Pennsylvania Council of Churches

The Pennsylvania Council of Churches is a coalition of Anabaptist, Episcopal, Orthodox, Pentecostal, and Protestant communities in Pennsylvania working together for Christian unity and fellowship. About Us

The Pennsylvania Council of Churches is a coalition of church bodies and agencies representing Anabaptist, Episcopal, Orthodox, Pentecostal, and Protestant communions in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Our mission is to foster Christian unity and fellowship by creating a space where individuals from diverse backgrounds can come together, share experiences, and build lasting relationships. About Us

We are dedicated to creating a welcoming environment for all, where fellowship is more than just a gathering; it’s a shared sense of purpose, support, and love that we extend to one another. About Us

Our ministries, which include campground, trucker/traveler, and migrant outreach, work together to meet the needs of people. These ministries strive to improve the lives of those in our community by meeting them where they are and providing the resources they need to thrive. Ministries

We advocate on behalf of the Council’s members and empower people of faith to make a difference for the common good. Advocacy

Newcomers are welcomed with open arms, and we encourage everyone to get involved in our ministries and events. Contact Us

Pennsylvania Council of Churches in Harrisburg, PA, unites Anabaptist, Episcopal, Orthodox, Pentecostal, and Protestant communities through shared fellowship and advocacy. First-time visitors may notice a welcoming emphasis on community engagement and outreach, with ministries designed to meet people where they are.

Pros

• Emphasizes Christian unity and fellowship across diverse denominations
• Offers ministries targeting specific community needs like migrant outreach and pet emergency care
• Provides a welcoming environment for newcomers with open arms
• Engages in advocacy work to support members and promote the common good

Cons

• Limited details on worship style or gathering format for visitors
• No clear information on service times or accessibility features
• Sparse specifics on family or children's ministries