A two-month-old church plant in Williamsport and a century-old church in Lewistown have moved into the neighborhood.

Our district is witnessing a surge in church planting efforts, with nine church plant projects currently in some stage of development.

“God gave me a sentence that I couldn’t shake. I heard Him tell me, ‘Spring Grove is the bridge to Hanover.’

On Palm Sunday in 2023, a dozen people arrived to discuss whether to close the doors of their church in Shamokin Dam for good. Now a year later, they are entering a new hopeful season.

We are excited to see how God allows Diamond City Alliance Church in Wilkes-Barre to point those affected by addiction toward hope and healing in Jesus.

Church planter Scott Newcomer began a church-planting journey in South Philadelphia eight months ago.

Get to know our newest Alliance international workers who are heading to West Africa in the fall of 2024.

God continues to amaze us with how He answers the prayer for more workers. Terry and Ruth Smith are returning to pastor one of our churches in Eastern PA.

In 2023, $174K was awarded in grants to help develop workers, churches, and communities in our Alliance Eastern PA district. We want to celebrate and report back on the Kingdom impact.

We give God all the glory for what He is doing in the life of Bret Norton, Countryside Alliance Church, and the Poconos region.

A team from Citylight Church in Philadelphia was privileged to be a small part of what God is doing through the Alliance to reach Central Asia with the good news.

There are five developing church plants in our district reaching the communities of Harrisburg, York, Upper Darby, Scranton, and Lock Haven. We want to share stories from three of those plants and let you know how to join in praying.

We are changing the way workers travel through the consecration and ordination process in Eastern PA.

We want to give you an update on our Philadelphia Church Planting Initiative. Our first step was to listen and learn. The next step is to begin pre-planting work in South Philadelphia.

One of the ways we can train people to make disciples that make disciples—that’s multiplication—is in the context of our own churches and communities through the rhythms of everyday life.

The international workers we lovingly refer to as “the family with a lot of children” are headed out soon. Find out what’s ahead for them.

As part of an assignment for a graduate class, three students decided to attend church for a semester. After presenting their insights, something powerful happened in class that day.

Close to $140K was awarded by our district in 2022 to equip workers and churches in Eastern PA. We want to report on some of that impact.

“I feel a big responsibility as an American born in Syria to encourage each one of us to stand with these suffering people at this crucial time,” writes Joseph, a pastor in our Eastern PA District.

We too often give ourselves a pass on pursuing prophetic ministry in our churches. Nate Howard and Shane Nichols encourage you to jump into our prophetic track, along with others, to intentionally grow in “hearing the leadership voice of Jesus.”