All-Parish Leaf Raking
St. Peter's Churchyard Fourth and Pine Streets, Philadelphia, United StatesPlease come help us rake leaves in St. Peter's Churchyard on Saturday, December 7 anytime from 9 a.m. - Noon.
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Family Worship Service
St. Peter's Parish House 313 Pine Street, Philadelphia, PA, United StatesAlthough St. Peter’s welcomes children at all times, a special service for young children and their families takes place at 9 a.m. every Sunday during the school year. This service nurtures children’s spiritual formation and growth through singing, stories, crafts, and communion. It is a playful, energetic service, led each week by a member of […]
Spoken Worship Service
St. Peter's Church Third and Pine Streets, Philadelphia, PA, United StatesThis is contemplative service and a peaceful way to start your Sunday.
Worship Service
St. Peter's Church Third and Pine Streets, Philadelphia, PA, United StatesWe gather every Sunday at 11 AM for worship with choir and organ.
Wednesday Morning Prayer
ZoomEach Wednesday we will gather on Zoom for around 20-30 minutes for a time of prayer and reflection.
Mary at Work: Advent Quiet Day
St. Peter's Church Third and Pine Streets, Philadelphia, PA, United StatesWe’ll have a series of four brief prayer liturgies with meditations on different aspects of Mary.
Spoken Worship Service
St. Peter's Church Third and Pine Streets, Philadelphia, PA, United StatesThis is contemplative service and a peaceful way to start your Sunday.
Worship Service
St. Peter's Church Third and Pine Streets, Philadelphia, PA, United StatesWe gather every Sunday at 11 AM for worship with choir and organ.
Christmas Pageant
St. Peter's Church Third and Pine Streets, Philadelphia, PA, United Stateshe St. Peter’s Church Christmas Pageant will be held on Sunday, December 15 during the 11 a.m. worship service.
Blue Christmas Service
St. Peter's Church Third and Pine Streets, Philadelphia, PA, United StatesThis is a simple service of prayer and reflection, a time to acknowledge our sadness and pain, to remember those we love who have died, and to offer it all to our great sign of hope, the Holy Child of Bethlehem.