....our partners in local ministry

Bethany Birches Camp - Bethany Birches Camp, VT, is place where campers grow, change, learn, live and love. Campers and counselors engage in learning relationships and experience the fullness of life together as a community.  Our summer program is all about kids. An integrated program of recreation, eating, nature, worship and living together rounds out our days. Our goal is to share the love of Jesus in a way that brings all the goodness of God.

Bridge of Hope BuxMont - Is an organization working to end homelessness, one family and one church at a time.  Focused on helping single-parent families in Montgomery and Bucks Counties by connecting them to professional case management and trained mentoring groups from Christian churches in order that the families achieve permanent housing, financial self-sufficiency, and family stability. 

Christopher Dock Mennonite High School - In partnership with the family and the church, Christopher Dock seeks to develop the God-given abilities of students in preparation for responsible stewardship of life as members of God’s people in a global society.  Christopher Dock serves youth and families of Franconia Mennonite Conference, Eastern District Conference and those who share Anabaptist values.

Damascus Road - An Anabaptist antiracism training and skill development program.  The name "Damascus Road" refers to the process of transformation that Saul experienced on the road to Damascus (Acts 9:1-31). While Damascus Road provides space for individual transformation, the entire program is designed to work toward long-term transformation of institutions, particularly churches and faith-based organizations.

Franconia Mennonite Conference - As one of 21 conferences that comprise Mennonite Church USA, Franconia Mennonite Conference is a network of congregations, ministries, partnerships and initiatives continuing to emerge out of over 300 years of Anabaptist witness and faith. The conference’s mission is to equip leaders to empower others to embrace God’s mission. The conference began as a gathering at the historic Franconia (PA) Mennonite meetinghouse, located approximately 25 miles north of Philadelphia. Today, we are increasingly urban and global in our connections and orientation. We work and worship in English, Indonesian, Spanish and Vietnamese. We have partnerships that span the globe providing opportunities to learn and share resources in commitments that embody and extend Christ’s way of redemptive peace.

Keystone Opportunity Center - Is the joining together of Indian Valley Housing Corporation and Indian Valley Opportunity Center  to educate and assist community people to develop personal and family self-sufficiency. 

The Mennonite Heritage Center is a museum and historical library dedicated to preserving and sharing the stories of Mennonite faith and life in eastern Pennsylvania. Mennonites first settled in the Delaware Valley in 1683 and have been part of eastern Pennsylvania’s communities and religious life for over 300 years. You are invited to visit the heritage center to see changing exhibits, use our historical library and take part in events, programs and workshops throughout the year.

 Pennridge FISH (Fellowship In Serving Humanity) - FISH is a 100% volunteer service provider which maintains a food pantry and clothing outlet. Individuals can come to the pantry and clothing outlet during regular hours to receive aid. FISH also offers Emergency Financial Assistance as a bridge to help out when crisis arises in their lives.

Penn View Christian School - Is a local school affiliated with the Mennonite Church, which offers academically excellent education from a biblical perspective. The faculty and staff, in partnership with families and churches seek to nurture the God-given potential of each student in a Christ-centered community.

Quakertown Christian School - Is a local Mennonite school that works in partnership with the family and church in the process of developing physical, intellectual, spiritual and social life skills for each child using Biblical values and a challenging academic environment to instill a sense of Christian community and service.

Souderton Care and Share Thrift Shoppes - Is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the quality of life of people who are suffering from poverty, oppression and natural disaster.  For over 30 years the Care and Share Shoppes have helped make the world a better place by receiving and reselling donated clothing, household items, and furniture. Your purchase benefits Mennonite Central Committee (MCC), a relief, development and peace agency of the Mennonite and Brethren in Christ Churches. Without discrimination, Care and Share and MCC partner together to improve the human condition at home and in 52 countries around the world.

Spruce Lake Camp - Located in the Pocono Mountains of PA, Spruce Lake offers a Christian retreat and conference center, summer children’s and youth camp, Bible-based educational ministries and a family campground. God’s presence can be felt here through the beauty of nature, with over 800 acres of woodlands, waterfalls and mountain streams to explore, all offering refreshment for body and soul.  Spruce Lake’s Christian retreat ministries, its summer camp program and its outdoor education program are all just a short drive away.

Ten Thousand Villages - Is organization that works with over 130 artisan groups in more than 38 countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America to bring you fair trade jewelry, home decor, gifts and more. As one of the world's oldest and largest fair trade organizations, they build long-term relationships with artisans that are based on mutual understanding and respect.  Fair trade enables artisans to earn a fair wage and provides the opportunity for a better quality of life.