Upcoming Events
Join us in the Murphey Gallery at 12:45pm on Sunday, February 24th, for a special presentation with artist Suzanne Moore as part of our year hosting the Saint John's Bible.
Each first Sunday during the program year, the music program is proud to offer distinctive and moving choral works, performed with excellence, to the glory of God.
On First Sundays throughout 2018-2019, from 12:30-2:00pm, a lunch is provided and a speaker from a local organization is invited to give a presentation. Out of respect for what the many local agencies do with grace, humility, deep knowledge, and training, we invite the experts, and look for ways in which our vocation of bearing Christ’s light in the world might meet with their vocation.
Join us for a Pancake Supper, the Burning of the Palms, and the Burying of the Alleluia!
Join us for a solemn service of the Eucharist with imposition of ashes as we enter together into the holy season of Lent.
Join us for a solemn service of the Eucharist with imposition of ashes as we enter together into the holy season of Lent.
Join us for a solemn service of the Eucharist with imposition of ashes as we enter together into the holy season of Lent.
Saint Philip's welcomes author and Episcopal priest, the Rev'd Jerry Anderson, to host a special presentation and signing of his new book "Ordained by Angels: A Memoir of an AIDS Chaplain." Join us for lunch and a public reading on Sunday, March 10th, 2019 at 12:30pm in the Music Center.
Join us on Sunday, 17 March at 12:45pm for our third Intersections Youth Forum where we’ll be wrestling with the figure of the devil.
Join us in the Murphey Gallery at 12:45pm on Sunday, March 24th, for a special presentation with Fr. Eric Hollas, OSB, as part of our year hosting The Saint John's Bible.
Every fifth Sunday, Saint Philip’s Recovery Ministry is proud to hold a twelve-step Eucharist with intentions for all those affected by addiction. Please join us!
Almighty God, whose dear Son went not up to joy but first he suffered pain, and entered not into glory before he was crucified: Mercifully grant that we, walking in the way of the cross, may find it none other that the way of life and peace; through Jesus Christ your Son our Lord, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen.
O God, by the passion of your blessed Son you made an instrument of shameful death to be for us the means of life: Grant us so to glory in the cross of Christ, that we may gladly suffer shame and loss for the sake of your Son our Savior Jesus Christ; who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever.
On Holy Wednesday, also known as "Spy" Wednesday, we will follow the Stations of the Cross at 5:30pm in the church, then gather in the Murphey Gallery for a simple supper and an introduction to the liturgies of Holy Week presented by our guest preacher for Triduum, the Rev'd Canon Scott Gunn. The dinner will be followed by a service of Tenebrae in the church.
Join us for an ancient service of chant and candlelight as we prepare to enter into the holy days of the Triduum - Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and Holy Saturday.
The Triduum begins, and we remember Christ's Last Supper with his disciples - his institution of the Eucharist, and his "new commandment" - that his followers should love each other as Christ himself loved them.
The Triduum continues on Good Friday with a solemn service commemorating Jesus' trial and crucifixion. There is no celebration of the Eucharist on this day - a stark illustration of Christ's death, and the weight of his absence. Communion is distributed from the reserved Sacrament - the last time it will be received until the Easter Vigil.
Join us for a family-friendly service of the Stations of the Cross - adults and children alike are invited to pray and reflect on the central events of Good Friday.
On Holy Saturday the Church is, as it were, at the Lord's tomb, meditating on his passion and death, and on his descent into hell, and awaiting his resurrection with prayer and fasting. This service of Morning Prayer calls us to reflect on the middle place between Christ's crucifixion and his resurrection. We will also hear together the words of "An Ancient Homily for Holy Saturday," an anonymous sermon from the fourth century.
A beautiful and powerful service of scripture, song, and prayer, as we move together from darkness into light and celebrate the resurrection of Christ.
Join us on Sunday, 17 February at 12:45pm for our second Intersections Youth Forum addressing War and Christianity.
Saint Philip's welcomes author and Episcopal priest, the Rev'd Carmen Guerrero, for a special presentation and signing of her new book, "Tales from the Life of a Latina Episcopal Priest: A Life Journey in the Presence of the Great I AM."
On First Sundays throughout 2018-2019, from 12:30-2:00pm, a lunch is provided and a speaker from a local organization is invited to give a presentation. Out of respect for what the many local agencies do with grace, humility, deep knowledge, and training, we invite the experts, and look for ways in which our vocation of bearing Christ’s light in the world might meet with their vocation.
Each first Sunday during the program year, the music program is proud to offer distinctive and moving choral works, performed with excellence, to the glory of God.
Don’t miss this delightful afternoon of Romantic Guitar Music with classical guitarist Misael Barraza-Diaz and the renowned Bolton Guitars and Friends. Dr. Barraza-Diaz and company are guaranteed to deliver a rich collage of wondrous music from the multi-award-winning guitar studio and colleagues at The University of Arizona.
Parishes throughout the Episcopal Church observe Recovery Sunday during the season after Epiphany. Join us as we pray for all those whose lives are affected by addiction, and celebrate the freeing and life-giving love of Jesus Christ.
Our Annual Meeting will take place Sunday January 13th.
10:15am is the first session and will include voting for vestry, budget presentation, finance update, and reports from Buildings and Grounds, Ministry Endowment and Funds Trust, Preservation and Endowment.
12:30pm is the second session and will include the Rector’s report, mission and ministry updates, and reports on new initiatives. Food will be served and childcare available!
Are you new to Saint Philip’s? Are you trying to decide if this is the right parish for you, or how you can get more connected to worship and service opportunities here? Join us in the Murphey Gallery for a newcomer reception with the Rector and other parish leaders.
On First Sundays throughout 2018-2019, from 12:30-2:00pm, a lunch is provided and a speaker from a local organization is invited to give a presentation. Out of respect for what the many local agencies do with grace, humility, deep knowledge, and training, we invite the experts, and look for ways in which our vocation of bearing Christ’s light in the world might meet with their vocation.
Each first Sunday during the program year, the music program is proud to offer distinctive and moving choral works, performed with excellence, to the glory of God.
Every fifth Sunday, Saint Philip’s Recovery Ministry is proud to hold a twelve-step Eucharist with intentions for all those affected by addiction. Please join us!
After the presents are opened and the stockings are all unstuffed, join us as we celebrate the Christ-Mass, observing the feast day of the Nativity of our Lord! All are welcome.
Please join us for Christmas Eve Midnight Mass, as we welcome the birth of the Christ Child. The service will include traditional Christmas Carols with brass and organ, featuring James MacMillan’s ethereal setting of the Mass. This service has incense as a way of offering frankincense to the newborn King.
Please join us for our 9:00pm Christmas Eve service, a celebration of Holy Communion with traditional Christmas Carols, brass and organ, and featuring Philip Stopford’s 'Keble Missa Brevis.'
Join us for our 7:00pm Christmas Eve service, a beautiful sung service of Lessons and Carols. The Saint Nicholas Choir and Schola Cantorum will sing.
Join us for our 5:00pm Christmas Eve service, a family-friendly celebration of Holy Communion with Christmas Carols. The Saint Nicholas Choir will sing at this service.
Join us for our earliest Christmas Eve service, a celebration of Holy Communion with Christmas Carols and a pageant by our children. The Saint Cecilia's and Cherub Choirs will sing at this service.
Rubens and Rembrandt are considered two of the giants of the Baroque, creating works of great spiritual power. Yet two artists could not have been more different. Through an examination on their works of art, Dr. Kevin Justus will help us understand the ebullience of Rubens and the introspection of Rembrandt. We will examine not only what it meant to them and those around them, but also how their works can still be so instructive and powerful today, but particularly during the season of Advent.
Join us as we gather together to decorate the campus with evergreen boughs and bright red ristras!
You are warmly invited to join us on the Feast of Saint Thomas the Apostle as the Right Rev'd Kirk Smith, Fifth Bishop of Arizona, will ordain the Rev'd K.D. Joyce and the Rev'd Alison Lee to the Priesthood in Christ's one holy catholic and apostolic Church.
Choral Evensong, a deeply moving service with candlelight, prayers, chant and incense, will be sung on the third Sunday of each month, October through May. Evensong is one of the jewels of the Anglican tradition, with sung settings of the psalms, evening canticles and prayers drawn from the 1662 Prayer Book.
Every third Sunday from October to May, our monthly service of Choral Evensong is preceded by a brief organ recital by a guest organist.
Join us on Sunday, 16 December at 12:45pm for our first Intersections Youth Forum on Addiction.
Rubens and Rembrandt are considered two of the giants of the Baroque, creating works of great spiritual power. Yet two artists could not have been more different. Through an examination on their works of art, Dr. Kevin Justus will help us understand the ebullience of Rubens and the introspection of Rembrandt. We will examine not only what it meant to them and those around them, but also how their works can still be so instructive and powerful today, but particularly during the season of Advent.
Walk with Mary and Joseph as they journey from Inn to Inn seeking shelter…and a place for the Word of God to be born.
Delve deeper into the season of Advent by taking a fresh look at the Annunciation and Nativity of Jesus through the eyes of his mother Mary. Using guided storytelling, reflection questions, art and music, we will seek to gain new perspectives on the familiar events which surrounded Jesus’ arrival into the world.
Join the Three Wise Women and A Star as they rise up in festive song to welcome Christmastide! Sopranos Dianne Iauco, Mary Paul, and Amy Williams, with collaborative pianist Bonnie Bird, perform seldom-heard Christmas and Advent music, interspersed with perennial favorites. This is guaranteed to get you into the holiday spirit!
All women are invited to join us for a casual and engaging Bible Study on the Gospel according to Saint Luke! No prior knowledge is assumed - come as you are!
Rubens and Rembrandt are considered two of the giants of the Baroque, creating works of great spiritual power. Yet two artists could not have been more different. Through an examination on their works of art, Dr. Kevin Justus will help us understand the ebullience of Rubens and the introspection of Rembrandt. We will examine not only what it meant to them and those around them, but also how their works can still be so instructive and powerful today, but particularly during the season of Advent.
Every second Sunday, children and their families gather in the Children’s Chapel for a special children’s Eucharist. Join us as we move and pray and sing and listen!
