Calling all Tenth women and their friends/family to join us at Linvilla Orchards on Saturday Sept 21, 2024 at 10 AM for a fun filled day of apple and pumpkin picking, apple cider donuts, cute farm animals and more! Arrive by 9:45 AM in front of the Garden Center so we can walk over together for apple picking. You can buy tickets ahead of time on Linvilla's website. Tickets are $11 per person online or $13 if you pay in person at the booth.
Tenth Playgroup provides a way for caregivers and kids to find community in the city. Caregivers socialize over coffee while children busy themselves with learning centers and toys.
Join us 9:30-11:30am on the first and third Wednesdays of each month during the school term.
Please note that we ask that you enter via the alley on Spruce Street that runs next to our sanctuary (1708 Spruce Street). We have space to park your stroller and someone will be there to direct you.
No registration is necessary, but you can join the Playgroup Email list here.
Volunteers are needed. Learn more about volunteering with kids at Tenth.
Join us for an inspiring event where Westminster Theological Seminary teams up with Tenth Presbyterian Church to empower Christians to engage meaningfully in the public sphere. Together, we'll explore how to view politics through the lens of a Christian worldview, aiming to be faithful witnesses for Christ in today's world.
Rev. Josiah Vanderveen and Dr. Peter Lillback, President of Westminster, will lead three dynamic discussions, followed by a delicious lunch and an engaging Q&A session.
The registration fee is $15 online or $20 at the door. If the cost is a concern, please don't hesitate to reach out to Suzannah to inquire about scholarships. There is discounted ($6) parking at the Penn South Street Garage (1740 South Street). Bring your parking receipt to Tenth to get stamped. We look forward to seeing you there!
How can we help build one another up in faith? How do we help one another in the church live lives transformed by the Gospel? Join us for this highly practical class as we look at Paul David Tripp’s book, Instruments in the Redeemer’s Hands, and learn how God has called every one of us to be instruments of change in one another’s lives.
What makes a Presbyterian Church, Presbyterian? How does our governing document, the Book of Church Order, set us up to do effective ministry in our specific location? How does Presbyterianism give checks and balances and provide the accountability in real time? This class is designed to give an overview of Presbyterian polity, and the basics of Presbyterian parliamentary principles applied to the nitty-gritty of church life in a messy world. All are welcome!
If you are a college student or college age, join us as we cover the foundational and practical doctrines of the Bible that shape our walk with God and His people. Each class will end with a time of group discussion and focus on applying scriptural doctrine to life and practice.
