St. Basil the Great, Kimberton

St. Basil the Great is a school and church building in Kimberton, Pennsylvania, housing both educational classrooms and a worship space. The facility serves students and parishioners with dedicated areas for academic instruction and religious services.

The community began in 1965 when Catholic families from Philadelphia established themselves in this area. The church building was dedicated in 1966 and became the center of the growing neighborhood.

This combined school and parish serves the local community as a place for learning and worship. Families gather here for Mass and education, making it a center for their religious and academic life.

The building is open for services throughout the week and weekend, though visiting hours may be limited during school days. Check ahead if you plan to visit, as active school operations can affect public access.

The building uniquely combines school and church functions under a single roof, creating a space that serves dual purposes for the community. This integrated approach reflects how the institution developed to meet the needs of families relocating from Philadelphia.