St. Thomas’ Church, Philadelphia

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St. Thomas’ Church in Philadelphia is a historic African Episcopal parish founded in the late 18th century as one of the first Black Episcopal churches in the United States.

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St. Thomas’ Church, Philadelphia canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf African Episcopal church
Christian religious organization
Episcopal church
church
historic church
affiliation Episcopal Diocese of Pennsylvania NERFINISHED
buildingUse community gatherings
religious education classes
religious services
country United States of America
surface form: United States
denomination Anglicanism
Episcopal Church
ethnicFocus African American NERFINISHED
foundedAs one of the first Black Episcopal churches in the United States
foundingPeriod late 18th century
hasClergyType Episcopal priest
hasCommunityRole provider of religious education
provider of social services
spiritual center for African American Episcopalians in Philadelphia
hasStatus historic parish
heritage African American religious heritage
Anglican liturgical tradition
historicSignificance among the earliest Black Episcopal parishes in the United States
important institution in African American religious history
isPartOf Anglican Communion NERFINISHED
languageOfWorship English
locatedIn Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
primaryFunction parish church
place of worship
region Northeastern United States
religion Christianity
servesPopulation African American Episcopalians
local Philadelphia community
tradition African American church tradition
Episcopal liturgy
typeOfParish African Episcopal parish
worshipStyle Anglican rite
liturgical worship

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Absalom Jones burialPlace St. Thomas’ Church, Philadelphia