First Unitarian Church of Philadelphia, Philadelphia

The First Unitarian Church of Philadelphia is a Unitarian Universalist congregation located on Chestnut Street in Philadelphia. As a regional Community Center it sponsors cultural, educational, civic, wellness and spiritual activities.

The current church building was completed in 1886. The sanctuary features a hammer-beam ceiling, painted rust red and stenciled with gold-leaf daffodils, which is complemented by blue walls. The church's stained glass windows are by Louis Tiffany & Co. and John La Farge. Later additions include a concert-grade Casavant pipe organ with 3 manuals and 50 ranks. In addition to the sanctuary, the building also contains a basement level housing Griffin Hall, which includes a stage and commercial-size kitchen. The rear portion of the building contains the Parish Room for meetings, and a smaller chapel. The mezzanine and 3rd floors contain a variety of offices, meeting rooms, storage, and daycare facilities.