Join us this Fall Term (September 13, 2026 – January 31, 2027) as we walk through Genesis to Deuteronomy, asking what these ancient books claim, whether they can be trusted, and how the God who made Eden still shapes life today.
NOTE: September 20 will be our Church Prayer Gathering in the Sanctuary at 9 -10:15am.
Join us this Fall Term (September 13, 2026 – January 31, 2027) as we learn who God is and who we are before him. We will focus on the doctrines of the Trinity, God's attributes, creation, providence, the image of God, and the covenant of works and learning how to defend these doctrines.
NOTE: September 20 will be our Church Prayer Gathering in the Sanctuary at 9 – 10:15am.
Please join us for a sit-down meal after the installation service of Dr. Jonny Gibson as Minister of Tenth. The main dish will be provided, but we ask that if you are able, please bring a side dish or dessert, with allergens labeled. Dr. Gibson would love for people to bring a dish from their particular country/culture). Please RSVP so we have a head count for food!
Join us starting September 13 as we study the life of Moses, one of the most significant leaders in all of Scripture. From his life in Egypt through the wilderness of Sinai and up to entry of Canaan, Moses’ story reveals God’s sovereign power, covenant faithfulness, and saving grace as He redeems His people and leads them toward the Promised Land.
Using Matthew Newkirk's "Knowing the Bible" study for the book of Exodus and Dr. James M. Boice's THE LIFE OF MOSES, this class will combine biblical exposition with practical discussion and personal application to explore themes of God's holiness, redemption, leadership, faith, obedience, suffering, and perseverance. We will see how the events of Exodus point beyond themselves to the greater redemption accomplished through Jesus Christ.
Whether you are new to Bible study or have been studying Scripture for years, this study will help deepen your understanding and confidence in God's character and promises for every season of life. Come be refreshed through fellowship, discussion, and the transforming truth of God's Word.
Please contact Earline at [email protected] if you would like to join. She can also give you information on procuring the study book. (A Teams link is provided for virtual attendees.)
The Tenth Summer Reading Groups will be studying, Lydia Brownback's book, Flourish: How the Love of Christ Frees Us from Self Focus. There are various Summer Reading locations that women can join so please contact Kelci Rose with any questions.
Lydia Brownback writes, "Flourish equips us with tools to identify the lies that come at us about where to find real life. As we dig deep into what God says in his word, we will learn to discern the worldly influences that threaten to warp our understanding of what it really means to be a Christian, and emerge with a faith that flourishes―full of the abundant life Jesus promises."
With about 50 members, Tenth Church Choir is our mixed vocal ensemble for singers interested in challenging repertoire, regular participation in worship services, and a very full choral schedule. The choir sings weekly in either the morning or evening worship services along with the Christmas Eve Lessons & Carols Service and Good Friday Choral Concert. Anyone 16 and older is welcome to join.
Rehearsals are Monday evenings, September through May. A light dinner is provided at 6:00pm.
This 5-week class is for those interested in both joining Tenth or learning what it means to be a member of a local church like Tenth. For those wishing to join Tenth, the class will be followed with sharing your testimony with our parish elders and then being publicy received into membership before the congregation.
Are you a new believer in Jesus trying to understand the Bible? Or perhaps you are not a Christian, but you are curious to know more about what the Bible says?
Beginning April 25, women are invited to join a 10-week introductory Bible study looking at the first book of the Bible, Genesis. We will be using the study The Promised One: Seeing Jesus in Genesis, by Nancy Guthrie. The study will be on Saturday mornings at 10AM at Kelci Rose's home. Women who are new to the Bible, newer Christians and/or non Christians, are encouraged to attend.
PLEASE NOTE: Registration will close on Wednesday, January 14 at 5:00 PM.
All Tenth women are invited to attend the 2026 Women's Retreat on Friday, January 23 at 5pm through Saturday, January 24 at 6:30pm at Camp Sankanac – The Traber Center. The total cost is $150.00 for overnight accomodations and 4 meals. There is a Day Guest option. The Day Guest fee is $30 for each day in addition to meal costs.
Scholarships are available. Before you register, please email Kelci Rose and Jean Andreozzi for scholarship information.
Step away from the noise and join us for a weekend of rest, encouragement, and spiritual renewal. We’ll reflect on how encounters with Jesus bring radical transformation, turning shame into courage, pride into humility, and despair into hope.
Whether you're celebrating God's work or longing for change, this retreat will leave you refreshed and reminded of the gospel’s power to transform lives.
Don't spend Thanksgiving day alone this year! Come to our Thanksgiving Day service at Tenth and then enjoy a meal and fellowship with your Tenth family. This year, we are looking at two ways of connecting our members on Thanksgiving day. First, if you have extra seats at your dinner table, or would like to eat a meal with a family, let us know and we would love to connect you with a member in your parish. Register to host or be a guest! Alternatively, register to join a Thanksgiving lunch at church following the Thanksgiving day service.
Join Tenth Young Adults for a fall hayride and pumpkin picking adventure at Mood's Farm Market, 901 Bridgeton Pike, Mullica Hill, NJ. After our trip to the pumpkin patch, we will enjoy a sweet time of fellowship over fresh apple cider and donuts. This event is free but feel free to bring your own money for the farm market or participate in the corn maze. (The only cost is the $6 bridge toll on the way back from NJ to PA.)
Drivers are needed to transport people from Tenth to and from Mood's Farm Market. Indicate if you can drive people when you register.
PLEASE REGISTER by October 8 at 11:59pm.
– 8:45am: Meet outside of the Delancey Street Lobby
– 9:00am: Depart from Tenth
– 10:00-11am: Hayride, Pumpkin Picking, Apple Cider & Donuts, Group Picture
– 11am-12pm: Free Time (corn maze, check out the Farmer's Market)
– 12:15pm: Depart for Tenth
– 1:00pm – Return to Tenth
Tenth’s Bible School for children and youth is a vital part of our ministry to the next generation. Bible School is held Sundays at 9 AM (with limited offerings at 11 AM) and 6:30 PM, providing something for every young person from the ages of 2 months to 18 years. Classes are divided by age or grade and are taught by competent and dedicated members from our congregation.
Children’s Bible School focuses on teaching children the truth of God’s Word to prepare them for ministry and personal witness in future years. In the early years lessons begin with an overview of both the Old and New Testaments, followed by more detailed stories, theology, and practical living applications in the later years. Lessons are accompanied by a robust memory work program including both scripture and catechism. For older students, we conduct an essay contest each year that gives them an opportunity to debate and explain a point of doctrine from the Westminster Confession of Faith.
Tenth’s Memory Work Program has been a feature of our Children’s Sunday School for more than 60 years. We understand that Bible memorization is a tool for making God’s word known to our covenant children. We hope and pray it helps them, “to grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ” (2 Peter 3:18).
Because it is much easier to absorb and retain the verses in youth than in later years, our Memory Work Program applies several basic principles:
The 2026 Global Outreach Conference, The Role of the Local Church in Global Missions: Answering the Call, opens Friday evening with guest speaker Rev. Sugel Michelén, pastor of Iglesia Bíblica del Señor Jesucristo in the Dominican Republic, who has partnered with The Gospel Coalition and Ligonier Ministries.
Friday, November 6, 2026
Both sessions will be taught in Spanish with consecutive English translation.
Join us for an inspiring event where Westminster Theological Seminary teams up with Tenth Presbyterian Church for a morning of teaching from Westminster professors on a topic relevant to life in the Church today. For 2026, our theme is The Lord Jesus Christ, and our guest speakers are Dr. Jonny Gibson, Dr. Brandon Crowe, Dr. Todd Rester, and Dr. David Garner.
There is no cost for this conference, but registration is required. Lunch is available for a fee. If you wish, you may bring your own lunch and eat in Fellowship Hall.
If you would like a lunch included, the cost will be $15 and registration to include lunch ends 12pm on Monday, October 5.
SCHEDULE
SCHEDULE:
9:00 am – Call to Worship, Prayer and Singing
9:10 am – Theophany in the Old Testament – Dr. Gibson
10:00 am – The Kingdom of God – Dr. Crowe
11:00 am – 20 minute break
11:20 am – Reformed Confessional Christology – Dr. Rester
12:15 pm – Lunch (Fellowship Hall)
1:00 pm – Christ Jesus: Wisdom from God – Dr. Garner
2:00 – 2:30 pm – Q & A hosted by Rev. Josiah Vanderveen and Caleb Burkhart, featuring all speakers.
NOTE: Day of walk-ins will register for free and must acquire lunch elsewhere. You may also pack your own lunch if you wish, and eat in Reception Hall.
PARKING:
Special Event Street Parking
South Street Garage – discounted rate with validated parking ticket
This four-year course equips college students to view all of life through the lens of God’s Word. By God’s wisdom revealed in Scripture, students learn to see true reality (Psalm 36:9). You will gain a comprehensive overview of the Old and New Testaments, Christian ethics, church history, theology, and more, understanding that all Scripture is authoritative and profitable for every human endeavor (2 Timothy 3:16–17). The goal is to grow in the mind of Christ and live in His maturity in every sphere of life (Colossians 1:28).
Tenth will be having a service day performing several projects around the church, including carpentry, gardening, painting, cleaning, and more. We will provide all of the tools and supplies. Volunteers are encouraged to wear clothes that can get dirty and close-toed shoes.
Coffee and donuts will be provided for breakfast at 8:30am, and work will begin at 9. Lunch will also be provided. Please sign up to let us know you're coming, and what skills you may have.
Join us for the Maranatha Youth Winter Retreat at Camp Sankanac on February 13-15. The Retreat is open to any 6th-12th graders and we are looking forward to enjoying some great games, conversations, and time together!
SCHEDULE:
Join us for our women's fall workshop, Hospitality and the Gospel: The Biblical Foundation for Welcome, Friendship, and Community! Hospitality is a biblical command, but what it is, why God calls us to it, and how it should shape our lives today are not always obvious. Join us as we explore God's design for hospitality in Scripture, hear examples from women serving in different contexts, and work together to consider practical ways to welcome others as we ourselves have been welcomed by Christ.
8:30 am – Arrive/Check in
8:45 am – Brunch Opens
9:15 am – Worship
9:30 am – Hospitality and the Gospel
10:30 am – Table Discussion
11:00 am – Close
The cost is $5 which includes brunch.
