PHILADELPHIA-- A massive fire engulfed a century-old Gothic church that hosted many programs for young children and gay worshipers, but no injuries were reported.

Christ Church 22-26 N. 2nd St. Philadelphia, PA 19105 (215) 922-1695 www.christchurchphila.org. One of the most historic churches in Philadelphia is Christ Church.

Philadelphia firefighters battled flames shooting through the front door and roof of a Gothic-style Philadelphia church Monday morning. Flames broke out around 9 a.m. in the basement of century ...

Six months ago, catastrophe struck West Philadelphia’s Greater Bible Way Temple. The 115-year-old Gothic-style church became a raging inferno last August, as a crowd of neighborhood residents, devoted ...

From an original log church along a dirt road in William Penn’s vast colonial holdings, to a magnificent Gothic church with soaring steeple and buttressed walls, Trinity (Great Swamp) United ...

Brewerytown's historic St. Augustine Church now has a telltale orange sign on it (indicative of zoning news), according to a Philadelphia Speaks member. The Gothic-style church and its parish, built ...

St. John the Evangelist Church in downtown Philadelphia was established in 1830 and officially dedicated on Passion Sunday in 1832. ... The liturgical artistry stands out with a Gothic arch, ...

T he West Philadelphia church that unknowingly sold off valuable Tiffany windows for a fraction of their worth is now facing a court-ordered sale, as the bank takes action to collect on the over ...

PHILADELPHIA (RNS) — St. Stephen’s, an Episcopal church in Center City Philadelphia, isn’t open on Easter. There are no sermons on Sundays. It doesn’t have any members.

Two fixtures, which were covered in grime, were sold along with other artifacts by a Philadelphia church’s new owner for $6,000. An auction house estimates they could bring up to $250,000 — each.

“Philadelphia Gothic” was made in that same church, but the organ is hardly the same instrument. What was originally an 1852 Simmons organ, then later, a Hutchings-Votley had become an Austin ...