Churches in Malvern, PA
17 churches in and around Malvern, Pennsylvania. Denominations include Presbyterian (3), Non-denominational (2), Episcopal (2), Pentecostal (1), United Methodist (1). You'll also find 6 Christian ministries, food help and schools listed below.
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- Apostolic Christian Church MalvernPentecostal · 3281 Phoenixville Pike
- Charlestown United MethodistUnited Methodist · 650 Church Road
- Christ Memorial Lutheran ChurchLutheran · 89 Line Road
- Covenant Presbyterian ChurchPresbyterian · 400 Lancaster Avenue
- Frazer Mennonite Church57 Maple Linden Lane
- God's Grace Bible ChurchNon-denominational · 2109 Conestoga Road
- Great Valley Presbyterian ChurchPresbyterian · 2025 Swedesford Road
- Malvern Bible ChapelNon-denominational · 20 Woodland Avenue
- Malvern Free Presbyterian ChurchPresbyterian · 80 Malin Road
- Saint Francis-in-the-Fields Episcopal ChurchEpiscopal · 689 Sugartown Road
- Saint John's Church
- Saint Patrick Roman Catholic ChurchCatholic · 104 Channing Avenue
- St Thomas Marthoma Church of Delaware ValleyRegistered nonprofit
- St. Peter's Church in the Great ValleyEpiscopal · 2475 Saint Peters Road
- Union Chapel
- Valley Creek Church146 Channing Avenue
- Word of Life Church PennsylvaniaRegistered nonprofit
Christian help & ministries in Malvern
Frequently asked questions
How many churches are in Malvern, PA?
Gather in Jesus Christ lists 17 churches in and around Malvern, Pennsylvania, with addresses, websites and directions where available.
What church denominations are in Malvern?
The most common are Presbyterian (3), Non-denominational (2), Episcopal (2), Pentecostal (1), along with 3 other denominations.
Where can I find a food pantry or soup kitchen in Malvern?
None are listed in Malvern yet. Use the directory to search nearby towns, ask a local church about its food pantry, or dial 211 for local help.
How do I choose a church in Malvern?
Look for faithful teaching centered on Jesus Christ and the Bible, worship that helps you draw near to God, and a community where you can grow and serve. Visit two or three times and ask about a newcomers' class.