Epiphany: Directions for the ancient tradition of ‘chalking the doors.’
Read MoreDonors responded generously to support this year’s Christmas Project and Christmas Offering efforts!
Read MoreHelp support Saint Philip’s Food Pantry this Sunday, January 10, by dropping off donations between 1:00pm-3:00pm.
Read MorePresiding Bishop calls for prayer in wake of violence.
Read MoreThree special readings for Christmas Day, selected for your enjoyment and inspiration.
Read MoreSaint Philip’s Christmas offerings to assist three area schools, and/or Cruzando Fronteras, may be received until December 31.
Read MoreBecause of the holiday, the First Sunday collection drive will take place the 2nd Sunday of January.
Read MoreNeighborhood residents learned about Saint Philip’s Food Pantry and were inspired to donate generous amounts of non-perishable items.
Read MoreChristmas Art Show ‘open’ through the holidays. All sales of Warren Edminster’s art will help the hungry and homeless through Saint Philip’s Outreach Programs.
Read MoreSaint Philip’s Mosaic Community Night will resume on January 13 with sessions on the Holy Eucharist.
Read MoreMeet God at the Movies will discuss Lee Daniels’ The Butler on January 18, Martin Luther King Day.
Read MoreA former Beloved corps member used one of the pandemic restrictions to benefit the wider community.
Read MoreEnjoy Christmastide with sounds of seasonal music.
Read MoreChristmas wishes from Bishop Jennifer A. Reddall.
Read MoreA Christmas message from the Archbishop of Canterbury.
Read MoreDetails on worship and giving opportunities for Christmas week.
Read MoreLooking at the mixture of joy and grief that can accompany our experience of Christmas.
Read MoreThe Bell & Tower will publish Christmas day and then take a break.
Read MorePrint out the Christmas schedule for services, formation gatherings, and campus closures.
Read MoreSaint Philip’s has scheduled two pilgrimages to the Holy Land in October. One for first-time visitors and one for returning pilgrims.
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