Parker Ford Church is a congregation in the Atlantic Northeast District of the Church of the Brethren.
PFC is also associated with an interdenominational network of transformation-minded ministries across eastern Pennsylvania called Netzer.

MISSION.
We believe that God has called us to be a love-filled home for all who worship our heavenly Father, built solely on the foundation of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

We believe that it is our mission to serve God and our community in love and humility through Christ centered worship and sound biblical teaching.

VISION. AT PFC WE SEEK TO:
- Be consistently centered on Christ and unified in following his example.
- Love, serve, and encourage one another with a humble spirit.
- Open our hearts to counsel, teach, disciple, and mentor one another.
- Develop a deeper personal relationship with God through prayer, praise, study, fellowship, and observing the sacraments.
- Be open to God's continuous revelation through the Word of God and through the Holy Spirit.
- Be a light to the community offering friendship, solace, and hope, as we proclaim God's message of salvation for all.
- Be a solid rock to a changing society.
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HISTORY.
Parker Ford Church traces its beginnings to 1808 when a group of five women organized worship services that were held in two schoolhouses located in Linfield and Parker Ford. The first church building was built in 1843 and the congregation served the Lord in that location on Bethel Church Road for 163 years.

PRESENT.
In July 2006, Parker Ford Church moved into our new church facility. This move was done less out of congregational need and more out of a sense of calling. A Shared Ministry Team of four part-time pastors had been providing the pastoral support for the congregation from 1999 to August of 2008. On August 11, 2008 Parker Ford Church called Tim Doering and Josh Bytwerk to come on as full time pastors. This shift in leadership was a part of the broader attempt to facilitate the apparent "replanting' that God seems to be walking PFC through.