Living Hope Community Church

We believe that Jesus Christ was, is, and always will be the only hope of the world. We believe that, as Christians, we are called to spread that hope and that the best way to do so is by mirroring Christ's own methods. Because of this, Living Hope's mission becomes clear: To spread the Living Hope of Christ by making disciples of all nations. At Living Hope, we've molded everything we do by studying how Christ lived, taught, and discipled. From this, we've dedicated ourselves to three primary ‘pillars' by which we see our ministry: 'Intentional Discipleship' in 'Relational Environments' with a 'Missional Mindset.' Since Living Hope's founding in 1997, we've been blessed with a growing congregation full of passionate individuals looking to participate in the growth of the church and the gospel. With that growth, we've learned that, in order to better reach our surrounding communities and bring the Living Hope of Jesus to them, it's not sufficient to continually expand as a church in one single location. Instead, in order to better reach people, our goal is to ‘go and make disciples' where they are. It's this principle that led us to a multi-site model--one church in multiple locations. In 2022, Living Hope officially expanded to include the Living Hope Doylestown Campus. God willing, we seek to continue this multiplication of the gospel's impact on surrounding communities. One way we hope to do so is by building a Community Center on the edge of the town of Dublin, PA - just across the street from Living Hope's main campus. Join us in our mission to spread the Living Hope of Christ by making disciples of all nations!

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Temple Dor Dorim

In March 1996 a dream became realized when the Reform Congregation of Weston was incorporated with Rabbi Norman Lipson as founding Rabbi and Scott Pestcoe as first President. Our synagogue began its rapid and unprecedented growth from its beginning with eight families to today, sixteen years later, with approximately 600 families. Under the leadership of our past presidents; Scott Pestcoe, Lisa Bennett, Ed Sternlieb, Michelle Gold, Adam Zipper and our current President Iris Kauffman, our congregation has moved from its humble beginnings in a storefront into our permanent home which houses our administrative offices, Early Childhood Center, Religious School and Youth Lounge. With the hard work and generosity of our congregants, we have completed Phase II of our building plan, which consists of our Social Hall, Atrium, Library and Rabbi's Study. We look forward to entering Phase III during which we will complete our building process with the construction of our sanctuary. Consistent with our name, youth groups are established for every child, from birth through high school. Sisterhood, Brotherhood and Empty Nesters groups were also established to provide our adult members with opportunities to become involved in the Temple through organized programs and community and social services. Within its permanent home at 2360 Glades Circle, Temple Dor Dorim looks forward to fulfilling the teachings of God and Torah with all its heart, soul and might, Throughout the Generations.

Hillside International Truth Center

Hillside International Truth Center, Inc. is a healing ministry of the whole person: Spirit, Mind, and Body. Hillside is committed to new thinking for healing hearts and transforming lives as demonstrated by Jesus the Christ. Dr. Barbara L. King affectionately called "Dr. Barbara," is the Founder Minister/World Spiritual Leader of Hillside International Truth Center, Inc., a New Thought, inclusive, healing ministry open to all people, headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia. Hillside began with a prayer group of twelve in Dr. Barbara's home in 1971 and now has thousands of members and supporters worldwide. Dr. Barbara is a native of Houston, Texas. She has a B.A. in sociology from Texas Southern University and a Master of Social Work (MSW) degree from Atlanta University. With a continued belief in lifelong learning, Dr. Barbara received her Doctor of Ministry degree from the Ecumenical Theological Seminary of Detroit, Michigan on June 2, 2012 at the age of 81. She has also received several honorary doctoral degrees.