Churches in Philadelphia

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

African Methodist Episcopal Church

• Mother Bethel A.M.E. Church

Armenian Apostolic Church

• St. Gregory the Illuminator, Armenian Apostolic Church [2]

Baptist

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

Brethren in Christ

• Calvary Holiness Church

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

Greek Orthodox

• 
  Greek Orthodox Cathedral of St George [1]

• St. Stephen Cathedral

Methodist

• 
  St. George's United Methodist Church

Presbyterian

• Tenth Presbyterian Church

Quaker

Main article: Philadelphia Yearly Meeting

• Philadelphia Yearly Meeting

Roman Catholic

Main article: Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Philadelphia

• 
  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

Russian Orthdox

• St. Andrew's Cathedral, Philadelphia

Salvation Army

• New Building at the Budd Site in Nicetown.

Ukrainian Catholic

• 
  Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral

Unitarian

• First Unitarian Church of Philadelphia

See also

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

External Links

• Philadelphia Architects and Buildings