Ingrid Rosario tiene una invitación especial para ti. ¡Oprima play para ver! El Desayuno Nacional de Oración Hispano y Conferencia (NHPB) es el evento nacional que une a los líderes de fe hispanos en los Estados Unidos y las américas con el objetivo de orar, abogar y establecer contactos que les permitan crecer sus ministerios…

Science abounds in Hunting Park! On April 25, 2015 from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM, join students, community leaders, local businesses, and neighborhood residents in the park for an array of fun hands-on science activities that range from building a rocket to designing a bridge and the science of paint. Discovery Day in Hunting Park…

El proverbio popular dice que “El que no vive para servir no sirve para vivir.” Este es un mensaje que nos llega hasta el corazón a todos los que creemos que tenemos una misión en la tierra. En Esperanza creemos que ayudar es contagioso, y que todos podemos contribuir al bienestar de los enfermos de…

Wednesday afternoon, Esperanza Academy students in the music major had the opportunity to learn from Grammy-Award winning percussionist/composer, faculty member and alumnus of University of the Arts Arturo Stable in a hand drumming master class held at Esperanza Academy auditorium. Stable and his colleague Saxophonist Mick Cemprola blew students away with an improvisation where each musician…

El Salmista Daniel Calveti habla sobre su experiencia en el Desayuno Nacional de Oración Hispano, una invitación a adorar  juntos en armonía, en 2015.  ¡Oprima play para oir mas! El Desayuno Nacional de Oración Hispano y Conferencia (NHPB) es el evento nacional que une a los líderes de fe hispanos en los Estados Unidos y…

Esperanza was founded in 1987 by the Reverend Luis Cortés Jr. and the Hispanic Clergy of Philadelphia and Vicinity. Since then, we have worked together to  expand the size and scope of our programs to address evolving needs and to improve the economic stability of the region. The Hispanic Clergy has recently appointed a new…

The following article was written by Esperanza Academy student Sarah Santiago for The Esperanza Post, the school newspaper.  On September 18th, 2015, Esperanza Academy High School students and staff had the opportunity to hear a speech from John Yak, a Lost Boy of Sudan who left his war-torn country for a better life in America.…