Hemlock Farms has three predominant places of worship at the community.  Originally the developer had deeded five acre parcels of land to the Ecumenical Church of Hemlock Farms, the Catholic and the Hewish Fellowship.  The Catholic Church eventually opted to locate just outside the community on Route 739 just south of the main entrance.

For many years the Scranton Diocese of the Catholic Church had Sunday mass at the Steer Barn.  Eventually Sunday mass became so crowded they began having two masses each Sunday.  By the late 70's the Church had raised over $300k and on July 7, 1980 St. John Neumann Catholic Church was dedicated.

The Church at Hemlock Farms on Lookout Dive is an interdenominational Christian Church dedicated on Nov. 22, 1974.  It is federated with the Evangelical covenant Church and the Reformed Church of America. As the community grew so did the church and on may 12, 1996  new and larger sanctuary was dedicated with the old sanctuary to serve as a fellowship room.

The Jewish Fellowship at Hemlock Farms is the only Jewish presence in Pike County.  By August 1974 membership had grown to over 100 family.  on August 3, 1980 The Jewish Fellowship Community Center on Forest Drive/Hemlock Farms Road was dedicated.  Growth continued through the 90's and in 2000 a new Jewish Fellowship Community Center was built.

The Interfaith Council of Hemlock Farms is an organization that has three representatives from each of the three organized religious groups that administer programs designed to increase interfaith understanding.  The Council has an annual Memorial Day and Thanksgiving Service with the three faiths taking turns as hosts.