As the population of the township grew, with 30 resident landowners in 1722 and 83 in 1774, churches sprung up to meet the demand by religious residents. In 1710, the Baptist minister Hugh Davis moved to the Great Valley from Britain and, there being several Baptist families in this area, the Baptist Church in the Great Valley was formed on April 22, 1711. The church originally met in Radnor. However, there were enough members of this Baptist church that by 1722, a log building was erected in Tredyffrin to serve the congregation.
As the population of the township grew with 30 resident landowners in 1722 and 83 in 1774 churches sprung up to meet the demand by religious residents In 1710 the Baptist minister Hugh Davis moved to the Great Valley from Britain and there being several Baptist families in this area the Baptist Church in the Great Valley was formed on April 22 1711 The church originally met in Radnor However there were enough members of this Baptist church that by 1722 a log building was erected in Tredyffrin to serve the congregation