Rehearsal for Community Christmas Pageant
St. Peter's Church Third and Pine Streets, Philadelphia, PA, United StatesRehearsal for the St. Peter's Christmas Pageant will be held at 10 a.m.
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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.
Book Group
VariesThe St. Peter’s Book Group reads both fiction and nonfiction books, most of which deal with moral or social issues.
Food Cupboard
St. Peter's Parish House 313 Pine Street, Philadelphia, PA, United StatesThe St. Peter’s Food Cupboard provides free food to all every Saturday from 8-10 a.m.
Unto Us a Child Is Born: Isaiah, Advent, and Our Jewish Neighbors
St. Peter's Parish House 313 Pine Street, Philadelphia, PA, United StatesThe Book of Isaiah is a familiar voice for congregations during the season of Advent. So how do we create faithful, Christian interpretations of Isaiah for today while respecting the interpretations of our Jewish neighbors?
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.
Community Christmas Pageant
St. Peter's Church Third and Pine Streets, Philadelphia, PA, United StatesThe 2022 St. Peter’s Church Christmas Pageant will be held on Sunday, December 11 during the 11 a.m. worship service.
Food Cupboard
St. Peter's Parish House 313 Pine Street, Philadelphia, PA, United StatesThe St. Peter’s Food Cupboard provides free food to all every Saturday from 8-10 a.m.
Family Worship Service
VariesAlthough 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.
Unto Us a Child Is Born: Isaiah, Advent, and Our Jewish Neighbors
St. Peter's Parish House 313 Pine Street, Philadelphia, PA, United StatesThe Book of Isaiah is a familiar voice for congregations during the season of Advent. So how do we create faithful, Christian interpretations of Isaiah for today while respecting the interpretations of our Jewish neighbors?