Advent is a season of hopeful preparation as we remember Christ's birth and anticipate his coming again… and yet it can be a season in which it’s particularly difficult to “make room” to be attentive to God. Join us for a 3-week Advent Study for women on Friday mornings (9:30-11:30 am) at Resurrection where we seek to "make room" together.
Each week we'll do a short Bible study, take some time for a contemplative prayer practice (with both group and solo options), and then regather to give thanks as we close.
Please note the ages of any children you'd like to reserve a spot for so we know how many children we might have in care. We'll confirm with you once we're fully staffed.
Are you new to Resurrection, or have you been around awhile but don't yet feel connected? Join us after the worship service on Sunday, October 6 for Intro to Resurrection. It's a casual first step toward membership but also simply a place to ask questions and help us get to know you better. Registration coming soon!
Advent is a season of hopeful preparation as we remember Christ's birth and anticipate his coming again… and yet it can be a season in which it’s particularly difficult to “make room” to be attentive to God. Join us for a 3-week Advent Study for women on Friday mornings (9:30-11:30 am) at Resurrection where we seek to "make room" together.
Each week we'll do a short Bible study, take some time for a contemplative prayer practice (with both group and solo options), and then regather to give thanks as we close.
Please note the ages of any children you'd like to reserve a spot for so we know how many children we might have in care. We'll confirm with you once we're fully staffed.
Advent is a season of hopeful preparation as we remember Christ's birth and anticipate his coming again… and yet it can be a season in which it’s particularly difficult to “make room” to be attentive to God. Join us for a 3-week Advent Study for women on Friday mornings (9:30-11:30 am) at Resurrection where we seek to "make room" together.
Each week we'll do a short Bible study, take some time for a contemplative prayer practice (with both group and solo options), and then regather to give thanks as we close.
Please note the ages of any children you'd like to reserve a spot for so we know how many children we might have in care. We'll confirm with you once we're fully staffed.
This service features traditional and lesser-known Christmas music arranged and performed by musicians from Philly’s jazz, classical, and indie scenes, as well as readings that retell the story of Jesus's birth. This service is a Christmas tradition that traces its roots to England in 1880. Bring something savory or sweet to share at the reception that follows. Childcare for kids aged 3 and younger will be available, but we've tried to put together a family-friendly service and children are welcome to attend!
Join us for a family-friendly service ending with candlelight as we mark the eve of Christ's birth.
