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Hello Friends!
We will be resuming in-person worship on Sunday May 16th, 10:30am. We will be following all appropriate COVID-19 protocols.
For those worshiping with us from home, we will be live-streaming our services on Facebook and YouTube. You can find our Facebook page here and our Youtube channel here
Resources for the live-streamed services, such as hymns and readings can be found under the "Visit Us" drop down menu above.
Blessings,
Rev. Shada
We will be resuming in-person worship on Sunday May 16th, 10:30am. We will be following all appropriate COVID-19 protocols.
For those worshiping with us from home, we will be live-streaming our services on Facebook and YouTube. You can find our Facebook page here and our Youtube channel here
Resources for the live-streamed services, such as hymns and readings can be found under the "Visit Us" drop down menu above.
Blessings,
Rev. Shada
I saw the Holy City, the New Jerusalem, come down out of Heaven from God… - Revelation 21:2
The congregation and pastor welcome you to The Church of The Holy City, which exists to help people be open to the Lord’s presence and to facilitate the spiritual well being of all people. The Bible is the foundation of our theology and a guide for spiritual growth.
We look to the writings of Emmanuel Swedenborg, an 18th century theologian and scientist who envisioned a new Christianity coming into being, revitalized by the Spirit of the Lord. The name of our church is taken from Chapter 21, Verse 2 of the Bible’s Book of Revelation.
We welcome you to visit and join us in worship. Our regular church services are held at 10:30 a.m. on Sunday mornings. The service lasts about an hour.
As is our tradition since the 1800s, the church will be closed during the Sundays of August. We will resume our regular Sunday services in September.
The congregation and pastor welcome you to The Church of The Holy City, which exists to help people be open to the Lord’s presence and to facilitate the spiritual well being of all people. The Bible is the foundation of our theology and a guide for spiritual growth.
We look to the writings of Emmanuel Swedenborg, an 18th century theologian and scientist who envisioned a new Christianity coming into being, revitalized by the Spirit of the Lord. The name of our church is taken from Chapter 21, Verse 2 of the Bible’s Book of Revelation.
We welcome you to visit and join us in worship. Our regular church services are held at 10:30 a.m. on Sunday mornings. The service lasts about an hour.
As is our tradition since the 1800s, the church will be closed during the Sundays of August. We will resume our regular Sunday services in September.
Photo by John Ryan J&J Studios www.jjstudiosphiladelphia.com