The Universalist Church of Camp Hill is a sacred place where people to come together to share the love of God and community. The Church community puts an emphasis on learning and helping each other. Their passions and values stretch far into the community’s past, from those who continue to build the Church that graces downtown Camp Hill to those who invested their hearts in it through more than a hundred years of history.

Once the largest Universalist Church in the southeastern United States, First Universalist Church of Camp Hill originally met under a brush arbor in 1846 on the present site of Mt. Lovely Baptist Church. A simple cabin soon replaced the arbor and served until 1884 when a larger wood-frame church was built on the current site. The stately red brick church that still stands today was completed in 1907.