Zwingli United Church of Christ

Never place a period
where God has placed a comma.

– Gracie Allen, 20th century American comedian

...you're welcome here!

Worship with us on Sunday mornings

350 Wile Avenue, Souderton

Worship at 9 am.
Fellowship after worship
Church School from 10:30 am until 11:30 am.

We welcome children of all ages in our services. "Busy Bags" for children are available from the ushers. And for families who desire it, nursery care is available for preschool children during worship services.

We are wheel-chair accessible and air-conditioned.

Gardener's Day April 28, 2012

Zwingli is sponsoring this day of many fun and exciting activities including plant sales, informative gardening lectures, and children's activities. Keynote speaker is the renowned Roger Swain, former host of "The Victory Garden." Also, artisans and crafters will be selling their wares.

Paper Recycling Returns!

The bin is back!

You can recycle all of your newspaper, magazines, shopping catalogs, office and school papers and mail 24 hours/ 7 days a week right here in our green and yellow bin. This is an easy way for you to recycle your paper every week. You save water and energy by recycling, and Zwingli earns money for every pound of paper you help us collect.

Please put all of your magazines, mail, newspapers and office papers in the green and yellow bin in our parking lot, but do not include cardboard or phone books.

We're back at Wile Avenue

On Sunday, August 14, 2011, we processed from the Boys & Girls Club to our former building on Main Street, now the MacCalla Lodge, and from there to our rebuilt home at 350 Wile Avenue.

Our service began with thanksgiving and memories of making sacred space for worship and church school at the Boys & Girls Club since the fire that damaged our building in June three years ago.

Processing to our former Main Street building reinforced our sense of connection with our heritage, as our worship continued in that space and we reflected on the saints who preceded us.

And then, with joy, we walked in the light rain along Walnut Street and into the curved drive to our home on Wile Avenue, where we continued worship in our new sanctuary, sharing special words and music, scripture and prayer, an offering of hopes and dreams, and the sacrament of holy communion.

After worship, we gathered in the new Family Life Center for refreshments and fellowship!

We believe...

God loves us unconditionally.
We are one family in Christ.
We are called to follow Jesus.
We are called not to judge, but to accept and forgive others, as we have been accepted and forgiven.
We are called to care for, to develop, and to share cheerfully the gifts and talents God has given us.