Welcome to St Paul's Elkins Park
An inclusive, multicultural Episcopal church.
All are welcome at the Holy Table in our church. No exceptions.
Our beautiful sanctuary has re-opened for in-person worship! All are asked to wear masks unless they are solo singing or speaking to the congregation. Bread and wine will be individually prepackaged for Holy Eucharist.
Services will also be available live on Zoom, and our Virtual Coffee Hour continues our fellowship afterward. The in-sanctuary congregation will be able to join those on Zoom for Virtual Coffee Hour.
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Tuesdays at 10:00am |
Sunday at 10:00am |
Our Music
“Those who sing,” said St. Augustine, “pray twice.” The ancient, African Bishop of Hippo meant that singing adds to our praise and worship of God – that our voices are gifts, with which we can make music to the Lord.
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Our History
Our church is a local gem and a national treasure. Multicultural roots grow deep at St. Paul’s Elkins Park. The oldest church in the Cheltenham area, and one of the most significant Abolitionist and Civil War historic sites in the Delaware Valley, St. Paul’s was started in 1851 and built in the early 1860s by the generous vision of financier and abolitionist, Jay Cooke.
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News & Events
Bring your pets for the Blessing of the Animals on 10/2
Bring your pets for our annual Blessing of the Animals during Family Commun …
Bring your pets for the Blessing of the Animals on 10/2
Bring your pets for our annual Blessing of the Animals during Family Communion on 10/2!
FREE Concert for Labor Day Weekend @7 pm sponsored by the Friends of St. Paul’s
Join us for a free concert sponsored by the Friends of St. Paul’s!
FREE Concert for Labor Day Weekend @7 pm sponsored by the Friends of St. Paul’s
Join us for a free concert sponsored by the Friends of St. Paul’s!
Making A Great Change: The Women of Old York Road
Making a Great Change: The Women of Old York Road. Sponsored by the …
Making A Great Change: The Women of Old York Road
Making a Great Change: The Women of Old York Road.
Sponsored by the Penn State Abington Public History Curriculum and by Lise Marlowe, winner of the Teacher of the Year Award from the History Channel, and by the Friends of St. Paul’s Elkins Park.
With Carol Faulkner, author of Lucretia Mott’s Heresy: Abolition and Women’s Rights in Nineteenth-Century America and Karen Smyles, WHYY, producer of The Montiers: An American Story.
Food available for purchase.
Upcoming Events
Oct
2
Family Communion Service with Virtual Coffee Hour
Location: via Zoom
Date:
October
2
Time: 10:00 am – 11:30 am