Warwick Twp. Founded: June 9, 1965 | ||
| Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Rectory | Catholic | 1200 Park Avenue | Bensalem | PA | 19020 | 215. 245.6122 | http://www.archdiocese-phl.org/parishes/bucksa.htm | 1976 | Boundaries: Galloway Rd. from Knights Rd. to Hulmeville Rd. to Byberry Rd.; to Bridgewater Rd. to Ford Rd.; to Kasmir Ave.; to Bensalem Blvd.; to Ashton Rd.; to Rt. I-95; to Winks La. (extended); to Delaware River; to Street Rd. (extended); to Knights Rd to Galloway Rd. | |||
| Saint Ephrems Catholic Church | Catholic | 5400 Hulmeville Road | Bensalem | PA | 19020 | 215. 604.1002 | http://www.archdiocese-phl.org/parishes/bucksa.htm | 1966 | Boundaries: Neshaminy Creek from Old Lincoln Hwy. to Ashton Rd.; to Bensalem Blvd.; to Kasmir Ave.; to Ford Rd.; to Bridgewater Rd.; out to Byberry Rd.; to Hulmeville Rd.; to Galloway Rd.; to Bristol Rd.; to Old Lincoln Hwy.; to Neshaminy Creek | |||
| Saint Francis | unknown | Bensalem | PA | 19020 | Burial Grounds - Bensalem Township - Burial Grounds, Spruance | |||||||
| Saint Ignatius Catholic Church | Catholic | 999 Reading Avenue | Yardley | PA | 19067 | 215. 493.3377 | http://www.archdiocese-phl.org/parishes/bucksa.htm | 1920 | Boundaries: Delaware River from Overlook Dr. to the extension of
Sutphin Rd. from Morrisville-Yardley Rd.; to Edgewood Rd.; to Reading R.R.;
to Middletown Twp. line; to Lindendhurst Rd.; to Rt. 532; to Taylorsville
Rd.; to Woodhill Rd. extended to Overlook Dr. (both sides); to Delaware
River. Founded: January 26, 1920 |
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| Saint Isidore's Roman Catholic Church | Catholic | 531 W. Broad Street | Quakertown | PA | 18951-1215 | 215. 536.4389 | http://www.archdiocese-phl.org/parishes/bucksa.htm | 1886 | Boundaries: Lehigh County line from the Northeast Extension of PA Turnpike to County Rd. 09079; to Rt. 386; to County Rd. 09068; to County Rd. 09019; to County Rd. 09061; to County Rd. 09062; to County Rd. 09068; to northern boundaries of E. Rockhill and W. Rockhill Townships.; to Northern Extension of PA Turnpike; to Lehigh County line | |||
| Saint James Episcopal Church | Episcopal | 225 Walnut Street | Bristol | PA | 19007-4940 | 215. 788.2228 | 1696 | The Saint James Protestant Episcopal church originated indirectly in a division among Friends about the year 1696, when the more conservative party took the name of Keithians, from George Keith, their leader. Battle's History of BC (1887), page 412.Saint James Episcopal Church Cemetery Bristol PA Bucks County Historical Society 974.821 founded 1712. One of the oldest cemeteries in Bucks County. | ||||
| Saint James Episcopal Church Office | Episcopal | 330 S Bellevue Avenue | Langhorne | PA | 19047-2808 | 215. 757.3766 | ||||||
| Saint James' Evangelical Lutheran | Evangelical Lutheran | 14 Park Avenue | Chalfont | PA | 18914 | 215. 822.0391 | http://www.saint-john-church.org | 1857 | First religious society at Chalfont. Battle's History of BC (1887), page 589. | |||
| Saint John Bosco | Catholic | 235 E. County Line Road | Warminster | PA | 18957 | 215. 672.7280 | http://www.archdiocese-phl.org/parishes/bucksa.htm | 1953 | Boundaries: County Line Rd. from Township Line (Blair Mill Rd.); to Jacksonville Rd.; to Street Rd.; to Davisville Rd.; to County Line Rd.; to Davisville Rd.; to the Penn-Central R.R. Bridge; then by air line to Reading R.R. Station at Fulmore Heights; to Warminster Rd.; to Mill Rd.; to York Rd.; to Horsham Rd.; to Township line (Blair Mill Rd.); to County Line Rd. Founded: March 27, 1953 | |||
| Saint John the Baptist | Baptist | Ottsville | PA | 18942 | 610. 847.5521 | 1743 | Rev. Joseph Tobias, M.S.C., Pastor (7-2001), Saint John's parish (Roman Catholic), Haycock, Reverend Gearhart H. Krake, pastor, dates its origin from the latter part of the last century, when the pastors at Goshenhoppen included the seated population of the faith in this section in their pastoral labors. The families of McCarty, Garden, Doren, Sanders (Irish)…Battle's History of BC (1887), page 642. | |||||
| Saint John the Baptist | Catholic | 4050 Durham Road | Ottsville | PA | 18942 | 610. 847.5521 | http://www.archdiocese-phl.org/parishes/bucksa.htm | 1743 | Boundaries: Delaware River from the Durham-Nockamixon Twp. Line to Tohickon Creek; to Bedminster-Plumstead Twp. line; to US 611; to Stump Rd.; to Township Rt. 396; to Township Rd. 429; to Elephant Rd.; to Township Rd. 431; to E. Rockhill-Bedminster Twp. line; to County Rd. 09068; to County Rd. 09062; to County Rd. 09061; to County Rd. 09019; to County Rd. 09068 (Old Bethlehem Rd.); to PA 212; to Township Rd. 485; to Durham-Nockamixon Twp. line; to Delaware River. | |||
| Saint John the Evangelist | Catholic | Big Oak & Makefield Roads | Bensalem | PA | 19020 | 215. 295.9239 | ||||||
| Saint John the Evangelist Anglican Church | Anglican | 1150 Bristol Road | Churchville | PA | 18966 | 215. 396.1970 | http://www.toknowChrist.org | Churchville Jesus Focus Ministry | ||||
| Saint John the Evangelist Rectory | Catholic | 752 Big Oak Road | Morrisville | PA | 19067 | 215. 295.4102 | http://www.archdiocese-phl.org/parishes/bucksa.htm | 1964 | Boundaries: Reading R.R. from Middletown Twp. line to Edgewood
Rd.; to Morrisville Rd.; to Pinegrove Rd.; to Penn-Central R.R.; to
Middletown Twp. line; to Reading R.R.
Founded: June 3, 1964 |
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| Saint John United Church of Christ | United Church of Christ | 651 Easton Road | Riegelsville | PA | 18077 | 610. 749.2551 | http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/6508/JORIEGEL.HTM | |||||
| Saint John's Evangelical Lutheran | Lutheran | Ridge Valley | PA | 1860 | Organized by Reverend f. Berkemeyer. The corner-stone of the present church edifice, situated on Roberts street, and owned jointly with Saint John's Reformed congregation, was laid August 19, 1860. Battle's History of BC (1887), page 606 | |||||||
| Saint John's Evangelical Lutheran | Lutheran | 1 Avenue & Union | Richlandtown | PA | 18955 | 215. 538.2313 | 1808 | Oldest church in Richlandtown, built in 1808 and rebuilt in 1860. Battle's History of BC (1887), page 609 | ||||
| Saint John's Evangelical Lutheran | Lutheran | Quakertown | PA | 18951 | 1860 | |||||||
| Saint John's Evangelical Lutheran | Lutheran | 1203 Pine Grove Road | Morrisville | PA | 19067 | 215. 295.1603 | ||||||
| Saint John's Lutheran Church | Lutheran | 19 S 10th & West Broad Streets | Quakertown | PA | 18951 | 215. 536.3593 | 1861 | Saint John's Reformed church was organized in 1861 by Reverend P.S. Fisher. Battle's History of BC (1887), page 606 | ||||
| Saint John's Lutheran Church | Lutheran | 4 Main Street | Richlandtown | PA | 18955 | 215. 536.5027 | ||||||
| Saint John's Lutheran Church | Lutheran | 910 Allentown Road | Sellersville | PA | 18960 | 215. 257.9643 | ||||||
| Saint John's Lutheran Church | Lutheran | 1565 Sleepy Hollow Road | Spinnerstown | PA | 18968 | 215. 536.0734 | 1730 | The organization is somewhat obscure, but must have taken place between 1730-1740. Battle's History of BC (1887) | ||||
| Saint John's United Church of Christ | United Church of Christ | 4 North Main Street | Richlandtown | PA | 18955 | 215. 538.0875 | ||||||
| Saint John's United Methodist Church | Methodist | 820 Almshouse Road | Warminster | PA | 18974 | 215. 357.6998 | ||||||
| Saint Joseph | Catholic | Easton & County Line Road | Warrington | PA | 18976-2596 | 215. 672.3020 | 215. 672.3021 | http://www.archdiocese-phl.org/parishes/bucksa.htm | 1922 | Boundaries: Street Rd. from Lower State Rd., to Norristown Rd.; to County Line Rd.; to Blair Mill Rd.; to Moreland Rd.; to Maple Ave.; to Horsham Rd.; to Limekiln Pike; to Lower State Rd.; to Street Rd. Founded: June 16, 1922 | ||
| Saint Joseph the Worker | Catholic | 9164 New Falls Road | Levittown | PA | 19054 | 215. 945.4486 | http://www.archdiocese-phl.org/parishes/bucksa.htm | 1956 | Boundaries: New Rt. 13 from Penn-Central R.R. to Mill Creek Rd. (excluded); to North Turn La.; to North Park Dr.; to North Park Way; to Penn Valley Rd.; to New Falls Rd.; to Amelia Dr. (both sides); thence by air line to Glouster Rd. (excluded) to Penn-Central R.R.; to New Rt. 13.Founded: October 1, 1956 | |||
| Saint Joseph's Church | unknown | 1795 Columbia Avenue | Warrington | PA | 18976 | 215. 672.3020 | ||||||
| Saint Joseph's Marienstein | Catholic | Nockamixon | PA | 1882 | A mission of Saint John's Roman catholic parish, Haycock. Ground for the chapel was broken August 10,
1882. Battle's History of BC (1887), page
633. Thanks to the efforts of Father Henry Stommel, pastor of St. John the Baptist Church in Haycock Township from October 7, 1871 to November 19, 1875, that St. Joseph's on Marienstein Road was built. St. Joseph's was a mission of St. John's Roman Catholic Parish, Haycock. |
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| Saint Jude | Catholic | 321 West Butler Avenue | Chalfont | PA | 18914-2319 | 215. 822.0179 | 215. 822.9432 | http://www.archdiocese-phl.org/parishes/bucksa.htm | 1962 | Boundaries: Iron Hill Rd. from Ferry Rd. to Butler Ave. (U.S.
202); to New Britain Rd. (including all of New Britain Borough); to Lower
State Rd.; to County Line Rd.; to Hilltown Pike.; to Chalfont Rd.
(exclusive); to New Galena Rd. (exclusive); to Callowhill Rd. (exclusive); to
Ferry Rd.; to Iron Hill Rd. Founded: June 6, 1962 |
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| Saint Jude Rectory | unknown | 321 West Butler Avenue | Chalfont | PA | 18914-2329 | 215. 822.0179 | ||||||
| Saint Lawrence Catholic Church | Catholic | 345 Elmwood Lane | Riegelsville | PA | 18077 | 610. 749.2684 | http://www.archdiocese-phl.org/parishes/bucksa.htm | 1849 | The Roman Catholic persuasion has been represented by its
membership from an indefinite period, but no public religious service was
held until 1849. Boundaries: Delaware River from the Bucks-Northampton County line; to Durham-Nockamixon Twp. line (extended); to Township Rd. 485; to PA 212; to County Rd. 09079 (State Rd.); to Bucks-Lehigh County line; to Bucks-Northampton County line; to Delaware River. Founded: 1974 (As a mission, 1872),(Bucks County Vicariate) |
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| Saint Luke's Episcopal Church | Episcopal | 100 E. Washington Avenue | Newtown | PA | 18940 | 215. 968.2781 | 1832 | Saint Luke's Protestant Episcopal church was founded in 1832 by Reverend Greenbury W. Ridgely, rector at Bristol at that time. Battle's History of BC (1887), page 463 | ||||
| Saint Luke's Evangelical Lutheran | Lutheran | 470 Church Hill Road | Ferndale | PA | 18921 | 610. 847.5630 | lkferndale@epix.net | http://www.stlukeferndale.com/ | 1752 | The church began in a log structure in 1761. Incorporated in 1763. In 1804 the Lutheran congregation approached the local reformed congregation, and the Nockamixon Union Church was formed. The new Union Church worshiped in a building on the present site of St. Luke's Lutheran church on Church Hill Road in Ferndale. http://www.engageinfaith.org | ||
| Saint Luke's Evangelical Lutheran | Lutheran | Route 313 & Quarry Rd | Dublin | PA | 18917 | 215. 249.3818 | 1869 | The Dublin Lutheran church has been connected with Doylestown until quite recent years. (1887). Battle's History of BC, page 581 | ||||
| Saint Luke's Lutheran | Lutheran | 1305 State Road | Croydon | PA | 19021 | 215. 788.8951 | ||||||
| Saint Luke's United Church | unknown | 141 South Main Street | Dublin | PA | 18917 | 215. 249.3211 | ||||||
| Saint Luke's United Church of Christ | United Church of Christ | Durham Road | Ottsville | PA | 18942 | 610. 847.2633 | 1773 | Sometime prior to 1773 a log church building was erected upon a half acre of ground. It was resolved to build a new church in 1814. Battle's History of BC (1887), page 632. | ||||
| Saint Marks | Catholic | Bristol Pike | Bristol | PA | 19007 | 215. 788.2319 | 215. 788.2493 | http://www.archdiocese-phl.org/parishes/bucksa.htm | 1844-5 | Saint Marks is Bristol's first Irish Church. Boundaries: PA Turnpike from Route 413 to Phila. Electrical Powerline; to Edgely Rd.; to Route 13; to northern boundary of Tullytown Borough to Delaware River; to Route 413 (Burlington-Bristol Bridge); to PA Turnpike. | ||
| Saint Marks AME Zion Church | Methodist | 132 North Congress Street | Newtown | PA | 18940 | 215. 579.9295 | ||||||
| Saint Marks Orthodox | Orthodox | 452 Durham Rd | Wrightstown | PA | 18940 | 215. 860.9640 | info@stmarksoca.org | http://www.stmarksoca.org/ | ||||
| Saint Mark's Orthodox Church | Catholic | 124 Kipling Drive | Warminster | PA | 18974 | 215. 672.4841 | ||||||
| Saint Mark's Orthodox Church | Catholic | 452 Durham Road | Newtown | PA | 18940 | 215. 860.9640 | ||||||
| Saint Martin of Tours | Catholic | 111 New Street | New Hope | PA | 18938-5736 | 215. 862.5472 | 215. 862.1829 | http://www.archdiocese-phl.org/parishes/bucksa.htm | 1885 | Saint Martin of Tours parish, New Hope, Reverend Peter Quinn,
pastor, originated in 1885 in the labors of Reverend Henry Stommel, of
Doylestown. Battle's History of BC (1887), page 530. Boundaries: Fleecydale Rd. from Delaware River to Carverseville-Wismer Rd.; to Plumstead/Solebury Twp. Line; to Street Rd.; to Pineville Rd.; to Rt. 232 (Windy Bush Rd.) to Pineville Rd.; Woodhill Rd.; extended; to Overlook Dr. (both sides excluded); to Delaware River; N.W. to Fleecydale Rd. |
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| Saint Mary's Ukrainian Catholic | Catholic | 2026 Bath Rd | Bristol | PA | 19007-2102 | 215-788-7117 | ||||||
| Saint Mathew's Lutheran Church | Lutheran | 3668 Ridge Road | Perkasie | PA | 18944 | 215. 795.2965 | ||||||
| Saint Matthew's Lutheran Church | Lutheran | 3668 Ridge & Kellers Church Roads | Bedminster | PA | 18910 | 215. 795.2965 | ||||||
| Saint Matthews Methodist Church | Methodist | Somerton Road & Paris Avenue | Feasterville | PA | 19053 | 215. 639.4330 | ||||||
| Saint Michael the Archangel Church | Catholic | 66 Levittown Parkway | Levittown | PA | 19054 | 215. 945.1166 | http://www.archdiocese-phl.org/parishes/bucksa.htm | 1953 | Boundaries: Penn Valley Rd. from the Newportville-Fallsington
Rd. to North Pky.; to North Park Dr. (exclusive); to North Turn La.
(exclusive); to Mill Creek Rd. and Bristol Rd;. south along Bristol Rd. to
Northern Tullytown border; along Tullytown border south and west to Rt. 13;
to Edgely Rd.; to Newportville-Fallsington Rd.; to Penn Valley Rd. Founded: January 21, 1953 |
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| Saint Michael's Evangelical Lutheran | Lutheran | Sellersville | PA | 18960 | 1859 | |||||||
| Saint Michael's Lutheran Church | Lutheran | Church Street | Sellersville | PA | 18960 | 215. 257.6040 | ||||||
| Saint Michael's Lutheran Church | Lutheran | 48 Rambler Lane | Levittown | PA | 19055 | 215. 943.5587 | ||||||
| Saint Paul Lutheran Church | Lutheran | 837 Old Bethlehem Road | Quakertown | PA | 18951-5409 | 215. 536.5789 | ||||||
| Saint Paul's Episcopal Church | Episcopal | Oakland & Pine | Doylestown | PA | 18901 | 215. 348.4605 | 1846 | The parish of Saint Paul's Protestant Episcopal church, Doylestown was organized April 26, 1846 at the residence of Andrew Donaldson on State Street. Battle's History of BC, page 561 | ||||
| Saint Paul's Episcopal Church | Episcopal | 89 Pinewood Drive | Levittown | PA | 19054 | 215. 946.8559 | ||||||
| Saint Paul's Evangelical Lutheran | Lutheran | Applebachsville | PA | 18951 | 1855 | In the summer of 1870 Applebachsville and the Evangelical Lutheran congregation at the Toheka (Tohickon) united with Saint John's at Quakertown. | ||||||
| Saint Paul's Evangelical Lutheran | Lutheran | Doylestown | PA | 18901 | 1859 | |||||||
| Saint Paul's Lutheran Church | Lutheran | Old Bethlehem Road | Applebachsville | PA | 18951 | 215. 536.5789 | http://home.netcarrier.com/~stpauls/ | 1855 | The present membership (1887) is one hundred and twenty-five and services are held alternately in the English and German. Battle's History of BC (1887), page 643. | |||
| Saint Paul's Lutheran Church | Lutheran | 301 North Main Street | Doylestown | PA | 18901 | 215. 348.4004 | http://www.stpaulsdoyle.org | |||||
| Saint Paul's United Church -Christ | United Church of Christ | 104 Green Street | Sellersville | PA | 18960 | 215. 257.7268 | ||||||
| Saint Paul's United Methodist Church | Methodist | 2131 Palomino Drive | Warrington | PA | 18976 | 215. 343.0230 | ||||||
| Saint Peter & Paul Orthodox Church | Unknown | 1314 Randall Avenue | Levittown | PA | 19057 | 215. 943.8222 | ||||||
| Saint Peter's Evangelical Lutheran | Lutheran | Church & Delaware Road | Riegelsville | PA | 18077 | 610. 749.2031 | 1850 | The church building was erected as a Union House of worship in 1851. | ||||
| Saint Peters Tohickon UCC | United Church of Christ | 1071 Old Bethlehem Road | Perkasie | PA | 18944 | 215. 257.9399 | ||||||
| Saint Peters United Church of Christ | United Church of Christ | 1050 Old Bethlehem Road | Perkasie | PA | 18944 | 215. 257.4633 | ||||||
| Saint Philips Church | Unknown | 10 Chapel Road | New Hope | PA | 18938-1006 | 215. 862.5782 | 1920 | converted from a one-room school house in 1920 | ||||
| Saint Philip's Reformed Episcopal | Episcopal | 220 Norristown Road | Warminster | PA | 18974 | 215. 675.8061 | ||||||
| Saint Robert Bellamine | Catholic | 856 Euclid Avenue & Carriage Way | Warrington | PA | 18976 | 215. 343.0315 | http://www.archdiocese-phl.org/parishes/bucksa.htm | 1968 | Boundaries: Western boundary of Warwick Twp. from Almshouse Rd. to Bristol Rd.; to Little Neshaminy Creek; to Worthington Dr. (both sides); to St. David s Dr. (both sides) to Street Rd.; to Lower State Rd.; to Bristol Rd.; to Turk (Turkey Trot) Rd.; to Almshouse Rd.; to western boundary of Warwick Twp Founded: May 31, 1968 | |||
| Saint Robert Bellarmine | unknown | 856 Euclid Avenue | Warrington | PA | 18976 | 215. 343.0315 | ||||||
| Saint Stephen's Church of Christ | United Church of Christ | 110 North 6th Street | Perkasie | PA | 18944 | 215. 257.6460 | 1885 | The only one in the boro of Perkasie, dedicated November 14, 1886. Battle's History of BC (1887), page 623 | ||||
| Saint Stephen's Lutheran Church | Lutheran | 65 East Street Road | Langhorne | PA | 19053 | 215. 357.8138 | ||||||
| Saint Thomas Aquinas | Catholic | 601 Bristol Pike | Croydon | PA | 19021 | 215. 788.2989 | http://www.archdiocese-phl.org/parishes/bucksa.htm | 1922 | Boundaries: Durham Rd. from New Falls Rd. to PA Turnpike; to Rt. 413; to Delaware River; to Winks La. (extended); to Rt. I-95; to Neshaminy Creek; to New Falls Rd.; to Durham Rd. | |||
| Saint Vincent De Paul | Catholic | Hatboro & Tanyard Roads | Richboro | PA | 18954 | 215. 357.5905 | http://www.archdiocese-phl.org/parishes/bucksa.htm | 1968 | Boundaries: Northampton Twp. line from Spencer Rd. (extended);
to Holland Rd. (extended); to Newtown-Richboro Rd.; to 2nd St. Pike; to
Bustleton Pike.; to Bristol Rd.; to Newtown Rd. (extended); to Almshouse Rd.;
to Spencer Rd. (extended); to Northampton Twp. line. Founded: May 31, 1968 (Bucks County Vicariate) |
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| Saint Vincent De Paul Rectory | Catholic | 654 Hatboro Road | Richboro | PA | 18954 | 215. 357.5905 | ||||||
| Salem Mennonite Church | Mennonite | 41 E. Cherry road | Quakertown | PA | 18951 | 215. 536.1223 | ||||||
| Salem United Church of Christ | United Church of Christ | 186 E. Court Street | Doylestown | PA | 18901 | 215. 348.9860 | Bucks County Cemeteries with known Civil War Veterans | |||||
| Salem United Methodist Church | Methodist | 3365 RR 412 | Springtown | PA | 18081 | 610. 346.6112 | ||||||
| Scottsville United Methodist | Methodist | Brownsville Rd | Langhorne | PA | 19053-2401 | 215. 355.2474 | ||||||
| Second Baptist Church | Baptist | 1109 North Easton Road | Doylestown | PA | 18901 | 215. 766.7650 | ||||||
| Second Baptist Church-Bristol | Baptist | 640 Race St | Bristol | PA | 19007-3723 | 215. 788.1440 | ||||||
| Seventh-Day Adventist Church | Adventist | 10 Greene Road | Warminster | PA | 18974 | 215. 672.3011 | ||||||
| Slovic Pentecostal New Life | Pentecostal | 4908 Oak Avenue | Langhorne | PA | 19053-4852 | 215. 354.0026 | ||||||
| Solebury Friends Meeting | Quaker | Sugan Road | Solebury | PA | 215. 579.6502 | gloria_smith@georgeschool.org | 1806 | The Solebury Friends' meeting was first held 12 mo. 30th, 1806, members previously worshipped at Buckingham. This picturesque meetinghouse was built in the traditional Quaker style in 1806. The little house across the road was built as a Quaker school in 1836. "Today's Quakers in Bucks Quarterly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends" | ||||
| Solebury Presbyterian Church (Thompson Memorial) | Presbyterian | Solebury | PA | 1811 | Many of the original families were those who had assisted Washington during critical times of the revolution.. In 1875, the church was dedicated to the Thompson family, which had contributed funds for rebuilding, and was titled Thompson Memorial Presbyterian Church. The Carversville Christian Church 1837-1987 United Church of Christ page 552 | |||||||
| Solebury United Methodist Church | Methodist | 2536 Aquetong Road | New Hope | PA | 18938-5736 | 215. 862.2657 | ||||||
| Soloman's United Church Christ | United Church of Christ | 2990 Bedminster Road | Perkasie | PA | 18944 | 215. 795.2668 | ||||||
| Southampton Friends Meeting | Quaker | Rt. 132 and Gravel Hill Road | Southampton | PA | 18966 | 215. 357.1000 | bobeckel@erols.com | 1947 | Organized in 1947, Southampton's first meetinghouse originally was a small schoolhouse, then a taproom. Today's contemporary meetinghouse was built in 1969 when Street Road was widened. "Today's Quakers in Bucks Quarterly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends" | |||
| Southern Baptist Assn | Baptist | 102 E. Pennsylvania Blvd | Feasterville | PA | 19053 | 215. 364.4984 | ||||||
| Southern Free Will Baptist Church | Baptist | 2860 Hulmeville | Bensalem | PA | 19020 | 215. 639.5156 | ||||||
| Spanish Church Of God | Church Of God | 4817 Beaver Dam Rd | Bristol | PA | 19007-3309 | 215. 785.0994 | ||||||
| Spotlight Holy Temple Ii | Spotlight Holy Temple Ii | 119 Walnut Street | Bristol | PA | 19007 | 215. 785.4845 | ||||||
| Springfield Church of the Brethren | Church of the Brethren | 920 E. Passer Road | Coopersburg | PA | 610. 282.1834 | |||||||
| Springfield Mennonite Church | Quaker | Pleasant View Road | Quakertown | PA | 18951 | 610. 346.8600 | http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~buckscounty/springfield.html | 1750 | History of Springfield Mennonite Congregation begins around 1750 with Mennonite families migrating into Springfield Township area of Bucks County from the Swamp area net Quakertown in search of new land for farming. Among them was a young man Peter Meyer, who at age 18 in 1741 migrated from Switzerland and settling in Springfield in 1750. Quakertown Historical Society, Churches III 31C | |||
| St Stephen Lutheran Church | Evangelical Lutheran | 65 E Street Rd | Feasterville | PA | 215. 357.8138 | http://www.ststephenslutheranchurch.org | ||||||
| St. Mary Lithuanian Catholic Cemetery | Catholic | Bensalem | PA | 19020 | webmaster@lithuaniangenealogy.org | http://www.lithuaniangenealogy.org/databases/pa/stmarys/index.html | St. Mary's Lithuanian National Catholic Cemetery has been abandoned and was once part of a church that had an office at 331 Reed Street in Philadelphia, PA and was originally organized in 1926. However, the church is no longer in existence and 331 Reed Street is a vacant lot. The township is having the grass cut during the summer months (by a good samaritan) and placing flowers on the graves and a wreath on the gate at Christmas. The cemetery is off Galloway road between Knights Road and Hulmeville Road | |||||
| Swamp Mennonite | Mennonite | Milford | PA | 1737 | At what date the first church organization was effected cannot be definitely determined. Tradition asserts that meetings were held as early as 1737. It is noticeable that no interments ever took place here, but that the dead were buried in the graveyard of the East Swamp church, about a mile to the east from the site of the first church building. The latter (East Swamp) church was built about the year 1771. After the erection of this new house of worship services were held in both alternately. The new one was afterward destroyed by fire, and a second of logs, erected in its stead, which served the double purpose of school and meeting house. It was used as a meeting house until 1850, when it was replaced by the present large East Swamp church. In 1790 a tract of eighty perches was conveyed and this lot is the site of the present West Swamp Mennonite church. The original meeting house was removed and rebuilt and services held there until 1819. Battle's History of BC (1887), page 612-13 | |||||||
| Swamp Mennonite Church | Mennonite | 2125 Rosedale Road | Quakertown | PA | 18951 | 215. 536.7928 | ||||||
| The Durham Evangelical Lutheran | Lutheran | Durham Road | Durham | PA | 18039 | 610. 346.8500 | http://www.durhamlutheran.org | 1790 | German services were held in the log school-house, popularly known as Laubach's by preachers from Easton. The religious complexion of those who worshipped at this latter place was principally Reformed and Lutheran. In 1812 these three congregations united in purchasing land from William Long, and appointed John Jacoby, Michael Zearfoos, Morgan Long, Anthony Trauso, John Boyer, Jacob Uhler and Jesse Cawley trustees for the erection of a church building, which was completed in 1813. It was replaced in 1857-58 by the Durham Union church of the present. | |||
| The Evangelical Lutheran (see Upper Tinicum) | Lutheran | Tinicum Township | PA | 1851 | ||||||||
| The German Lutheran | Lutheran | Ottsville | PA | 18942 | 1843 | |||||||
| The Jerusalem Evangelical Lutheran | Evangelical Lutheran | 733 Ridge Rd | Almont (Sellersville) | PA | 18960 | 215. 257.9423 | 1826 | Jerusalem Church is situated on the Ridge Road, at the village of Schlichters (Almont), about a mile northwest of Sellersville. | ||||
| The Neshaminy Lutheran Mission | Lutheran | Northampton Twp. | PA | 1748 | ||||||||
| Thompson Memorial Presbyterian | Presbyterian | 1680 Aquetong Road | New Hope | PA | 18938-1165 | 215. 862.2440 | 1813 | Organized in 1813 as the "Presbyterian Church of Solebury", many members formerly connected with the Presbyterian church of Newtown. Battle's History of BC, page 534. The Presbyterian chapel is connected with the Thompson Memorial church. it was built in 1874-75 through the efforts of R. Randall Hoes, a graduate of Princeton college and prospective student of theology. In 1876 the chapel and its worshippers were transferred to the church with which it is now connected. Battle's History of BC (1887), page 531. | ||||
| Trevose United Methodist Church | Methodist | 4937 Church Avenue | Langhorne | PA | 19053 | 215. 357.0481 | ||||||
| Trinity Assembly of God | Assembly of God | 1471 Almshouse Road | Jamison | PA | 18929 | 215. 491.0945 | http://www.new-life-today.org | A church of prayer, healing and deliverance | ||||
| Trinity Bible Church | Trinity Bible Church | 1229 Newport Rd | Bristol | PA | 19007-6527 | 215. 788.8828 | ||||||
| Trinity Episcopal Church | Episcopal | Route 263 | Solebury | PA | 18963 | 215. 297.5135 | http://www.trinityepiscopalbuckingham.org | Trinity Episcopal Church in Buckingham was built in 1839. It continued in use until 1965, when a modern structure was completed on Durham Road. The former building is used by Saint Mark's Russian Orthodox, The Carversville Christian Church 1837-1987 United Church of Christ page 553 | ||||
| Trinity Evangelical Lutheran | Lutheran | 102 N Hellertown Avenue | Quakertown | PA | 18951-1317 | 215. 536.4345 | 1890 | |||||
| Trinity Evangelical Lutheran | Lutheran | 19 South 5th Street | Perkasie | PA | 18944 | 215. 257.6801 | 1892 | |||||
| Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church | Lutheran | Hood Blvd & Queen Anne Dr. | Fairless Hills | PA | 19030 | 215. 943.3990 | http://www.crossroads-pa.org | |||||
| Trinity Great Swamp Church | unknown | 9150 Spinnerstown Road | Spinnerstown | PA | 18968 | 215. 679.7710 | ||||||
| Trinity Lutheran | Lutheran | 2170 Route 212 | Pleasant Valley | PA | 610. 346.7282 | |||||||
| Trinity Primitive Methodist Church | Methodist | Frosty Hollow Road & Route 413 | Penndel | PA | 19047 | 215. 752.8965 | ||||||
| Trinity United Church-Christ | United Church of Christ | 1990 Route 212 | Quakertown | PA | 18951 | 610. 346.7114 | ||||||
| Trinity Vineyard Church | Vineyard | 700 N Shady Retreat Road | Doylestown | PA | 18901 | 267. 261.7387 | bucksvcf@aol.com | http://www.trinityvineyardchurch.org | ||||
| Trinity-United Church-Christ | United Church of Christ | 1400 Bucks Road | Holland | PA | 18966 | 215. 968.9668 | ||||||
| Truth Seekers Tabernacle | Truth Seekers Tabernacle | 117 Old Route 13 | Bristol | PA | 19007-3623 | 215. 788.0251 | ||||||
| Unitarian Universalist Church | Universalist | Fairless Hills Masonic Lodge | Levittown | PA | 19058 | 215. 785.1687 | ||||||
| United Christian Church | Christian | 8525 New Falls Road | Levittown | PA | 19054 | 215. 946.6800 | ||||||
| United Church of Christ | United Church of Christ | 785 W. Street Road | Warminster | PA | 18974 | 215. 675.8808 | ||||||
| United Mennonite Church | Mennonite | 180 W. Thatcher Road | Quakertown | PA | 18951 | 215. 538.0522 | Michael Sutberry 8/2005 | |||||
| Upper Tinicum Lutheran Church | Lutheran | P.O. Box 166 | Upper Black Eddy | PA | 18972-0166 | 610. 982.5545 | http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/6508/BC_1.HTM | cornerstone laid on Whitsunday, 1851 through the evangelistic labors of Reverend Mr.. Wilcox, Lutheran pastor of Riegelsville, Battle's History of BC, page 629 | ||||
| Victory Chapel Christian Church | Victory Chapel Christian Church | 201 Old Route 13 | Bristol | PA | 19007-3622 | 215. 781.6550 | ||||||
| Victory Fellowship Church | Full Gospel | 120 Ridge Road | Tylersport | PA | 18971 | 215. 453.9988 | ||||||
| Warminster Baptist Church | Baptist | 709 Norristown Road | Warminster | PA | 18974 | 215. 674.1282 | ||||||
| Warminster Presbyterian Church | Presbyterian | 500 Madison Avenue | Warminster | PA | 18974 | 215. 675.0801 | ||||||
| Warrington Fellowship Church | Fellowship | 2233 Bristol Road | Warrington | PA | 18976 | 215. 343.1916 | ||||||
| West Swamp Mennonite Church | Mennonite | 2501 Allentown Road | Quakertown | PA | 18951 | 215. 536.7468 | The West Swamp Mennonite Church traces its beginning to the year 1717, when a Mennonite elder, Valentine Clemmer, came to the Great Swamp region accompanied by a goodly number of Mennonite immigrant families. Organized worship was conducted in homes. The first meeting house was erected in 1735, built of logs. In 1790 this was dismantled and rebuilt atop a pleasant knoll half a mile to the west. Quakertown Historical Society, Churches III 31C | |||||
| Wilkinson Memorial United Methodist | Methodist | 1609 State Road | Croydon | PA | 19021 | 215. 788.6637 | ||||||
| Woodside Presbyterian Church | Presbyterian | 1667 Edgewood Road | Yardley | PA | 19067 | 215. 493.4145 | ||||||
| Wrightstown Friends Meeting | Quaker | Route 413 | Newtown | PA | 18940 | 215. 968.9900 | 215. 598.3405 | wdsharp@voicenet.com | 1721 | The original log meetinghouse was built in 1721 on the northern boundary of land purchased in 1682 by William Penn from the Lenni Lenape Indians. The present meetinghouse dates to 1787. "Today's Quakers in Bucks Quarterly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends". Samuel Smith says that in 1686, James Radcliffe, a noted public Friend, settled near John Chapman, "and for the ease" of these two families, a meeting was held at their houses, which was continued until 1690, when a general meeting for the county was appointed to meet at Chapman's once a year. A meeting house was built, in 1721 and the present stone meeting was built in 1787. Battle's' History of BC (1887), page 466. | ||
| Yardley Friends Meeting | Quaker | 65 N. Main Street | Yardley | PA | 19067 | 215. 493.5376 | 215. 736.2444 | 7oaks@dplus.net | http://www.yardleyfriendsmeeting.org/ | 1859 | Gathering since 1859, Yardley Friends currently meet in this 1956 meetinghouse which was built primarily by its members. For many years Yardley Meeting was under the care of Makefield Meeting, a common Quaker tradition. "Today's Quakers in Bucks Quarterly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends" | |
| Yardley United Methodist Church | Methodist | 300 Langhorne Yardley Road | Yardley | PA | 19067 | 215. 493.3345 | 1858 | Yardley & Taylorsville constitute a Methodist Episcopal pastorate. Church buildings were erected in 1858 and 1838 respectively. The Advent congregation here has usually been connected with that at Morrisville. Battle's History of BC (1887), page 445. | ||||
| Zion Lutheran Church | Lutheran | 301 Jefferson Avenue | Bristol | PA | 19007-5240 | 215. 788.3944 | ||||||
| Zion's Evangelical Lutheran | Lutheran | 5901 Kings Highway S | Zion Hill | PA | 18068 | 610. 966.3834 | 1840 | Trinity church at Zion Hill was built in 1840 by Lutheran and Reformed, the pastors of the former denomination having been Reverends William B. Kemmerer, A.R. Horne, L. Groh, R.B. Kistler, J. Hillport; of the latter, J. Stahr, S.K. Gross, Bassler, and J.F. Mohr. Battle's History of BC (1887), page 640. | ||||
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