This 45-minute service allows worshippers to engage with scripture through guided discussion in lieu of a sermon. Communion is served on the 1st Sunday of each month.

Masterpieces Every Christian Should Know

Sundays, 9-10am through October 18 in the Study.

Adult Education offers an opportunity to deepen your faith, build community, and engage in meaningful conversation with others who are curious about God and the world around us. Beginning Sunday, September 13, and continuing through October 18, this series invites participants to explore a diverse collection of architecture, plays, novels, paintings, films, and musical works, discovering how these masterpieces can enrich both faith and human understanding. Crossing cultures, eras, and artistic genres, each work reveals truths that have shaped the Christian imagination and left a lasting mark on human creativity. Through thoughtful engagement with these masterpieces, we can deepen our appreciation for God’s presence in art and culture while gaining fresh insights into our own faith journeys. No reading or advance preparation is required. Simply come ready to learn, reflect, and be inspired.

Contact Trisha Hall at trisha.w.hall@gmail.com

Contact Trisha Hall at trisha.w.hall@gmail.com

SPC's Lord’s Day services embody a classic reformed worship tradition. The Word is proclaimed through liturgy, song, and preaching. Scriptures are generally read by lay liturgists. Music leadership is anchored by our choir. Our pastors share leadership and preaching responsibilities from week to week. Communion is offered on the 1st Sunday of each month.

Services are livestreamed via YouTube beginning at 10:15 a.m. Sunday morning.

Following "Time with Children" (which happens just before the Sermon) children age 3 through 5th grade are invited to attend Godly Play, a Montessori-based method that engages children through their innate meaning-making language: Play.

Passport to Understanding

Learn how to build and maintain friendships across differences of religion and culture, with our friends from Interfaith Philadelphia! This multi-week experience is a chance to learn how to stand tall in who you are and your tradition, be a gracious host to people of different spiritual traditions, and how to be a grateful, gracious, and curious guest in different houses of worship and communities. Friends are welcome to join us!

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Swarthmore Presbyterian Church welcomes AA participants to weekly meetings in McCahan Hall. Entrance is via a door on the west end of the parking lot (across from the ABC House) under a covered walkway there.

Contact: Scott Richardson (484)238-4135

This 45-minute service allows worshippers to engage with scripture through guided discussion in lieu of a sermon. Communion is served on the 1st Sunday of each month.

Masterpieces Every Christian Should Know

Sundays, 9-10am through October 18 in the Study.

Adult Education offers an opportunity to deepen your faith, build community, and engage in meaningful conversation with others who are curious about God and the world around us. Beginning Sunday, September 13, and continuing through October 18, this series invites participants to explore a diverse collection of architecture, plays, novels, paintings, films, and musical works, discovering how these masterpieces can enrich both faith and human understanding. Crossing cultures, eras, and artistic genres, each work reveals truths that have shaped the Christian imagination and left a lasting mark on human creativity. Through thoughtful engagement with these masterpieces, we can deepen our appreciation for God’s presence in art and culture while gaining fresh insights into our own faith journeys. No reading or advance preparation is required. Simply come ready to learn, reflect, and be inspired.

Contact Trisha Hall at trisha.w.hall@gmail.com

Contact Trisha Hall at trisha.w.hall@gmail.com

SPC's Lord’s Day services embody a classic reformed worship tradition. The Word is proclaimed through liturgy, song, and preaching. Scriptures are generally read by lay liturgists. Music leadership is anchored by our choir. Our pastors share leadership and preaching responsibilities from week to week. Communion is offered on the 1st Sunday of each month.

Services are livestreamed via YouTube beginning at 10:15 a.m. Sunday morning.

Following "Time with Children" (which happens just before the Sermon) children age 3 through 5th grade are invited to attend Godly Play, a Montessori-based method that engages children through their innate meaning-making language: Play.

Passport to Understanding

Learn how to build and maintain friendships across differences of religion and culture, with our friends from Interfaith Philadelphia! This multi-week experience is a chance to learn how to stand tall in who you are and your tradition, be a gracious host to people of different spiritual traditions, and how to be a grateful, gracious, and curious guest in different houses of worship and communities. Friends are welcome to join us!

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This 45-minute service allows worshippers to engage with scripture through guided discussion in lieu of a sermon. Communion is served on the 1st Sunday of each month.

Masterpieces Every Christian Should Know

Sundays, 9-10am through October 18 in the Study.

Adult Education offers an opportunity to deepen your faith, build community, and engage in meaningful conversation with others who are curious about God and the world around us. Beginning Sunday, September 13, and continuing through October 18, this series invites participants to explore a diverse collection of architecture, plays, novels, paintings, films, and musical works, discovering how these masterpieces can enrich both faith and human understanding. Crossing cultures, eras, and artistic genres, each work reveals truths that have shaped the Christian imagination and left a lasting mark on human creativity. Through thoughtful engagement with these masterpieces, we can deepen our appreciation for God’s presence in art and culture while gaining fresh insights into our own faith journeys. No reading or advance preparation is required. Simply come ready to learn, reflect, and be inspired.

Contact Trisha Hall at trisha.w.hall@gmail.com

Contact Trisha Hall at trisha.w.hall@gmail.com

SPC's Lord’s Day services embody a classic reformed worship tradition. The Word is proclaimed through liturgy, song, and preaching. Scriptures are generally read by lay liturgists. Music leadership is anchored by our choir. Our pastors share leadership and preaching responsibilities from week to week. Communion is offered on the 1st Sunday of each month.

Services are livestreamed via YouTube beginning at 10:15 a.m. Sunday morning.

Following "Time with Children" (which happens just before the Sermon) children age 3 through 5th grade are invited to attend Godly Play, a Montessori-based method that engages children through their innate meaning-making language: Play.

Passport to Understanding

Learn how to build and maintain friendships across differences of religion and culture, with our friends from Interfaith Philadelphia! This multi-week experience is a chance to learn how to stand tall in who you are and your tradition, be a gracious host to people of different spiritual traditions, and how to be a grateful, gracious, and curious guest in different houses of worship and communities. Friends are welcome to join us!

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Swarthmore Presbyterian Church welcomes AA participants to weekly meetings in McCahan Hall. Entrance is via a door on the west end of the parking lot (across from the ABC House) under a covered walkway there.

Contact: Scott Richardson (484)238-4135

This 45-minute service allows worshippers to engage with scripture through guided discussion in lieu of a sermon. Communion is served on the 1st Sunday of each month.

Masterpieces Every Christian Should Know

Sundays, 9-10am through October 18 in the Study.

Adult Education offers an opportunity to deepen your faith, build community, and engage in meaningful conversation with others who are curious about God and the world around us. Beginning Sunday, September 13, and continuing through October 18, this series invites participants to explore a diverse collection of architecture, plays, novels, paintings, films, and musical works, discovering how these masterpieces can enrich both faith and human understanding. Crossing cultures, eras, and artistic genres, each work reveals truths that have shaped the Christian imagination and left a lasting mark on human creativity. Through thoughtful engagement with these masterpieces, we can deepen our appreciation for God’s presence in art and culture while gaining fresh insights into our own faith journeys. No reading or advance preparation is required. Simply come ready to learn, reflect, and be inspired.

Contact Trisha Hall at trisha.w.hall@gmail.com

Contact Trisha Hall at trisha.w.hall@gmail.com

SPC's Lord’s Day services embody a classic reformed worship tradition. The Word is proclaimed through liturgy, song, and preaching. Scriptures are generally read by lay liturgists. Music leadership is anchored by our choir. Our pastors share leadership and preaching responsibilities from week to week. Communion is offered on the 1st Sunday of each month.

Services are livestreamed via YouTube beginning at 10:15 a.m. Sunday morning.

Passport to Understanding

Learn how to build and maintain friendships across differences of religion and culture, with our friends from Interfaith Philadelphia! This multi-week experience is a chance to learn how to stand tall in who you are and your tradition, be a gracious host to people of different spiritual traditions, and how to be a grateful, gracious, and curious guest in different houses of worship and communities. Friends are welcome to join us!

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Presbyterian Women (PW) volunteers lead monthly gatherings of Bible study, conversation, and fellowship on Monday evenings.

For details, or to register, contact  Marilyn Henkelman at marilyn.henkelman@gmail.com

Most Session committees and our Board of Deacons meet monthly.  Following a brief service of invocation in the Sanctuary at 7:30pm, committees gather in spaces throughout the building.

Swarthmore Presbyterian Church welcomes AA participants to weekly meetings in McCahan Hall. Entrance is via a door on the west end of the parking lot (across from the ABC House) under a covered walkway there.

Contact: Scott Richardson (484)238-4135

This 45-minute service allows worshippers to engage with scripture through guided discussion in lieu of a sermon. Communion is served on the 1st Sunday of each month.

Masterpieces Every Christian Should Know

Sundays, 9-10am through October 18 in the Study.

Adult Education offers an opportunity to deepen your faith, build community, and engage in meaningful conversation with others who are curious about God and the world around us. Beginning Sunday, September 13, and continuing through October 18, this series invites participants to explore a diverse collection of architecture, plays, novels, paintings, films, and musical works, discovering how these masterpieces can enrich both faith and human understanding. Crossing cultures, eras, and artistic genres, each work reveals truths that have shaped the Christian imagination and left a lasting mark on human creativity. Through thoughtful engagement with these masterpieces, we can deepen our appreciation for God’s presence in art and culture while gaining fresh insights into our own faith journeys. No reading or advance preparation is required. Simply come ready to learn, reflect, and be inspired.

Contact Trisha Hall at trisha.w.hall@gmail.com

Contact Trisha Hall at trisha.w.hall@gmail.com

SPC's Lord’s Day services embody a classic reformed worship tradition. The Word is proclaimed through liturgy, song, and preaching. Scriptures are generally read by lay liturgists. Music leadership is anchored by our choir. Our pastors share leadership and preaching responsibilities from week to week. Communion is offered on the 1st Sunday of each month.

Services are livestreamed via YouTube beginning at 10:15 a.m. Sunday morning.

Following "Time with Children" (which happens just before the Sermon) children age 3 through 5th grade are invited to attend Godly Play, a Montessori-based method that engages children through their innate meaning-making language: Play.

Passport to Understanding

Learn how to build and maintain friendships across differences of religion and culture, with our friends from Interfaith Philadelphia! This multi-week experience is a chance to learn how to stand tall in who you are and your tradition, be a gracious host to people of different spiritual traditions, and how to be a grateful, gracious, and curious guest in different houses of worship and communities. Friends are welcome to join us!

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