Zion Assembly of Harrisburg

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Building the Faith of the people!

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Sunday Service 9 am ; Wednesday 7pm History and Vision: Zion Assembly of Harrisburg was founded in 1985 under the name New Testament Fellowship. The fellowship was co-founded by Pastor Raleigh Wingfield and his wife, Renee. A primary mission of Zion Assembly is to Build the Faith of the People. In 1998 - the community's name was changed to Zion Assembly of Harrisburg in order to raise the level of faith to a more accurate sense of purpose. Located at 5th & Maclay Streets in uptown Harrisburg, Pennsylvania (USA), the church is actively involved with other ministries and community-wide initiatives in the city and in the greater Harrisburg region. Pastor Wingfield has been instrumental in mentoring and training leaders and pastors in their calling to the work of the ministry. Zion Assembly is a member of Congress-World Breakthrough Network's Kingdom Community Network (KCN). Congress-WBN is an apostolic network composed of hundreds of church communities linked across 16 geographical regions worldwide. Congress-WBN is a global synergy of Kingdom communities and initiatives, which operates in over 65 nations on all five continents. The President and Founder is Dr. Noel Woodroffe who functions out of his apostolic base in Trinidad and Tobago, West Indies. Zion is a place where the Lord dwells and reigns.

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corner of 5th and Maclay

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Uptown

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Zion Assembly Of Harrisburg Inc

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Phone: (717) 234-7216

Address: 2101 N 5th St, Harrisburg, PA 17110