Overbrook
Presbyterian
Church

Overbrook Presbyterian Church

The Church at the Crossroads
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Overbrook Presbyterian Church is a welcoming and
diverse Christian community that actively seeks to
love and serve God, each other, and the world.

The Christian life is meant to be
shared together, and Overbrook offers
an open and inclusive community where all are welcome.

At the heart of our faith is the belief that
God's love is revealed to us most fully in
Jesus Christ—his life, death, and resurrection.

We invite you to come in and
take a closer look at our church.
Come join us for worship.

Our youth group spent a week last summer
serving at Broad Street Ministry
in Center City Philadelphia.

Upcoming Events:

Bible Study.
Wednesday mornings, 10:00 to 11:30 AM, in the Williamson Room. Current series: "Psalms, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs: 2,000 Years of Interpreting the Bible in Music."
Heavenly Harvest Meals.
Every Thursday, 10:00 AM, at Calvin Presbyterian Church, 60th and Master Street.
Adult Forum.
Sunday mornings, 9:15 AM, in McMillan Chapel. Current series: "Thinking Differently: Faith and Mental Health," led by the Deacons.
Shelter Meal.
Tuesday, January 31.
Souper Bowl of Caring Lunch.
Sunday, February 5, 12:00 PM. Join us for a selection of homemade soup and bread. Donation of $5 per person will go to relieve hunger.
Annual Meeting.
Sunday, February 12, 10:30 AM. The Annual Meeting will be incorporated within the worship service.
Philadelphia Winds Concert.
Tuesday, February 21, 7:30 PM, in the Sanctuary. Preceded by a Pancake Supper at 6:30 PM. Advance tickets for the supper: Adults $6, Children 12 and under $3. The concert is free admission with a free-will offering received to benefit the American Cancer Society.
Ash Wednesday Service.
Wednesday, February 22, 7:00 PM, in McMillan Chapel. Join us as we begin the Lenten season for a contemplative service of readings, prayer, art, music, and silence, with a short Lenten reflection, and the imposition of ashes.
Henry Ossawa Tanner Presentation.
Monday, February 27, 7:00 PM, in McMillan Chapel. Multimedia presentation about the life and work of pioneering African-American artist, Henry Ossawa Tanner.

Welcome to Overbrook Presbyterian Church.

Overbrook Presbyterian Church Exterior

We are a vibrant, growing congregation of about 375 members located since 1889 at the corner of City and Lancaster Avenues, in the historic Philadelphia neighborhood of Overbrook Farms.

Our church attracts members from throughout the Philadelphia metro area, from city and suburb alike. We are a multicultural church that values our tremendous diversity, and warmly embraces all people as full members of God’s family.

Overbrook is affiliated with the Presbyterian Church (USA), though we have a thoroughly ecumenical spirit. Our members come from a wide variety of denominational backgrounds to form a community centered in Jesus Christ.




We invite you to come in and take a closer look at our church. And join us for worship, if you are able. We would love to welcome you to share in our journey of faith here at Overbrook.

Sunday Morning Schedule

Adult Forum:
9:15 am - McMillan Chapel
Worship:
10:30 am - Sanctuary
Sunday School:
10:45 am - Classrooms
Coffee Hour:
11:30 am - Wistar Morris Room

Newsletter

February 2012
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Order of Worship

The Fourth Sunday after Epiphany
January 29, 2012
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This Week's Sermon

About My Father's Business
January 8, 2012
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Overbrook Presbyterian Church
The Church at the Crossroads

P: 215-877-2744
F: 215-877-0523
E: info@overbrookpresb.org

6376 City Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19151