Pine Street Presbyterian Church

Rodica Mihalis _{on Google}

Dec 13th, 2023

We attended a Christmas Concert. Beautiful music in an oasis of peace. Thank you!

RUSSELL HENNINGER SR _{on Google}

Dec 4th, 2023

While walking back to the garage, I noticed the church steeple at the end of this small street. This steeple turns out to be the end of this church. Beautiful architecture and stone works blew me away. Love the way Presbyterian is spelled in the original text over the door. After having split from the Presbyterian Church of Harrisburg in 1858, the newly formed congregation, which built this church, first met in the Chambers of the Pennsylvania State Senate. Completed in 1860, the limestone-constructed Pine Street Presbyterian Church was designed in the English gothic style by Harrisburg architect Luther M. Simon and was a remembered part of the cityscape for Union soldiers encamped in Capitol Park across the street. The building was further enhanced in a more exuberant expression of the Gothic tradition when in 1926 the renowned New York and Boston architectural firm of Cram and Ferguson removed the second floor sanctuary,

Nilss _{on Google}

Dec 3rd, 2023

Very beautiful!

Han Stw _{on Google}

Jun 23rd, 2023

Friendly congregation located in Downtown Harrisburg PA, historic church building and sanctuary, beautiful organ music. Visited this church for a Sunday morning service at 10 AM. Everyone was very welcoming! The service was about an hour long, filled with hymn singing, sermon, and holy communion. The stained glass windows were gorgeous and there is also a uniquely shaped cross located near the pulpit-side transept of the sanctuary.