POWER Philadelphia was launched in September 2011 by leaders from 37 diverse congregations representing more than 25,000 people who have come together across lines of race, neighborhood and faith tradition. POWER Philadelphia has become a key leader on multiple social, economic and racial justice campaigns, bringing a moral voice to politics that has resulted in concrete policy wins for working people including an expanded living wage for outsourced city workers, racial equity in school funding, increasing local solar energy jobs, returning city schools to local control, and ending the city’s cash bail system.

POWER Philadelphia has run some of the city’s largest get-out-the-vote efforts including work in 2017 that trained community residents to have live conversations with more than 32,000 infrequent voters. Since its founding, POWER Philadelphia has grown to 50 active congregations representing more than 30,000 diverse Philadelphians.

To help us grow and build the capacity of congregations, click here to make a financial contribution or contact us about joining our network.

OUR CONGREGATIONS

• Arch Street United Methodist Church (Center City)
• Arch Street Friends Meeting
• Broad Street Ministry
• Calvary St. Augustine Episcopal Church (Mantua)
• Calvary United Methodist Church (Southwest Philadelphia)
• Catalyst for Change (Southwest Philadelphia)
• Central Philadelphia Monthly Meeting of Friends
• Chestnut Hill Friends Meeting
• Chestnut Hill United Church (Chestnut Hill)
• Congregation Leyv Ha-Ir/Heart of the City (Center City)
• Congregation Rodeph Shalom (Spring Garden/North Philadelphia)
• Christ Church Philadelphia
• Cookman Beloved Community
• Dare to Imagine Church (West Philadelphia)
• Emanuel United Church of Christ (Bridesburg/Northeast Philadelphia)
• Episcopal Cathedral
• Ethical Humanist Society of Philadelphia (Center City)
• Evangel Chapel (North Philadelphia)
• First Unitarian Church of Philadelphia
• First United Methodist Church of Germantown (Northwest Philadelphia)
• Germantown Jewish Centre (Northwest Philadelphia)
• Germantown Monthly Meeting of Friends
• God’s Vineyard & Fellowship
• Grace Christian Fellowship (Southwest Philadelphia)
• Greater Vision Church (Olney, PA)
• Harold O. Davis Baptist (Logan)
• Haven Peniel United Methodist Church
• Kol Tzedek Synagogue (Southwest Philadelphia)
• Living Water United Church of Christ (North Philadelphia)
• Masjidullah, Inc. (West Oak Lane)
• Mishkan Shalom (Roxborough)
• Mosaic Community Church
• Mother Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church (Center City)
• Mt. Pisgah AME Church (West Philadelphia)
• New Vision United Methodist Church (Logan)
• Old First Reformed United Church of Christ (Center City)
• P’Nai Or (Mt. Airy)
• Prince of Peace Lutheran (Lawncrest/Northeast)
• Religious of the Assumption – Philadelphia
• Second Baptist Church of Germantown (Germantown)
• Society Hill Synagogue (Center City)
• St. Benedict’s Catholic Church (East Germantown)
• St. Gabriel’s Episcopal Church
• St. Malachy’s Catholic Church (North Philadelphia)
• St. Martin‐in‐the‐Fields Episcopal Church (Chestnut Hill)
• St. Paul Baptist Church (North Philadelphia)
• St. Peter’s Episcopal Church (Center City)
• St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church (Germantown)
• Summit Presbyterian Church
• Sweet Union Baptist Church (West Philadelphia)
• Tabernacle United Church
• Tenth Memorial Baptist Church
• Tikkun Olam Chavurah (Germantown)
• Unitarian Society of Germantown
• Unitarian Universalist Church of the Restoration (Northwest Philadelphia)
• Vision of Hope Baptist Church
• West Philadelphia Mennonite Fellowship (Southwest Philadelphia)

Research Training Meetings

• Center City (September 26)

• North Philly (October 8)

• West/SW Philly (October 12)

• Northwest Philly (November 12)

Get Out the Vote Canvasses (October 6 & October 20)

Research Meetings with Elected Officials on Housing & Safety (September through November)

Research Meeting Debrief & Power Map Training (December 10)

Philly-Wide Leadership Assembly (All in to decide on our affordable communities agenda!! January 26)