Privacy
A plain-language summary of what this website collects and why.
What we collect
Contact form: your name, email address, the topic you choose, and your message.
Email sign-up: your email address and the page you signed up from.
We don't ask for payment details on this website, and we don't use advertising or tracking cookies.
How it's used
Messages are used only to reply to you. Email addresses are used only to send church updates such as worship announcements and upcoming gatherings. This website doesn't sell your information or use it for advertising. You can ask to be removed from the email list at any time by contacting us.
Where it's stored
Form submissions are received through our website host, Netlify, and are available to the church's website administrators. If the church moves its email list to a mailing service, your address will be stored there for sending updates.
Your browser
To avoid showing the email sign-up window repeatedly, the site saves a small note in your browser: for the current visit if you close the window, or on your device if you subscribe. It contains no personal information. Clearing your browser's site data removes it.
Our fonts are hosted on this website, so loading a page doesn't contact any outside font service. Some photos are delivered by Unsplash's image service, which receives the standard information any browser sends when loading an image, such as your IP address.
Other services
Online worship opens in Zoom, and online giving opens on the church's giving provider. Those services have their own privacy policies, which apply when you use them.
Questions
Call (215) 479-9788 or email lindaa.poole@gmail.com.
Photo credits
Stock photos on this site come from Unsplash and are used under the Unsplash License. They illustrate the life of a church and do not show members or leaders of High Street Church of God. The photo of our building is the church's own.
- Junipero Verbeke on Unsplash: Sunlight streaming through a colorful stained-glass window
- Rod Long on Unsplash: A hand turning the page of a Bible
- Hannah Smith on Unsplash: An open Bible and a cup of coffee on a table at home
- Markus Spiske on Unsplash: Young seedlings sprouting in trays
- Priscilla Du Preez on Unsplash: A cup of coffee and a notebook on a table
- studiopipin on Unsplash: Empty church pews with sunlight streaming through the windows
- Noah Buscher on Unsplash: Hands holding a small seedling in soil
- Unsplash photographer on Unsplash: Wooden pews in a small chapel with stained-glass windows
- Prasongsom Punyauppa-path on Unsplash: Lit candles glowing with soft lights
- Gabriel Martin on Unsplash: A pine forest path with sunlight filtering through the trees
- Kelly Sikkema on Unsplash: An open Bible with a pen and highlighter on a notebook
- Patrick Fore on Unsplash: Hands resting in prayer on an open Bible
- Deleece Cook on Unsplash: Close-up of antique piano keys
- Debby Ledet on Unsplash: A smartphone resting on a notebook beside a Bible
- CHUTTERSNAP on Unsplash: Close-up of a world globe
- Jen Theodore on Unsplash: Four brass skeleton keys
- James Coleman on Unsplash: Communion bread and a chalice
- Andrew Seaman on Unsplash: Rows of wooden pews along a church aisle
Last updated: October 2026