Pennsylvania Council of Churches
The essence of our calling is summed up in fellowship, service, work for justice, but above all … Love!
Our ministries, which include campground, trucker/traveler, and migrant outreach, work together to meet the needs of people.
Together, our 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.
Collectively, these ministries symbolize our dedication to meeting people where they are, both geographically and emotionally. By addressing the specific needs of different groups within our community, we strive to create an inclusive environment where individuals feel seen, heard, and supported. Through these collaborative efforts, we aim not only to provide immediate assistance but also to contribute to the long-term well-being and flourishing of every person we serve. Join us in this journey of compassion, outreach, and community building, as together we make a positive impact on the lives of those in need.
From Memorial Day to Labor Day, chaplains minister to campers across Pennsylvania in state parks and private campgrounds.
Chaplains meet spiritual and emergency needs of the many truck drivers and travelers who traverse Pennsylvania’s highways.
We work with seasonal farmworkers to address their spiritual, immigration, and physical needs.
We advocate on behalf of the Council’s members and empower people of faith to make a difference for the common good.
The Pennsylvania Council of Churches is collaborating with communities of faith in Central Pennsylvania to learn more about the dangers of Christian Nationalism and work together to oppose this threat
Over-the-counter voting in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, is an option for voters who want to vote early by applying for, filling out, and submitting a mail-in or absentee ballot all in one
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