The Bible Fellowship Church,

strongly evangelical in purpose and effort, was founded in 1858 and today consists of over 50 congregations in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Connecticut, Delaware, New York and New Mexico. Its doctrinal emphases include salvation through the death and resurrection of Christ, transformed life through new birth by the Holy Spirit, the authority and trustworthiness of the Bible as the Word of God, the culmination of history in the second coming of Jesus, and "a shared-life in the church of believers, with every-member responsibility for the propagation of the Gospel by evangelism and missions." 

Its heritage lies in the Mennonite Church. The churches support missions on five continents, the Victory Valley Camp for children and youths, Fellowship Community, which offers living services for older adults, and Pinebrook, a conference and retreat center in Pennsylvania.