WELCOME TO
WHITEMARSH LEARNING
AND WELLNESS CENTER at St. Thomas’
Come join our community of health and wellness practitioners and artists.
MISSION
Our mission is supporting people who help people. We assist start-ups and small businesses in achieving their goals with simple pricing and an unmatched office space value to fit their budget.
MEMBER BENEFITS
Kitchen cafe for member use, free Wi-Fi, social media promotion of member-offered classes. Caring management that supports your business.
LOCATION BENEFITS
Convenient location with free parking for members and their clients.
Access to additional resources on the 42-acre church campus with a labyrinth, historic walking path, and retreat center.
UPCOMING EVENTS
UPCOMING EVENTS
Celestial Whispers - An Angel Inspired Art Exhibit
Art Exhibit January 11 to February 17 Opening Reception January 18 (5 - 7)
Celestial Whispers is an exhibition exploring the timelessness of angels in art. Across centuries and cultures, angels have been depicted as divine messengers, protectors, and spiritual intermediaries, inspiring creations that bridge the earthly and the ethereal. Experience the unique vision of Barbara Zanelli, Zipora Schulz, Phyllis A Moser, Kristine Izak, Jackie Cooper, Amanda Lee Condict, Ariel Monroe, Joan Maher, and Jennifer Merritt weaving color, and creativity in a variety of artistic mediums.
May these angelic works of art offer hope and comfort as people tour the exhibit with inspiration to reflect, connect, and dream.
OUR CAMPUS
Whitemarsh Learning occupies the second oldest building on St. Thomas' 42-acre campus in Fort Washington. St. Thomas' was founded in 1698. The original portion of the building, which served as Ellen Sheaff's, was completed in 1855 and was later expanded to connect to the oldest remaining building on campus, the "Corner House." Whitemarsh Learning and its Corner House neighbor are pictured.
The St. Thomas 42-acre campus is a level I accredited arboretum. St. Thomas’ environmental stewardship means Whitemarsh is solar-powered! We are committed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by a minimum of 50% within ten years. In 2020, St. Thomas’ constructed a photovoltaic solar farm on the campus. The system provides almost all of the electrical needs for the entire campus.
FLOORPLANS
See Directory Posted in Building Lobby
