Overbrook
Presbyterian
Church

Outdoor Worship 2nd & 4th Sundays at 8:00 AM: We will be holding in-person, outdoor worship at 8 AM on the second and fourth Sundays of May, June, and July (5/9, 5/23, 6/13, 6/27, 7/11, 7/25).; This worship will be socially distanced and masked. It will include music, prayer, a sermon, and a robust passing of the peace. We will also stream this service for those interested.; Please enter and park on the Lancaster Avenue side of the parking lot.
Online Worship Every Sunday at 10:30 AM: Until we can worship together in church again, we are hosting online worship.; Zoom links for worship and all online events are shared by email, our Realm calendar and our Community Facebook page.; Click here for information on how to use Zoom.
Join our Email List: If you'd like to be added to our e-mail list and receive Zoom links to worship each week, please email Carol (carol@overbrookpresb.org).
Past Online Worship Services: Watch our past online services here on YouTube.

Zoom links for all online events will be shared on email, our Realm calendar and our Community Facebook page. If you'd like to be added to our mailing list, please email Carol.
Women’s Prayer & Support Group Tuesdays at 7:30 AM: The women of Overbrook come together on Zoom for some prayer, connection, and support.
Bible Study Wednesdays at 10:30 AM: Adam leads an online Bible Study on Zoom.
Men’s Group Saturdays at 9:00 AM: Join the OPC Men's Group every Saturday morning on Zoom for conversation and fellowship.
Children's Activities: For more information on weekly online activities for children and youth, contact Anthony.
Connect on Facebook: Keep connected with our community on our private Facebook Community page.
Using Zoom: If you have any questions about how to use Zoom, please read this info page or contact Carol Rozmiarek.

Mission & Outreach

As a community of faith, we are sent by God into a broken world to work for its healing and reconciliation. The church exists for mission. It’s woven into everything that we do.

Faith into Action

We regularly put our faith into action and help meet the needs of our community and our world by participating in hands-on service projects like preparing meals for a homeless shelter in Upper Darby, building homes with Habitat for Humanity in Chester County, serving at Broad Street Ministry in Center City, or joining together each year with our neighbors in the Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service in West Philly.

Women’s Dining Circle

Every other month, the women of Overbrook are invited to come together for a meal in someone’s home. Each meal is a fundraiser designated for a particular project, such as Women Against Abuse or Heifer International. Women contribute whatever they would pay for the cost of a meal in a restaurant, and the money is matched by funds from the church’s Mission & Outreach budget. It’s a great way to do good, while also having a good time and meeting new people. To find out more about Women's Dining Circle and see pictures of past dinners, please visit the Facebook page.

Fair Trade Market

Every year in late November or early December, Overbrook sponsors a two-day Fair Trade Market that is open to the whole community and features fantastic fair-trade crafts, food, and gifts from around the world, produced by local artists and artisans. Among our suppliers are Ten Thousand Villages, Bamboula Ltd., Equal Exchange, Tabitha Silk from Cambodia, Global Crafts, Women's Bean Project, and many more. Every dollar spent at the Fair Trade Market helps guarantee a living wage for people in developing countries.

Mission & Outreach Budget

Each year, roughly ten percent of the congregation’s annual budget is dedicated to Mission & Outreach. Among the many agencies and projects that we support financially are theVillage, Broad Street Ministry in Center City, Empower Orphans PSU, and the worldwide mission of the Presbyterian Church (USA). Please click here to view a copy of our donation guidelines.

Pastoral Care: If you have pastoral care needs, please contact Adam.
If You Need Help: If you are in need of any help or support, please reach out to our Parish Care Associate, Sharon Parker, our Deacons or office (the office is closed, but we will be checking email and voicemail).; Click here or more information on our Errands Ministry, Prayer & Care Bags, and Deacons ministry.

Vigils for Racial Justice Thursdays 3:00 PM to Dusk: These vigils will be held outside each Thursday. For more information, click here.
Antiracism and Social Justice Lending Library: For more information our our Antiracism and Social Justice Lending Library, click here.
Donate to Sustain the Church and its Ministries: Our church relies on donations to continue our ministries, maintain our building, and pay our staff. In these uncertain times, we rely more than ever on those who are able to donate. We offer many online giving options and pick up mail regularly if you'd prefer to mail in a check. Click here for all our giving options.