Three groups emerged from the open forums held the last two Sundays. Learn what each group’s focus will be during the summer months.
Read MoreSaint Philip’s Blessing of the Animals will take place on Saturday, October 8. Presentations for adults and fun activities for children are planned.
Read MoreAn update on where to find the pink forms to request your name tag.
Read MoreA new page on Saint Philip’s website offers secular and non-secular resources for how to have meaningful conversations about divisive issues with people who hold opposing views.
Read MoreOn Tuesday, June 14, the group will begin reading the Revelation of St John.
Read MoreSaint Philip’s weekly discussion group will not meet on Thursday, June 16. When meetings resume on June 23, a new book will guide the reflections.
Read MoreMany volunteers have signed up with Saint Philip’s pastoral care team to become a phone friend to parishioners who range in age from 80 to over 100.
Read MoreSaint Philip’s monthly movie discussion group will explore The Big Sick at 6:30pm on Monday, June 20.
Read MoreAccurate—but misleading—information in the AZ Episcopalian was the result of a confluence of events.
Read MoreAs part of Saint Philip’s goal to be more environmentally sensitive, a change to the weekly Sunday bulletin will begin this Sunday, June 12.
Read MoreStephen Ministry is a well-established Christian listening ministry that has trained thousands of lay people to meet with individuals confidentially, and to really listen to them.
Read MoreOn Friday, July 1, Life Line Screening, the nation’s leading provider of preventive health screenings, will be at Saint Philip’s. Learn how to register.
Read MoreSeveral Saint Philip’s choristers will travel to Houston June 13-June 19 to participate in courses offered by the Royal School of Church Music America.
Read MoreAll are invited to attend the Eucharist at 3:00pm on Saturday, June 11, at Trinity Cathedral in Phoenix to commemorate the birthday of the first female bishop in the Anglican Communion.
Read MoreEpiscopalians join other faith leaders and labor advocates in their push for a White House meeting about poverty.
Read MoreSaint Philip’s Rector reflects on what past pilgrimages to the Holy Land have meant to him—and why the pilgrimage spirit is needed in our national life.
Read MoreA reminder that the summer worship schedule will take effect this Sunday, June 5.
Read MoreAt 9:00am this Sunday, June 5, an open forum will focus on connecting people interested in particular kinds of follow up, advocacy, and policy change in response to the recent mass shootings.
Read MoreThis Sunday, June 5, updated mask guidelines will begin.
Read MoreThis Sunday, June 5, Saint Philip’s will celebrate Pentecost—and welcome the season after Pentecost when the focus is on the life of the Church as it grows in the midst of the world.
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