You are cordially invited to attend the services of The Church of the Lord Jesus Christ of the Apostolic Faith. Come and hear the world's foremost minister, Bible analyst and authority on the divinely inspired Word of God, Bishop Shelton Rapha Chabash Luke, preach the Whole Truth Gospel in its fullness according to the Holy Scriptures, as it was preached on the day of Pentecost.
Though William Penn left the Anglican Church to become a Quaker, he practiced religious tolerance. The Anglicans built this 1727-44 beautiful structure, based on Christopher Wren's designs in London. There are still services on Sundays and holy days, plus architectural tours. George Washington's seat is marked by a plaque. The Christ Church burial ground, the final resting place of Benjamin Franklin and his family, is at the corner of 5th and Arch Streets.
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Thankful Baptist Church is a family friendly loving church, where we place priority on worship, prayer, and the study of God's word - the Holy Bible. We invite you and your family to join us, that you might grow spiritually in a place where you will find comfort, healing, encouragement, inspiration, and hope.
Due to its spellbinding architecture and sheer grandeur, Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul is a must-visit place on the list of every tourist in Philadelphia. This beautiful cathedral is the centerpiece of one of the largest Catholic populations in North America. It was designed by celebrated architect Napoleon LeBrun and constructed between 1846 and 1864 by blending Palladian and Italian Renaissance architectural styles. A beautiful “baldachin” or “canopy” over the altar is evidence of the Italian influence while the church façade is in the Palladian style. In fact, you may be forgiven for thinking you are in Europe while viewing this glorious cathedral. Embark on an audio tour and learn more about its eight chapels, 2000-seat sanctuary, vaulted copper dome, and a spectacular apse featuring red marble carvings and stained glass work. During the tour, you will also be familiarized with the fascinating history of the basilica. As Pennsylvania's largest Catholic church, this monument is recorded in the National Register of Historic Places.
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We are a body of baptized believers. We believe in one Lord, one Faith, and one Baptism. Mt. Carmel is a refuge for the hurting soul. It is a place for retooling, refueling, and restoration. As the spirit fell upon all of those in the upper room in Acts, so we seek to have this experience with Christ on a continual basis. The evidence of Christ living on the inside is shown in our daily walk with Him. The church ministers to the soul, through the teaching and preaching of the Word and through constant prayer and fasting. Everyone is invited to experience Christ and find something to help them live a fruitful life every time we have service. You will have a fresh encounter and begin again!
We are a community of faith that believes there is a God, and this God created all that exists, including humankind. We believe that what God is like, and what God desires for the world is revealed in the Holy Bible of the Christian faith. We believe that while God is perfect and immortal, we, his creatures are neither perfect nor immortal. Because of our nature as mortal, imperfect creatures, we do things in this world which do not fit with Gods desire for us or his world. This disconnect is what the church calls sin.
At Shalom Assembly, we believe that the Holy Bible is the infallible Word of God, and that Jesus Christ is the way, the truth, and the life. Our vision is to build a multi-cultural congregation of believers in Jesus. We worship the living God in spirit and in truth.
