Allegheny East Conference

After six years of worshipping online and occasionally at a rented space, the Mt. Olivet church in Camden, N.J., recently opened its church doors for worship in its newly renovated building. Pandemicnecessitated closure and subsequent building repair prevented them from meeting in their sanctuary, but through perseverance and dedication, they were able to host their grand reopening.

The Allegheny East Conference Women’s Ministries Department recently invited women clergy for a getaway offering them a chance to rest, reconnect and be renewed through fellowship, worship and celebrations.

Allegheny East Conference’s Communication Department recently welcomed more than 90 attendees to its 11th annual Connection and Ministry Communication Conference at its headquarters in Pine Forge, Pa. 

The Mt. Zion Miracle Station church (MZMSC) in Wilmington, Del., discovered an opportunity to bring joy to a local school during an unexpected time of year.

Earlier this year, the Pine Forge Academy choir embarked on an unforgettable international journey to the United Kingdom, where music became both their ministry and bridge to new friendships.

During the entire month of February, the Grace Tabernacle church in Norristown, Pa., celebrated Black history with intention—honoring not only the victories but also acknowledging the deep struggles endured across the African diaspora.

The 50-Plus Ministries Department at the United Hope church in Union, N.J., recently hosted its first prayer breakfast since the church’s relocation. This gathering, organized by leader Hazel Ellis, marked a milestone in the church’s journey of celebrating God’s faithfulness through transition, growth and new beginnings.