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Benjamin Franklin.  Pioneer Alice. William Penn.  Betsy Ross.  George Washington.  Absalom Jones.  William White.  Fanny Kemble.  They, and so many more, come to life in the living history of a truly American church.  See more than 300 years of vision, faith and courage at Christ Church in Philadelphia!

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Enter here to learn about the people who make Christ Church their spiritual home, where we say, "Whoever you are, and wherever you find yourself on the journey of faith, you are welcome here, as you are. . . ."  We are a city church, alive with transcendent worship and music.  We care for our neighbors near and far, inspire our children and youth, and respond to the needs of the city and world.

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An authentic American historic site - still doing today what it started doing 312 years ago.  Families and groups can visit the church and burial ground to gain a deeper understanding of our early history and the importance of religious freedom.  Tours given throughout the day.

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Historic Christ Church News

4/24/2008

Tourism 2008: Slavery in Philadelphia goes National!

Sarah's Story: Slavery in Philadelphia, a 30-minute drama featuring a costumed interpreter sharing powerful stories of slaves and slaveholders, early patriots, Founding Fathers and citizens, is being presented Tuesdays and Thursdays  through September 30.  Join us at 1:30 p.m. at the burial ground  (5th and Arch Streets, $2 Adults, $1 students) or at 2:30 p.m. (free) in the church, 2nd Street above Market.  Group tours also available.
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Congregation News


2/2/2008

The Annual Report of the Parish

 Read the agenda and reports below, or download the report.

Community News

9/8/2008

Preservation Dinner

Save the Date!  On September 9, 2008 the Christ Church Preservation Trust will host an Awards dinner.

In The News

2/13/2008

Who owned Absalom Jones?

Episcopal Life publishes the Rector's article on slavery, Christ Church, and the relationship between Benjamin Wynkoop and the Rev. Absalom Jones.
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Learn about Neighborhood House events, community meetings and rental usage of the facility.

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