Church of the Crucifixion

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+1 (215) 922-1128

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The dessert table at the Easter Eggstravaganza :)

The Paschal candle and the main stained-glass window, at Easter.

620 S 8th St

Philadelphia, PA 19147

+1 (215) 922-1128

http://www.crucifixionphiladelphia.org

The Church of the Crucifixion, founded in 1847 as the second Black church in the Episcopal Diocese of Pennsylvania, has a rich history of attracting notable figures such as singer Marian Anderson and sociologist W. E. B. DuBois.

After a period of closure, the church is now reopening its doors, bringing new life to its Bella Vista neighborhood and reaching a fresh audience of people.

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5.01 reviews

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2/3/2013

Truly a great place to worship God in a friendly, warm, welcoming, communal, and non-judgmental environment. It's the only church I've ever enjoyed with such fervor and passion.

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