Churches in Philadelphia

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Founded by William Penn to celebrate religious freedom, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania has many historic and significant churches.

Contents 1 African Methodist Episcopal Church 2 Baptist 3 Brethren in Christ 4 Episcopal 5 Greek Orthodox 6 Methodist 7 Presbyterian 8 Quaker 9 Roman Catholic 10 Russian Orthdox 11 Salvation Army 12 Ukrainian Catholic 13 Unitarian 14 See also

[edit] African Methodist Episcopal Church

• Mother Bethel A.M.E. Church

[edit] Baptist

Chestnut Street Baptist Church and Ternacle Baptist Church in West Philadelphia (4017 Chestnut Street)

[edit] Brethren in Christ

• Calvary Holiness Church

[edit] Episcopal

Main article: Episcopal Diocese of Pennsylvania

Gloria Dei (Old Swedes') Church

Saint Stephen's Church, Philadelphia

St. Peter's Church, Philadelphia

Saint Mary's Church, Hamilton Village

• Cathedral Church of Our Saviour
• Christ Church, Philadelphia
• St. Mark's Episcopal Church, Philadelphia

[edit] Greek Orthodox

Greek Orthodox Cathedral of St George [1]

• St. Stephen Cathedral

[edit] Methodist

St. George's United Methodist Church

[edit] Presbyterian

• Tenth Presbyterian Church

[edit] Quaker

Main article: Philadelphia Yearly Meeting

• Philadelphia Yearly Meeting

[edit] Roman Catholic

Main article: Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Philadelphia

Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul

Cathedral-Basilica of Sts. Peter and Paul

St. Francis de Sales Roman Catholic Church (Philadelphia)

• St. Joachim Church, Philadelphia
• National Shrine of Saint John Neumann

[edit] Russian Orthdox

• St. Andrew's Cathedral, Philadelphia

[edit] Salvation Army

• New Building at the Budd Site in Nicetown.

[edit] Ukrainian Catholic

Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral

[edit] Unitarian

• First Unitarian Church of Philadelphia

[edit] See also

• Partners for Sacred Places
• Kahal Kadosh Mikveh Israel
• Walnut Hill, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania has a growing Muslim Community.