Adult Education

Adult Forum Sunday, January 25 at 8:45 a.m. in the Parlor - Immigration Issues, Session 2 Judi Bernstein Baker of N-WIN, the Northwest Immigration Network, and Mindy Maslin of Welcoming […]

Calling all Millennials and Gen Z’ers! Do you identify as a Millennial or a Gen Z? Have you ever been curious about Adult Forum? Well then March 15th is your […]

Women’s Prison Ministry What do women coming out of the prison system need to become economically self-sufficient and contributing members of their communities?  Dr. Michelle Simmons of Why Not Prosper works with […]

Immigration Issues, Session 2 Judi Bernstein Baker of N-WIN, the Northwest Immigration Network, and Mindy Maslin of Welcoming Homes will lead the second of our occasional series on local immigration issues. N-WIN is building a network of individuals, organizations, and activities related to immigration and refugee activities in NW Philly. Welcoming Homes matches refugee and asylum-seeking young adults with host […]

Five years ago, wearing a mask was a visible signal of altruism and a commitment to protecting the health of others, fostering a sense of collective action during a public health crisis. Lately the wearing of masks by law enforcement can be viewed as leading to an abuse of power and a lack of accountability. […]

Immigration Issues in a Biblical Context How does our current immigration system match up with Biblical teaching? APC member Bill Stock, who works as an immigration attorney at Klasko Immigration Law Partners, will examine how our current immigration system is in tension both with the command to "love the stranger, for you were strangers in […]

Creating welcome for families and children with neurodiversity. How do we meet people where they are and accommodate differing ways of thinking and greeting faith experiences at church. Join Ruth Sall to hear about ways APC has worked to learn and be attentive to the needs of neurodiverse people of all ages. And hear about […]

Are you aware that within our community we have a center which provides individualized services, high-quality education, skills development, and meaningful work opportunities for individuals aged 14 and older who are diagnosed with intellectual disabilities and autism?  Through innovative, person-centered programs focused on social skills, job readiness, vocational training, and independent living, The Center at […]

Christian Century article  The “E” in DEI is Equity, ensuring fair treatment, access, and opportunity for all, while striving to identify and eliminate barriers that may prevent the full participation of some groups or individuals. The “I” is Inclusion, the act of creating environments in which any individual or group feels welcomed, respected, supported, and […]

Sunday, March 22 -- Local Immigration Response On March 22 Judi Bernstein Baker of N-WIN, the Northwest Immigration Network, and Mindy Maslin of Welcoming Homes will continue our occasional series on […]

Who Was Pontius Pilate? Every time we recite the Apostles' Creed, we affirm that Jesus was "born of the Virgin Mary, suffered under Pontius Pilate." Why is Pilate so important […]

When Ezekiel asks, “Can these bones live?” he is speaking about the fate of the Jewish people, using dry bones as a powerful metaphor for their anguish and loss of […]