St Leo Roman Catholic Church

Middle Spring Presbyterian Church in Shippensburg, PA is a historic and connectional church that offers a welcoming and inclusive environment for worship and fellowship. With a rich history and a beautiful cemetery, the church provides various opportunities for spiritual growth, community engagement, and service. From Sunday worship services to adult Sunday school classes, Middle Spring Presbyterian Church offers a range of activities and events for individuals of all ages. With a strong emphasis on connection and community, the church aims to create a meaningful and transformative experience for its members and visitors.Generated from the website

St. Leo Parish was founded in 1982 by Bishop Joseph H. Hodges, ordinary of the Diocese of Wheeling - Charleston. Bishop Hodges always held special interest in the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia due to his own roots in Harpers Ferry. The active and complex parish family that exists today is quite different from the original community of 1982. However, it was the hard work of people who struggled to make homemade ice cream or organize a carnival to raise enough money just to host a parish dinner or buy new linens for the altar who set the tone and example that we try to follow today. In June of 1991, the parish had 232 registered families. Today, the parish has nearly 900 families and has moved into its new home situated on 139 acres. The church complex includes the sanctuary, office space, a conference room with a kitchenette, a library, our Fellowship Hall, and the CCD wing with classrooms for grades K-8th as well as confirmation and youth group. Our new site also incorporates a 9000 plot cemetery, as well as McGivney Hall, which houses the Knights of Columbus as well as serving as a classroom for Berkeley County's head start program.

Zion Episcopal Church in Charles Town, WV, is a historic community that embodies Christ's love and grace through joy, respect, and compassion. Grounded in Scripture, Reason, and Tradition, the church serves as a spiritual home and a beacon of unconditional love in today's world. Welcoming individuals at all stages of faith, Zion Episcopal Church encourages newcomers and visitors to join in their Sunday services, which include a traditional Rite I service at 8:00 am and a music-inclusive Rite II service at 10:30 am. The church aims to provide a supportive environment for those seeking a church home or exploring the Christian faith. Generated from the website