Glencairn Museum

Established in 1864, The Lutheran Theological Seminary at Philadelphia is a school of the Evangelical Lutheran Church. It has more than 20 full-time faculty members and provides religious education to more than 500 students every year. It offers various degree programs, such as master of divinity, master of sacred theology, doctor of theology and doctor of ministry. It provides various types of financial aid, such as scholarships, grants, loan programs and work study. It has a library that houses a collection of more than 200,000 volumes and provides access to ownership and cataloging data for over 53 million titles held by nearly 36,000 participating institutions worldwide. The Lutheran Theological Seminary at Philadelphia is accredited by the Association of Theological Schools and the Middle States Association.

The Ukrainian Catholic Archdiocese of Philadelphia supports the spiritual and educational needs of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic community while fostering growth and outreach through various ministries, offices, and parishes. With a rich history spanning 140 years in the U.S., the Archdiocese actively engages in efforts to provide aid, especially through initiatives like the Healing of Wounds of the War in Ukraine Fund. Led by Metropolitan Borys Gudziak and a dedicated team of clergy and lay leaders, the Archdiocese organizes numerous events, including prayer pilgrimages and youth activities, aiming to enhance faith and fellowship within the community. Through educational programs, spiritual celebrations, and social outreach, they encourage a deepened understanding of their faith and commitment to justice and peace. Generated from the website