In June 1987, moved by the number of homeless people and working families unable to afford a house in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, three churches formed the Interfaith Housing Development Corporation of Bucks County. The number of members has grown to include 29 congregations, community organizations and members at large. They include:

• Bensalem Presbyterian Church USA


• Bethlehem A.M.E. Church, Langhorne


• Emilie United Methodist Church


• Fairless Hills United Methodist Church


• Falls Friends Meeting


• Family of God Lutheran, Buckingham


• First Presbyterian Church of Levittown


• Grey Nuns of the Sacred Heart


• Lutheran Church of God's Love, Newtown


• Lutheran Church of the Resurrection, Yardley


• Morrisville United Methodist Church


• Newtown Presbyterian Church, USA


• North/Southampton Reformed Church, Doylestown


• St. Andrew Catholic Church, Newtown


• St. Ignatius Catholic Church, Yardley


• St. James Episcopal Church, Langhorne


• St. John the Evangelist Church, Lower Makefield


• St. John's United Methodist Church


• St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Morrisville


• St. Matthew's United Methodist Church, Trevose


• Scottsville United Methodist Church


• Second Baptist Church, Bristol


• Shir Ami, Newtown


• Trinity United Church of Christ, Holland


• United Christian Church, Levittown


• Woodside Presbyterian Church USA


• Wrightstown Friends Meeting


• Yardley United Methodist Church