Best Christian Daycares in Philadelphia, PA
Find the best christian daycares in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Browse 25 options, compare ratings, and choose the right program for your child.
Best Christian Daycares in Philadelphia
Ranked using a weighted score that combines Google rating with the number of parent reviews — christian daycares with more reviews rank higher than those with a high rating but few reviews. Last updated: March 2026.
- 1Brand New Life Christian Center4.44 score4.6(14)
6301 Germantown Ave, Philadelphia, PA · Capacity: 151 children
Brand New Life Christian Center appears to be primarily a church and food bank rather than a daycare facility. Reviews praise the welcoming community, spiritual teaching, and free food distribution services offered on Saturdays. Parents highlight the kind staff, clean facilities, and family-friendly atmosphere.
Kind and professional staffspiritual teachings and communityfree food distributionclean and spacious facilities - 2Sanctuary Christian Preschool4.38 score5(3)
503 S 61st St, Philadelphia, PA · Capacity: 59 children
Parents highlight the school's academic rigor and spiritual focus, noting that children learn sight words, numbers, and Bible stories while receiving attentive care from kind staff. Early learners appear well-prepared for kindergarten, with one parent specifically mentioning the staff's responsiveness to individual family needs.
attentive teachersacademic advancementsight word instructionBible education - 3P.F.V.Y. Christian Street4.32 score4.4(20)
1724 Christian Street, Philadelphia, PA · Capacity: -999 children
P.F.V.Y. Christian Street is highly regarded as a community resource offering gym facilities, swim lessons, and childcare services. Parents consistently praise the clean facilities, friendly and supportive staff, and variety of activities available for all ages. The facility serves as a comprehensive community center rather than just a daycare.
Well-maintained and clean facilitiesfriendly and helpful staffpool with lap swimming and aqua classesKidZone childcare services - 4Kid'S World Christian Education Center4.3 score4.8(3)
629 E Church Ln, Philadelphia, PA · Capacity: 82 children
Parents highlight exceptional academic rigor, noting that students achieve advanced literacy and math skills early on. Several reviewers mention that this strong foundation leads to long-term success, with graduates excelling in high school and university STEM programs.
advanced reading and math skillsstrong academic foundationsupportive staffpreparation for advanced schooling - 5The Greater Life Christian Ctr4.3 score4.8(3)
617 N 41st St, Philadelphia, PA · Capacity: -999 children
The few reviews so far highlight a friendly and faith-centered environment, with parents noting the ministry's openness and spiritual focus. While the atmosphere is described as vibrant and family-oriented, one reviewer notes that no church is perfect.
friendly staffopen to allfaith-based growthfamily-oriented - 6Little Shepards Christian Learning Center INC4.29 score5(2)
5500 Market St, Philadelphia, PA · Capacity: -999 children
One parent describes the center as a great place where their daughter is learning tremendously, highlighting professional, well-organized, and clean staff. Another reviewer simply labels the location as amazing.
great learning environmentprofessional staffwell organizedvery clean - 7Little Shepards Christian Learning Center4.29 score5(2)
1719 Washington Ave, Philadelphia, PA · Capacity: -999 children
One parent highlights that their child is learning tremendously while praising the professional, well-organized, and very clean staff. Another reviewer simply describes the facility as an amazing place.
tremendous learninggreat staffprofessionalwell organized - 8Greater Hope Christian Academy4.24 score4.3(20)
7029 Woodland Ave, Philadelphia, PA · Capacity: 33 children
Greater Hope Christian Academy is a Bible-based Christian school in Philadelphia that receives consistently positive feedback from parents. Parents praise the caring staff, strong academics with individualized support, small class sizes, and emphasis on moral and family values. The facility focuses on creating a loving, disciplined environment where children thrive both academically and spiritually.
devoted teacherssmall classroomsBible-based curriculummoral and family values instruction - 9Chelten Christian Crusade Little People Sch.4.17 score5(1)
605 E Chelten Ave, Philadelphia, PA · Capacity: 67 children
One parent expresses strong affection for the staff, describing them with the phrase "Love them." No specific details regarding facilities, curriculum, or operational concerns were provided in the available feedback.
Affectionate staff - 10Evelyn Graves Christian Day Care Ctr4.08 score4.5(1)
5501 Chester Ave, Philadelphia, PA · Capacity: 43 children
One parent describes the facility as fine but warns that receipts should be kept at all times, as billing discrepancies may arise months later. The review suggests that while the care itself is acceptable, financial communication needs improvement.
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Christian Daycares in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Philadelphia has 25 Christian daycare programs that integrate faith-based values into early childhood education. These programs combine quality childcare with biblical teaching and character development.
When choosing a christian daycare in Philadelphia, consider visiting facilities in person, checking their licensing status, and asking about staff-to-child ratios, daily routines, and safety policies.
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One parent expresses strong affection for the staff, describing them with the phrase "Love them." No specific details regarding facilities, curriculum, or operational concerns were provided in the available feedback.
- Address
- 605 E Chelten Ave, Philadelphia, PA
- Phone
- (215) 849-9661
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- 1722 Cecil B Moore Ave, Philadelphia, PA
- Phone
- (215) 236-6991
- Quality
Parents highlight the school's academic rigor and spiritual focus, noting that children learn sight words, numbers, and Bible stories while receiving attentive care from kind staff. Early learners appear well-prepared for kindergarten, with one parent specifically mentioning the staff's responsiveness to individual family needs.
- Address
- 503 S 61st St, Philadelphia, PA
- Phone
- (215) 472-2510
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One parent describes the center as a great place where their daughter is learning tremendously, highlighting professional, well-organized, and clean staff. Another reviewer simply labels the location as amazing.
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- 5500 Market St, Philadelphia, PA
- Phone
- (215) 476-4100
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One parent highlights that their child is learning tremendously while praising the professional, well-organized, and very clean staff. Another reviewer simply describes the facility as an amazing place.
- Address
- 1719 Washington Ave, Philadelphia, PA
- Phone
- (215) 772-1830
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Parents highlight exceptional academic rigor, noting that students achieve advanced literacy and math skills early on. Several reviewers mention that this strong foundation leads to long-term success, with graduates excelling in high school and university STEM programs.
- Address
- 629 E Church Ln, Philadelphia, PA
- Phone
- (215) 848-8180
The few reviews so far highlight a friendly and faith-centered environment, with parents noting the ministry's openness and spiritual focus. While the atmosphere is described as vibrant and family-oriented, one reviewer notes that no church is perfect.
- Address
- 617 N 41st St, Philadelphia, PA
- Phone
- (215) 222-4520
Brand New Life Christian Center appears to be primarily a church and food bank rather than a daycare facility. Reviews praise the welcoming community, spiritual teaching, and free food distribution services offered on Saturdays. Parents highlight the kind staff, clean facilities, and family-friendly atmosphere.
- Address
- 6301 Germantown Ave, Philadelphia, PA
- Phone
- (215) 844-4079
One parent describes the facility as fine but warns that receipts should be kept at all times, as billing discrepancies may arise months later. The review suggests that while the care itself is acceptable, financial communication needs improvement.
- Address
- 5501 Chester Ave, Philadelphia, PA
- Phone
- (215) 727-7780
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P.F.V.Y. Christian Street is highly regarded as a community resource offering gym facilities, swim lessons, and childcare services. Parents consistently praise the clean facilities, friendly and supportive staff, and variety of activities available for all ages. The facility serves as a comprehensive community center rather than just a daycare.
- Address
- 1724 Christian Street, Philadelphia, PA
- Phone
- (215) 735-5800
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Greater Hope Christian Academy is a Bible-based Christian school in Philadelphia that receives consistently positive feedback from parents. Parents praise the caring staff, strong academics with individualized support, small class sizes, and emphasis on moral and family values. The facility focuses on creating a loving, disciplined environment where children thrive both academically and spiritually.
- Address
- 7029 Woodland Ave, Philadelphia, PA
- Phone
- (215) 729-9037
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- 1932 E Washington Ln, Philadelphia, PA
- Phone
- (215) 424-1100
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Feedback is divided between praise for the center's growth environment and the manager's kindness, and severe complaints regarding unlicensed operations, unqualified staff, and a lack of educational communication. Some parents report that children are denied care based on subjective traits like being 'artistic,' while others describe failing grades and unprofessional interactions with teachers.
- Address
- 6634 Haverford Ave, # 42, Philadelphia, PA
- Phone
- (215) 476-6410
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One parent highlights the Germanton location for its small class sizes, affordable tuition, and caring staff, recommending it as a budget-friendly option. However, a separate review indicates potential bias, noting that non-church members may receive differential treatment.
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- 6100 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA
- Phone
- (215) 474-4148
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- 29 W Johnson St, Philadelphia, PA
- Phone
- (215) 848-8270
Parents highlight enthusiastic teachers and a strong academic focus, yet several report significant management failures including high staff turnover, inconsistent communication, and operational disorganization. Specific concerns involve excessive mandatory fundraising, missing clothing, and safety incidents where staff failed to provide incident reports or adequate explanations.
- Address
- 6208 Lancaster Ave, Philadelphia, PA
- Phone
- (215) 878-8725
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One parent highlights the school's strong educational methods, moral focus, and safe environment, noting that their children have gained knowledge and a love for God. Conversely, other reviewers report significant issues, including poor communication during enrollment, unclear instructions for supplies, and inconsistent educational programs.
- Address
- 6401 Ogontz Ave, Philadelphia, PA
- Phone
- (215) 276-6299
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Parents report severe operational failures, including immediate expulsion without notice, unresponsive management, and rigid payment policies requiring money orders. Concerns also extend to alleged inappropriate content exposure, lack of religious instruction despite the center's name, and unprofessional conduct by staff.
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- 426 E Allegheny Ave, Philadelphia, PA
- Phone
- (215) 634-0890
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- 1517 S 52nd St, Philadelphia, PA
- Phone
- (215) 724-4911
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- 220 W Upsal St, Philadelphia, PA
- Phone
- (215) 438-8656
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- 500 E Mount Pleasant Ave, Philadelphia, PA
- Phone
- (215) 242-2466
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- 6017 Larchwood Ave, Philadelphia, PA
- Phone
- (215) 747-7007
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- 2049 S 18th St, Philadelphia, PA
- Phone
- (215) 336-3340
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- 1330 E Washington Ln, Philadelphia, PA
- Phone
- (215) 224-4098
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- 2420 E Allegheny Ave, Philadelphia, PA
- Phone
- (215) 291-9220
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