CHURCHES WITHIN THE PRESENT
BOUNDARIES OF THE
SUSQUEHANNA CONFERENCE OF
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DAUPHIN COUNTY PA
1. Chambers Hill United Methodist Church

Address: 6300 Chambers Hill Road
Municipality: Swatara township
County: Dauphin
State: PA
Directions:
Historic Conference:
East Pennsylvania Conference of the United
Brethren Church
Journal references:
1910,39 – Chambers Hill
and Ebenezer taken from Harrisburg circuit to make a 2-point charge
Brief History:
2. Charlton United Methodist Church

Address: 5920 Jonestown Road
Municipality: Lower Paxton township
County: Dauphin
State: PA
Directions:
Historic Conference:
East Pennsylvania Conference of the
Evangelical Church
Journal references:
1957,82&94 – permission to move church
building to rear of acquired lot
Brief History:
3. Colonial Park Campus
CrossPoint
United Methodist Church

Address: 430 Colonial Road
Municipality: Lower Paxton township
County: Dauphin
State: PA
Directions:
From the interchange of US 22 and I-83 at
the east edge of Harrisburg, go east one block on US 22 [Jonestown Road] to
Colonial Road. Go north on Colonial Road 1 mile to the traffic light for Devonshire
Road/Crums Mill Road.
The church is on the left.
Historic Conference:
East Pennsylvania Conference of the United
Brethren Church
Journal references:
1925,19 – building dedicated 1/4/1925 in
growing and very promising Colonial Park suburb
1955,44 – Linglestown
& Colonial Park circuit dissolved; each made a station appointment
Brief History:
This congregation began in
1922 when the Conference Missionary and Church Extension Society of the East
Pennsylvania Conference of the United Brethren Church purchases a lot at the
corner of Jonestown Road and Madison Street (41st Street
extended). A charter membership of 35 persons was established, and a brick church building was
dedicated in 1925. In 1961 when a major
interchange was planned in the area for I-83 and Jonestown Road, the
congregation was given the choice of remaining “inside” the interchange or
relocating to Colonial Road. The
congregation chose the latter. The
building was demolished, with the kitchen cabinets and other materials used in
the construction of the new Trinity EUB church in New Cumberland. In 2007 the congregation was re-named CrossPoint and became a multi-site campus with locations in
Rutherford (former Christ UMC) and South Hanover township (in a mall). The multi-site strategy has since been
abandoned, but the congregation continues as one of the larger suburban
Harrisburg congregations.
4. Ebenezer United Methodist Church

Address: 890 Ebenezer Road
Municipality: Lower Swatara township
County: Dauphin
State: PA
Directions:
Historic Conference:
East Pennsylvania Conference of the United
Brethren Church
Journal references:
1910,39 – Chambers Hill and Ebenezer taken
from Harrisburg circuit to make a 2-point charge
Brief History:
5. Elizabethville Trinity United Methodist Church

Address: 25 East Main Street
Municipality: borough of Elizabethville
County: Dauphin
State: PA
Directions:
Main Street is US 209. The church is on the north side of the street
½ block east of the square.
Historic Conference:
East Pennsylvania Conference of the United
Brethren Church
Journal references:
1941,22 – reopened
11/24/1940 following renovations/brick veneer
Brief History:
Elizabethville used to be called
Washington Square. This congregation is
an outgrowth of the old Motters Church. Elizabethville is first mentioned in the
minutes of the East German Conference in 1873 when Emanuels, Elizabethville, Motters, Lykens, Williamstown and Tower City were set aside
as the Williams Valley circuit. The old
Methodist church building at was purchased in 1879 for $600. In 1889 the congregation purchased a new lot
and erected the present church, which was modified with brick veneer and a new
addition in 1940.
In 1947 the Ebenezer Evangelical Church of
Elizabethville merged into Trinity. Their
building was sold in 1948 to adjacent property owner Edward T. Romberger, who
donated the memorial window depicting “The Shepherd and the Lost Sheep” to the
merged congregation.
6. Fishburn United Methodist Church

Address: 1215 Fishburn Road
Municipality: Derry township
County: Dauphin
State: PA
Directions:
Historic Conference:
East Pennsylvania Conference of the United
Brethren Church
Journal references:
Brief History:
7. Geyers United Methodist Church

Address: 1605 S. Geyers Church Road
Municipality: Londonderry township
County: Dauphin
State: PA
Directions:
Historic Conference:
East Pennsylvania
Conference of the United Brethren Church
Journal references:
Brief History:
8. Grantville St. John's United Methodist Church

Address: 165 Firehouse Road, village of Grantville
Municipality: East Hanover township
County: Dauphin
State: PA
Directions:
Historic Conference:
East Pennsylvania
Conference of the United Brethren Church
Journal references:
1922,16 – church completely rebuilt;
reopened 6/18/1921
Brief History:
9. Halifax Faith United Methodist Church
[Fisherville Grace]

Address: 1849 Armstrong Valley Road, village of Fisherville
Municipality: Jackson township
County: Dauphin
State: PA
Directions:
From Halifax to
north 3.5 miles on PA 225 to the village of Fisherville. The church is on the left as you enter the
village.
Historic Conference:
East Pennsylvania
Conference of the United Brethren Church
Journal references:
1996,198 –
received members of Ebenezer, Salem and Union; renamed Faith
Brief History:
This building is
unique in our conference in that it was owned at different times by all three
of United Methodism’s predecessor denominations. It was erected as a Methodist Episcopal
church in 1859, sold to the United Evangelicals in 1891, and sold to the United
Brethren in 1903. There was a United
Brethren class meeting in Fisherville, connected with the work at Halifax
before 1903. The class was attached to
Halifax until 1919, placed on the Enders circuit 1919-1934, and then on the
large Enders – Powells Vally circuit.
Grace (along with Enders
Salem, Halifax Ebenezer and St. Paul’s) was one of 4 churches on the original
Enders charge. In 1934 Enders and
Powells Valley combined to make the United Brethren’s large rural 8-point Enders
Powells Valley charge that existed until the 1968 United Methodist Union.
In 1996 Halifax Ebenezer, Enders Salem and Powells Valley Union merged into
Fisherville Grace (the lone remaining congregation from the original Enders
charge) to form Fisherville Faith, which has since been redesignated as Halifax
Faith.
10. Harrisburg Calvary United Methodist Church

Address: 4700 Locust Street
Municipality: Lower Paxton township
County: Dauphin
State: PA
Directions:
Historic Conference:
Central Pennsylvania Conference of the
Methodist Church
Journal references:
Brief History:
11. Harrisburg Grace United Methodist Church

Address: 216 State Street
Municipality: city of Harrisburg
County: Dauphin
State: PA
Directions:
Historic Conference:
Central Pennsylvania Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
Journal references:
1897,55 – agrees to let State use building
following 2/2/1897 fire that destroyed capitol building
Brief History:
12. Harrisburg The Journey United Methodist Church

Address: 2900 Derry Street
Municipality: city of Harrisburg
County: Dauphin
State: PA
Directions:
Historic Conference:
Susquehanna Conference of the United
Methodist Church
Journal references:
Brief History:
This is a new congregation formed in 2019
by the union of the Harrisburg Riverside and Twenty-Ninth Street
congregations. The former Twenty-Ninth
Street building was completely renovated, and the new congregation was
specifically designed to be a diverse, inclusive and contemporary outreach to
young urban professionals.
13. Hershey First United Methodist Church

Address: 64 W. Chocolate Avenue
Municipality: borough of Hershey
County: Dauphin
State: PA
Directions:
Historic Conference:
East Pennsylvania Conference of the United
Brethren Church
Journal references:
1955,59 – purchase new Kilgon
Organ for $35,000
Brief History:
14. Hummelstown Grace United Methodist Church

Address: 433 E. Main Street
Municipality: Derry township
County: Dauphin
State: PA
Directions:
Historic Conference:
Philadelphia Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church
Journal references:
Brief History:
15. Hummelstown Trinity United Methodist Church

Address: 210 W. Main Street
Municipality: borough of Hummelstown
County: Dauphin
State: PA
Directions:
Historic Conference:
East Pennsylvania Conference of the United
Brethren Church
Journal references:
Brief History:
16. Linglestown Life United Methodist Church

Address: 1430 N. Mountain Road
Municipality: Lower Paxton township
County: Dauphin
State: PA
Directions:
Historic Conference:
East Pennsylvania Conference of the United
Brethren Church
Journal references:
1910,39 – Linglestown
and Rockville taken from Harrisburg circuit to make a 2-point charge
1955,44 – Linglestown
& Colonial Park circuit dissolved; each made a station appointment
Brief History:
17. Loyalton Immanuel/Wesley United Methodist Church

Address: 5560 State Road, village of Loyalton
Municipality: Washington township
County: Dauphin
State: PA
Directions:
Historic Conference:
East Pennsylvania Conference of the
Evangelical Church
Philadelphia Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church
Journal references:
Brief History:
On December 29, 2019, Wesley UMC of Wiconisco merged into Immanuel UMC of Loyalton to form the
Loyalton Immanuel/Wesley UMC.
18. Lykens United Methodist Church

Address: 527 N. Second Street
Municipality: borough of Lykens
County: Dauphin
State: PA
Directions:
Historic Conference:
East Pennsylvania Conference of the United
Brethren Church
Journal references:
Brief History:
In 1970 the Lykens Otterbein
(former UB) congregations was joined by Lykens Grace
(former ME) and the Lykens UCC congregations to create the present Lykens UM
congregation.
19. Middletown Evangelical United Methodist Church

Address: 157 E. Water Street
Municipality: borough of Middletown
County: Dauphin
State: PA
Directions:
Historic Conference:
East Pennsylvania Conference of the United
Brethren Church
Journal references:
Brief History:
20. Millersburg First United Methodist Church

Address: 356 Union Street
Municipality: borough of Millersburg
County: Dauphin
State: PA
Directions:
Historic Conference:
Philadelphia Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church
Journal references:
Brief History:
21. Millersburg Grace United Methodist Church

Address: 982 Medical Road
Municipality: Upper Paxton township
County: Dauphin
State: PA
Directions:
Historic Conference:
East Pennsylvania Conference of the
Evangelical Church
Journal references:
Brief History:
22. Millersburg Hebron United Methodist Church

Address: 347 Market Street
Municipality: borough of Millersburg
County: Dauphin
State: PA
Directions:
Historic Conference:
East Pennsylvania Conference of the United
Brethren Church
Journal references:
Brief History:
23. Mount Calvary United Methodist Church

Address: 175 N. Fairville Avenue, Skyline View
Municipality: West Hanover township
County: Dauphin
State: PA
Directions:
Historic Conference:
East Pennsylvania Conference of the
Evangelical Church
Journal references:
Brief History:
24. Oberlin Neidig Memorial United Methodist Church

Address: 1251 Highland Street, village of Oberlin
Municipality: Swatara township
County: Dauphin
State: PA
Directions:
Historic Conference:
East Pennsylvania Conference of the United
Brethren Church
Journal references:
Brief History:
25. Paxton United Methodist Church

Address: 3550 N. Progress Avenue
Municipality: Susquehanna township
County: Dauphin
State: PA
Directions:
Historic Conference:
Philadelphia Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church (Paxton)
East Pennsylvania Conference of the United
Brethren Church (Harrisburg Sixth Street)
Central Pennsylvania Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church (Harrisburg Trinity)
Journal references:
Brief History:
Paxton, Harrisburg Sixth Street and
Harrisburg Trinity united in 1970 to form the present Paxton United Methodist
congregation, which erected the pr3esent facility in 1974.
26. Rockville United Methodist Church

Address: 4386 N. Sixth Street
Municipality: Susquehanna township
County: Dauphin
State: PA
Directions:
Historic Conference:
East Pennsylvania Conference of the United
Brethren Church
Journal references:
1910,39 – Linglestown and Rockville taken from Harrisburg circuit to
make a 2-point charge
Brief History:
27. Steelton Centenary United Methodist Church

Address: 1010 Orchard Drive
Municipality: Swatara township
County: Dauphin
State: PA
Directions:
From the interchange of Eisenhower
Boulevard and Chambers Hill Road [just south of the “Eisenhower Interchange” of
I-283, I-83 and US 322], go 1 mile west on Chambers Hill Road to PA 441. Go straight across PA 441 onto Orchard
Road. Continue east on Orchard Road for
0.5 miles. The church is on the south
side of the road. 0.5 miles before the Steelton-Highspire Jr/Sr High School.
Historic Conference:
East Pennsylvania Conference of the United
Brethren Church
Journal references:
1889,10 – new house of worship being built
Brief History:
This congregation is now
worshiping at its fourth site. The class
was organized in 1866 when Joseph Mumma moved to Baldwin (the original name for
Steelton) and convinced the pastor of Highspire circuit to being visiting the
town’s United Brethren families. An old schoolhouse was purchased, and the land
on which it stood was rented for 10 years.
In 1874 a church building was dedicated on Second Street and named
Centenary in honor of Otterbein’s 1774 move to Old Otterbein Church in Baltimore. In 1888 that building was sold to the German
Lutherans, and the congregation erected a third building across the
street. They worshiped in the first floor of the building until the second floor sanctuary was dedicated in 1890. When that building was destroyed by fire
December 6, 1969, the congregation purchased ground in Swatara township where
they erected their fourth and present building – worshiping with the former
Methodist [Steelton First] congregation in Steelton until the structure on
Orchard Drive was dedicated in 1972.
28. Steelton Mount Zion United Methodist Church

Address: 2430 S. Third Street
Municipality: borough of Steelton
County: Dauphin
State: PA
Directions:
From Front Street [PA 230] in the south end
of Steelton [1/2 mile north of the turnpike overpass], go east on R Street [the
only major road intersecting Front Street in the area] 3 blocks to Third
street. Go south on Third Street 1 block to S Street.
The church is on the northwest corner of Third and South Streets.
Historic Conference:
Philadelphia Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church
Journal references:
Brief History:
29. Stoverdale United Methodist Church

Address: Middletown Road and Woods Road
Municipality: Londonderry township
County: Dauphin
State: PA
Directions:
Historic Conference:
East Pennsylvania Conference of the United
Brethren Church
Journal references:
Brief History:
30. Union Deposit United Methodist Church

Address: 34 W. Main Street, village of Union Deposit
Municipality: South Hanover township
County: Dauphin
State: PA
Directions:
Historic Conference:
East Pennsylvania Conference of the United
Brethren Church
Journal references:
Brief History:
31. Wiconisco Calvary United Methodist Church

Address: 519 Pottsville Street, town of Wiconisco
Municipality: Wiconisco township
County: Dauphin
State: PA
Directions:
Historic Conference:
East Pennsylvania Conference of the
Evangelical Church
Journal references:
Brief History:
32. Zion Stone United Methodist Church

Address: 385 Million Dollar Road
Municipality: Halifax township
County: Dauphin
State: PA
Directions:
Historic Conference:
East Pennsylvania Conference of the United
Brethren Church
Journal references:
Brief History: