Our community church located in the Beverly Hills section of Upper Darby, serves a rich multicultural community
One of our former pastors tweeted a message from this fellow, apparently “Jesus of Nazarus”. Its a bit cheeky but a good way to get the Word out there and make it relevant to people today. I know this is gonna sound a little out there, but I'm asking you to just hear me out. Read More …
You are invited to join Upper Darby Township and Upper Darby Multicultural Commission for our 2nd Annual International Festival tomorrow, Saturday, September 22nd, from 1-7pm along 69th street from Market through Chestnut. There will be music, dancing, children’s activities, food and merchandise vendors representing the many diverse African, Asian, European, South and North American cultures that Read More …
On Saturday, June 2nd we will be having a day of service, this time focused on keeping our own house in order. On Saturday, June 2nd day of service. We will meet at the church at 10 AM for an in house day of cleaning, dusting and fixing up. Everyone is welcome. We will use Read More …
BY LISA PEMBERTON lpemberton@theolympian.com DECEMBER 24, 2017 03:38 PM Instead of pews, there were folding chairs, cafeteria tables and benches. And instead of religious banners, there were basketball hoops hanging from the walls.
On Saturday June 25th Beverly Hills Presbyterian Church of Upper Darby will hold one of its quarterly days of service. We will meet at the church at 10 AM for coffee and then go out as groups into the neighborhood to do a trash clean up and note any repair or property enhancements that we Read More …
Some of our members grew up with Joe and remain friends with his family. Here is a video he put out yesterday that shows some of the work he is doing in the community.
Join us this December to renew your Christmas spirit! Dec 6 –11 am A messenger comes Mal 3:1-4, Luke 1:68-79 Dec 13 –11 am Life’s persistent questions Zeph 3:14-20, Luke 3:7-18 Dec 20 –11 am A prophet and a savior Micah 5:2-5, Luke1:39-45 Dec 24 –7:30 pm A time of music and joy Christmas Eve Song Service
We noted with pleasure that a street near Temple University, West Poplar Street, is now named “Dixie Hummingbirds Way”. If you are not familiar with the group, here is a link to read a bit about them on Wikepedia.
To us it is just common sense to take care of the environment and do whatever we can to not pollute, save money and energy and generally be good stewards of the gifts we have been blessed with. Some Christians have identified climate change as an issue of fairness also, especially to the poorest people Read More …