Bangor Episcopal Church
Welcome to historic Bangor Church
We’re glad you’re here! We are located in the heart of rural eastern Lancaster county, situated in the village of Churchtown and surrounded by the beauty of Pennsylvania farmland. We are a vibrant small congregation, caring for each other and the larger community. Our Sunday worship at 10 a.m. follows the rich tradition of the Book of Common Prayer. Parking is available at the rear of the church and is accessible off Water Street.
Join us online
Please join us online every Sunday at 10 AM. You can view our service live or later at your convenience. Click here to go to our YouTube Channel.
This Sunday, October 4th, Bangor Church will celebrate America 250 with a special Commemorative Service honoring the twenty-two Revolutionary War Patriots, their wives and daughters, all of whom are buried in the Churchyard. After the service, we will be dedicating a permanent bronze marker gifted by the Daughters of the American Revolution. Please consider joining us!
There is no online program available to download this week.
Friends of Bangor
Our “Friends of Bangor” is an extended network of friends who are interested in the history and happenings of our parish. Learn more.
Who we have been
Bangor Church has a proud and rich history. Founded in 1722 by early Welsh settlers to this region in eastern Lancaster county, we have witnessed for over 300 years to our Christian Anglican faith in the center of our Churchtown community.
Who we Are
Historic Bangor Episcopal Church seeks to be a community in Christ Jesus celebrating our heritage, vibrant in our worship, and engaged in ministry and mission. We are an active small congregation maintaining our legacy church building and churchyard and bearing witness to our faith in Jesus Christ.
Where we are going
We believe that we are being called to grow in health, vitality, numbers and mission. We will continue to promote discipleship in our worship, Christian formation, and fellowship. In all of this we place our trust in God and in the belief that Christ walks with us. We proclaim his Presence in our midst, in Scripture, and in the Breaking of the Bread.