Three weeks left to adopt a family — or even just one member — and help make their Christmas more joyful.
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Seeking Christ in all persons has to begin with delving into our own hearts and seeking Christ there. Do we find there the One who is quick to love?
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2020 Border Summit draws near. The theme is Christian Peacemaking in a World of Conflict. Links for more information and how to register are included in the accompanying article.
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The Life of a Chorister: Ten-minute video shows the development of youth choristers at New College Oxford. Many elements of life shown are similar to experiences and practices of Saint Nicholas Choir members at Saint Philip’s.
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Saint Philip’s Health Cabinet Forum will focus on managing the stresses and anxieties coming our way during shutdown.
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While we are not able to do traditional Thanksgiving Day events for Saint Philip’s, please do join us for a live-streamed service at 12:15pm Thursday, November 26, as we offer our gratitude to God for the many blessings of this life.
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The 2021 Pledge Campaign is under way. This church, as have so many others, has muscled through a pandemic and political uncertainties with enduring faith and persistent love for God and one another, worships in new and creative ways, studies, socializes, enjoys art and music, by new means of grace. Even so, we are eager to reclaim our traditional practices and the 2021 budget needs to anticipate this return.
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The Episcopal Diocese of Arizona sets November 14 as a day for lay ministry discernment. Available through Zoom.
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Adopt a family — or even just one member — and help make their Christmas more joyful.
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Saint Philip’s community steps up. Members demonstrate their faithful generosity.
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Mother Taylor Devine and her husband Charlie are excited to share that they are expecting a baby.
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We are in the middle of our 2021 Stewardship Campaign. If you have not yet had the chance to do so, please make your pledge at stphilipstucson.org/pledge.
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Mtr Kelli Joyce will offer a four-part Thursday formation series on doctrine, beginning at 10:00am November 12 on Zoom.
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The 70th General Convention in 1991 [in Phoenix] marked a turning point. Church leaders initially faced a backlash for meeting [there] – bringing thousands of Episcopalians and their travel dollars to Arizona right after voters rejected a King holiday. The controversy compelled the church that year, through the triennial gathering of its governing body, to commit to examining its own racism over the next nine years."
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We will be gathered together again. We will sing and pray in the familiar ways. My prayer is that when we do we will also have picked up some new skills along the way…more prepared to worship attentively and to welcome strangers who haven’t learned all the moves yet.
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Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents by Isabel Wilkerson is next up on the Sunday anti-racism reflection group’s agenda. A start date will be announced next week. Meanwhile get your copy and start reading.
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in addition to the 5:00pm Novena each night through November 4, Saint Philip’s is offering a virtual Operation Election Safe Place for parishioners who are experiencing loneliness, despair, rage, loss, isolation brought on by the election year.
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There are myriad ways to help other people as the weather turns cold and the holidays approach. Check here for ways you can be involved.
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The Way of Love Virtual Art Tour has been extended through the end of November.
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