Lititz Moravian Church celebrates its 275th anniversary this year. The church, centered downtown in what was once named “The Coolest Small Town in America,” is a stone’s throw from busy ...

Home Moravian Church will hold its annual Christmas Eve Lovefeast services this week, expecting thousands to come to experience this centuries-old tradition.

US churches are coming together to create outsized relief for debt-strapped members of their communities. Church leaders say debt forgiveness is a modern, but very effective way to do good – and ...

Home Moravian Church will hold its annual Christmas Eve Lovefeast services this week, expecting thousands to come to experience this centuries-old tradition. The Moravian Lovefeast is a modern ...

ST JAMES, Jamaica - The Ministry of Education and Youth is hailing the Moravian Church for its contribution to the development of primary education in Jamaica. Moravian missionaries established ...

Moravian Church Settlementsis a transnational extension of Christiansfeld, a Moravian Church Settlement in Denmark founded in 1773 and inscribed on the World Heritage List in 2015.

(RNS) — Founded in 1741 by a small band of Moravian Church immigrants, the historic district joins a list that includes the Great Wall of China, the Pyramids of Giza and the Eiffel Tower.

BETHLEHEM, Penn., Oct. 17.--The project of consolidating the Northern and Southern Provinces of the Moravian Church of America has failed. View Full Article in Timesmachine » ...

Bethlehem’s Moravian Church settlement added to list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites The 10-acre settlement joins Philadelphia’s Independence Hall and Stewart Township’s Fallingwater on the list.

The church originated in Bohemia in the 15th Century - it is now a worldwide Christian church and is best known in Northern Ireland for the Moravian settlement at Gracehill in County Antrim.

In March, Trinity Moravian Church in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, announced it had purchased $3.3 million of medical debt belonging to 3,355 local families.

In March, Trinity Moravian Church in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, announced it had purchased $3.3 million of medical debt belonging to 3,355 local families.