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  A real treasure!! This beautiful old church gives you wonderful insight into the early German farmers of Pennsylvania and their Reformed religion. It is kept by The Friends of Peace Church whose dedicated volunteers have done a great job in keeping it in it's original condition. The Conrad Doll organ inside the church is still working and worth hearing! It's a real gem as well. The church and the cemetery are no longer affilliated, but you can walk around the cemetery and see old tombstones too. The church is open to the public every Sunday in the summer from 4-6. There are free concerts during those times that are free and open to the public. I understand they also hold lots of weddings at the church. I would highly recommend a visit if you're in the area.

  Added March 12, 2017 by A Google User