Saint Philip’s Rising Stars series will launch at 6:00pm on Monday, October 17. Reserve your seat today!
Read MoreThe church will pray for deceased loved ones at 7:00pm on Wednesday, November 2. Learn how to submit names.
Read MoreDrop off your memento mori at Saint Philip’s ofrenda beginning on Sunday, October 23.
Read MoreJoin others to wash the plaques on niches in Saint Philip’s garden columbarium before the requiem service.
Read MoreFr Peter Helman offers an overview and some important details about this ministry.
Read MoreSaint Philip’s movie discussion group will explore the Brazilian film, City of God, at 6:30pm on Monday, October 17.
Read MoreThe Diocese of Arizona’s annual convention is October 21-22. Read a general overview of what happens those 2 days.
Read MoreSaint Philip’s 6-12 graders will host 15-20 youth from Phoenix as part of the upcoming diocesan convention.
Read MoreLearn which parishioners donated their time and effort to install a new shade cloth in the Children’s Courtyard.
Read MoreJoin Shirin McArthur for an in-person retreat 10:00am-2:30pm on Saturday, December 10. Learn details.
Read More“Introduction to Spanish” classes at Saint Philip’s will begin on Monday, November 7. Learn more.
Read MoreDr. Robert Brooks, a member of Saint Philip’s Health Cabinet, shares the evolution of end-of-life care.
Read MoreAt 10:15am on Sunday, October 23, learn how to lower your risk of falling and how to fix hazards in your home.
Read MoreBecome certified in CPR, AED, and First Aid 9:00am-12:00pm on Saturday, October 29. You could help save a life.
Read MoreDonate blood on Sunday, October 23, and receive a free gift from the American Red Cross.
Read MoreLearn how to receive your copy of the diocese’s semi-annual magazine.
Read MoreUniversity of Georgia Episcopal campus ministry’s new residence hall welcomes first students.
Read MoreSaint Philip’s Rector shares what it means to be part of a church community—and why it’s worth supporting.
Read MoreTwo important mailings were sent last week. Did you receive yours?
Read MoreGuests and longtime parishioners offered constructive criticism and a change has been made. Learn what it is.
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