Women’s Retreat
Join other women at St. Peter’s for a retreat focused on women’s history at St. Peter’s as well as our own history.
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Family Worship Service
St. Peter's Parish House 313 Pine Street, Philadelphia, PA, United StatesA special service for young children and their families takes place at 9 a.m. every Sunday during the school year.
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Spoken Worship Service
St. Peter's Church Third and Pine Streets, Philadelphia, PA, United StatesJoin us in the church for a spoken service (with no choir or organ).
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And Also Some Women
St. Peter's Parish House 313 Pine Street, Philadelphia, PA, United StatesJoin our own Cordelia Biddle (author and St. Peter's parishioner) for a two-part series exploring the rich history of women at St. Peter’s.
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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.
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Repairers of the Breach
St. Peter's Parish House 313 Pine Street, Philadelphia, PA, United StatesWe will gather in the parlor after coffee hour on Sunday. There will be sandwiches and salad provided for lunch. You can grab lunch whenever you arrive, and the workshop itself will begin at 1 p.m. Our country is at a hinge moment that calls for people of faith to stand up against all sinful […]
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Noonday Eucharist
St. Peter's Church Third and Pine Streets, Philadelphia, PA, United StatesAll are welcome at this weekly celebration of the Holy Eucharist each Tuesday at noon.
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TNT (20s&30s) Bible Study
St. Peter's Church Third and Pine Streets, Philadelphia, PA, United StatesThose in their 20s & 30s are invited to join us for a Bible study focused on Paul’s letter to the Romans.
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Bible Study: Following the Lectionary through Lent
ZoomDuring Lent, consider joining Rev. Laurie and the St. Peter’s Bible study regulars as they take an early, deeper, and lingering look at the upcoming Sunday readings.Â
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Virtual Way of the Cross
ZoomWe have hung stations of the cross along our brick wall on Pine Street, where we pair the traditional story of Jesus’ crucifixion with contemporary issues and images, showing struggle, resilience, and hope.
