Saint Philip’s prepares Ash Wednesday and Lenten plans even as the pandemic continues.
Read MoreDr. Bill Howe’s presentation, “COVID-19 Vaccine Facts & Myths,” is available to read and print.
Read MoreSaint Philip’s hosts blood drive January 31. Link provided to check out availability.
Read MoreJoin others from 1pm-3pm on Sunday, February 7 and donate non-perishable food items at Saint Philip’s campus.
Read MoreThis Sunday, January 31, Saint Philip’s Canterbury Choir will sing the well-known carol, Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day, set by David Willcocks. The carol’s story, lyrics, and a YouTube performance link are provided.
Read MoreAll are invited to attend the Arizona Social Justice Commission meeting at 8:30am on February 4, 2021.
Read MoreThe Episcopal Church Executive Council considers COVID assistance, "‘deradicalization’ efforts, and a racial audit of church leadership.
Read MorePersonal reflections on Saint Philip’s MLK weekend program with Deacon Joan Crawford.
Read MoreOn this week’s events: ‘If you find yourself perplexed, then you find yourself where Christians so often are — knowing that all we are called to will not be accomplished by earthly rulers….
Read MoreSaint Philip’s 2022 Annual Meeting will be a hybrid event and be held on February 12 and 13.
Read MoreRead the bios and see photos of the three candidates for Saint Philip’s 2021 Vestry.
Read MoreJoin Saint Philip’s member and cardiologist Dr. Bill Howe at 11:00am on Sunday, January 24, for a Zoom conversation about facts versus myths regarding the COVID-19 vaccine.
Read MoreRed Cross blood donation event scheduled January 31 at Saint Philip’s in the Hills.
Read MoreWarren Edminster’s art raises $1,675.00 for the homeless and hungry through Saint Philip’s Outreach Ministry.
Read MoreSaint Philip’s Beloved Samantha Christopher shares their reflections on Christmas, ESC, and quarantine.
Read MoreSaint Philip’s Feeding Ministry supports several Tucson non-profits. Let us know if there is one that could use our help.
Read MoreSaint Philip’s Saint Nicholas Choir and Schola Cantorum will present latest Vaughan Williams’ work on January 24.
Read MoreALL Episcopalians (regardless of race) who are committed to their priorities and who are willing to take part in their efforts are welcome.
Read MoreThe Episcopal Church around the nation prayed for new administration
Read MoreSaint Philip’s Rector comments on the serious need to have difficult conversations across differences.
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