Congregation Beth-Israel of Media is a Reconstructionist church where they celebrate their traditional Judeo roots, but infuse it with an "egalitarian, participatory and open-minded" approach. They are lead by Rabbi Linda Potemken, who is also the head of the Philadelphia Reconstructionist movement. She also has served on the Board and Executive Board of the Reconstructionist Rabbinical Association and on the Executive Board of the Philadelphia Board of Rabbis.
Nativity BVM (Blessed Virgin Mary) is a Roman Catholic church located in Media's historic downtown district. This beautiful church's congregation is led by the Rev. Edward H. Bell and the Rev. Daniel Cavanaugh.
Delaware Valley Christian Church is run by Pastored Andrew Cox. It has a children's, youth and young adults ministry. It is a community- based church that believes in being supportive with each other through both celebrations and trials.
Crosspointe Church PCA (Presbyterian Church in America) is Pastored by Jeffrey Brunsink. Its goal is to have a "real" church where members can be honest to each other. It has a great kids "Klub" and nursery program, as well as adult "Point Groups" where people are free to work through the challenges of living in today's world.
Springton Lake Presbyterian Church sits on the intersection of Media Line Road and Newtown Street Road.
The church has a long roster of programs and activities for every age group in the congregation. For younger members, there's summer Bible camp and weekly Sunday worship services, choir and an annual Christmas play. Separate programs and activities are offered for middle school and high school students, including retreats and summer mission trips. Discipleship classes and special luncheons are for young adults, adults and small groups.
First United Methodist Church of Media is led by Maridel A. Whitmore, and the youth program is run by Doug and Martrice Gregory. Together, they encourage members and their children to follow the teachings of the Bible. The historic church was founded more than 150 years ago.
Originally the home of eight generations of the Tyler/Minshall/Painter family, these 650 gorgeous acres were eventually donated to the county in 1944 by Laura Tyler. Today, the tranquil arboretum still sports some of the original trees planted by Jacob and Minshall Painter back in the early 19th century, not to mention the thousand-plus varieties of other trees, shrubs and blossoms. From February through October, the arboretum hosts a number of fun events/features like the Live Butterfly House, the Pumpkin Days Festival, the Tyler at Twilight Auction and more. It's a great place to bring the family for educational fun as well as a good bit of exercise. One day passes are $9 for adults, $5 for children and $8 for seniors. Yearly memberships are $50 per individual, or save money by paying $60 per household.
Faith Reformed Baptist Church is lead by Pastor Matt Foreman. Together he and his worship team combine classic Church rhythms with new melodies to honor the traditions of the Church while finding new ways to express them. Their ministry is centered on reaching out to those in need while working with existing members through small study programs and youth programs.
Media Monthly Meeting is based on the Religious Society of Friends. They study the Bible and other religious writings from other religious faiths as they believe that Gods word is still being revealed. Their services are "silent" and each member is able to speak if they feel lead to do so.
St. George Greek Orthodox Church is lead by Rev. Fr. Anastasios Bourantus. The Greek Orthodox church is one of the oldest denominations of the Christian faith. The church believes in the teaching of the Christian Bible and in the traditions of the historical church. St George Greek Orthodox Church is a newly constructed, beautiful building. it holds a traditional Sunday service as well as a variety of classes and programs throughout the week.
Since 1944, the Media Fellowship House has fought social injustice in America. This nonprofit, nonpartisan, nonsectarian organization works to promote peace and understanding among races, cultures and religions. It provides the community with a diverse array of cultural, educational and service-oriented programs to improve the way we all think and live together. The Media Fellowship House shares this facility with the Hometown Senior Center.
The Media Church of Christ is a small neighborhood-based church. While it does not believe it is a "denomination" it is a unique Christian faith in that it does not have a priest or a central governing individual. The whole body of the church leads as an example both in and out of the church walls.
