Cranaleith offers a contemplative space for all those seeking wholeness and transformation for themselves and society.  We are committed to making Cranaleith accessible to all, especially to persons who are poor, marginalized or vulnerable and to those who work in solidarity with them.  We seek to invite those at the center of need and those at the center of influence to reflection, reverent dialogue and meaningful partnerships.

Featured Program

Preserving Minerva: (Re)Discovering the Work of Architect Minerva Parker Nichols

Cranaleith’s historic house comes with a legacy of empowerment, spiritual transformation and social justice. Join us for an evening of discovery and celebration of the “domestic church” of Mill-Rae, its iconic female architect, Minerva Parker Nichols, and our newly awarded Mill-Rae grants. Learn more & register HERE.

 

Cranaleith From Home

Let’s Stay Connected

Our monthly e-newsletter, Cranaleith From Home, offers reflections, prayers, videos, audio, and other resources to help you find contemplation, healing, and renewal at home. Plus, you can stay connected to the Cranaleith community and many of the events and programs offered. Subscribe today by clicking HERE.

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Bring Your Group to Our Conference Center!

Cranaleith is an ideal and affordable location to host meetings, workshops and retreats.We welcome businesses, non-profits, groups of all faiths, community organizations, and more.We invite you to experience our beautiful grounds, delicious food, caring and professional staff, and free, onsite parking with close proximity to major transit– all just outside of Center City Philadelphia.

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A blue and white logo with the words statement of commitment from the board of directors.