We ask that everyone continue to mask indoors. Masks are provided at the door. Proof of up-to-date vaccination (age 5 and older) is required to attend in-person worship. “Up-to-date” means fully vaccinated and a booster if it has been at least 5 months since your last shot. Please show your COVID-19 vaccination card or a photo of your card at the door as you enter the church. If you are not yet vaccinated, please join us for our live streamed service on our YouTube Channel . Every member of the St. Peter’s Choir, clergy, and church staff are fully vaccinated. The church is cleaned regularly, windows are open (weather permitting), and hand sanitizer is provided.

St. Peter's Church, Philadelphia

OPEN HEARTS.
OPEN MINDS.

Join us for services in-person and online.

Welcome to St. Peter’s Episcopal Church in Philadelphia. A theologically progressive Christian church, St. Peter’s is a safe place to explore or deepen your faith, a joyful place to worship, and a lively place to connect with others. We believe that God created all there is and declared it to be good. We believe that all people are beloved by God and are of equal worth and dignity.

Together, we raise our voices for justice, serve our neighbors and our city, and care for our planet and all of God’s creation. We invite you to participate in our life of prayer, learning, and service.

Sunday worship services are at 11 AM in-person and online. When a service is live, it will automatically appear here.

This Sunday was the final worship service with Rev. Claire Nevin-Field at St. Peter's Episcopal Church. This audio recording includes Rev. Claire's final sermon and the service of leaving portion of the worship. Click this link for the bulletin – https://www.stpetersphila.org/worship/bulletin/

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Worship Service for September 18, 2022 – the Fifteenth Sunday after Pentecost

Join us for a Worship Service at St. Peter's Episcopal Church with The Rev. Claire Nevin-Field, preacher and The Rev. Sarah Hedgis-Kligerman, celebrant. Click this link for the bulletin – https://www.stpetersphila.org/worship/bulletin/

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Worship Service for September 11, 2022 – the Fourteenth Sunday after Pentecost

Join us for a Worship Service at St. Peter's Episcopal Church with The Rev. Claire Nevin-Field, preacher and celebrant. Click this link for the bulletin – https://www.stpetersphila.org/worship/bulletin/

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Worship Service for September 4, 2022 – the Thirteenth Sunday after Pentecost

Vaccination & Masks Required

At in-person indoor worship services, St. Peter’s requires masking and proof of up-to-date vaccination (two doses of the COVID vaccine and a booster if eligible) for all those age 5 and older. As you enter the church, you will need to show an usher or greeter your vaccination card or a photo of the card of your phone. Getting vaccinated and masking is a way of loving our neighbors as ourselves and caring for the vulnerable among us.

New Here?

We are glad you are here and interested in learning more about our church community. We support one another though worship, prayer, fellowship groups, and other events. There is a place for you here!

Fill out our online welcome form so we can get to know one another better!

What We Believe

Our faith is a living faith, and our church is a community, not an idea. The Episcopal Church is not bound together by a shared position on academic theological questions or by tests of doctrine. Each person at St. Peter’s Church is able to wrestle with doubt and the questions of faith, and to arrive at conclusions that may be different.