Saturday, August 9 at 10:00 a.m.

Greg will lead a group walk on a segment of Walk Around Philadelphia (a ongoing community building project to encourage people to walk the full 120-mile perimeter of the city). This walk will depart from Cherry Street Pier, proceeding north along the Delaware River to Graffiti Pier before returning back to the starting point. This walk is primarily urban, on flat ground (mostly sidewalks), and covers 4.5 miles over around 2-3 hours of walking depending on the pace of the group. We’ll enjoy lunch from a food truck at Cherry Street Pier and have a discussion at the end of the walk.

Tuesday, August 12 at 6:00 p.m.

You're invited to a special evening of food, fellowship, and film at the Church of the Holy Trinity. We’ll share a meal together and then watch The Way, a powerful and inspiring story about faith, healing, and transformation. The Way follows Tom, an American doctor who travels to France after the unexpected death of his son, who had just begun the Camino de Santiago—a historic pilgrimage across northern Spain. In an effort to understand his son’s journey, Tom decides to walk the Camino himself, meeting fellow pilgrims along the way and discovering unexpected meaning, connection, and healing.

Sunday, August 17 at 1:00 p.m.

Brian Conroy will lead a group hike in the beautiful Wissahickon Park. We'll meet at the Wissahickon Transit Center and take a 3-mile hike that should take about 1.5–2 hours. The trail is of intermediate difficulty with about 200 feet of elevation gain, and there are bail-out options if needed. It's a great chance to enjoy fellowship, stretch your legs, and take in some nature before the end of summer. Sign up for this hike!

Silent Retreat on September 6

“In solitude we leave the things of the world for the things of God. In silence we leave the things of God for God alone.” --John Weborg

As Summer turns to Fall, do you long for some quiet, for a space to let your mind, body and soul pause and be still? Please join us for a “Come Away” Silent retreat on Saturday, September 6th from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Brookview Farm in Devon. This time will be facilitated by a spiritual director who will provide an environment and materials which will foster a deepening of your connection to both God and yourself. Join us!

We are so glad to connect with you online, and hope you find helpful information on this website.

We are in the middle of implementing a three year vision for this faith community to be more deeply engaged with the life of our neighborhood – to connect with the wide breadth of people that live in this area and who come to Rittenhouse Square for so many different things. We open our doors and our hearts wider to embrace the diversity that exists right outside our doors and walks on our sidewalks every day. We strie to be good stewards of our property and resources and make our space accessible for all. We are a place of joy, laughter and spirit. We are a place where our neighbors come together over the things we have in common rather than the things that divide.

We are not just a church on the square, we are an integral part of the neighborhood.

We invite you to learn more and join us as we begin this journey together.