Join us in the Labyrinth Plaza for a lively pot-luck celebration of the feast of our patron, Saint Philip!

Charles Katzenberg,, M.D, will present a lecture discussing tools that individuals can use to reduce their risk of heart disease and stroke. Dr. Katzenberg is a Clinical Professor of Medicine at the UA College of Medicine and the Sarver Heart Center.

Sarah N. Patel, M.D, will present a lecture discussing both how to get a good night's sleep and what the health risks are of inadequate quality sleep. Dr. Patel is Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine, Division of Pulmonary, Critical Care, Allergy and Sleep Medicine at the UA College of Medicine.

Join us for an unforgettable evening of gourmet food, live music, good company, and a great cause! This annual gala dinner benefits the Ministry Endowment Fund, which supports the ministry work of Saint Philip's. Tickets are $75 a person, $50 of which is a tax-deductible donation to the Ministry Endowment Fund.

Bill Jones, Pharm.D, will present a lecture on getting the most from your medication. Dr. Jones has served as the Clinical Coordinator of Pharmacy at the Tucson VA Hospital and as an Associate Professor at the UA College of Pharmacy.

How fortunate St. Philip’s is to have wonderful staff singers who are also superb, experienced opera singers.  Our singers will be featured in Opera Night, on Friday, April 13 at 6:30 PM - a benefit for the Saint Nicholas Choir’s second UK Residency scheduled for July 2019 at Ely Cathedral.  The gala evening begins with “Operatifs” at 6:30 in the Gallery and moves to the church for Act 1 at 7:30. Following the performance return to the Gallery for a lavish dessert finale.

Join us as we continue our celebration of Christ's resurrection with a festive Eucharist in contemporary language, featuring favorite Easter hymns.

A non-traditional, participatory liturgy with expansive language, intended for those who are exploring their faith journey or those who are seeking a return to community within the church. (Held in the Music Center)

Join us as we continue our celebration of Christ's resurrection with a festive Eucharist in contemporary language, featuring favorite Easter hymns.

Join us as we continue our celebration of Christ's resurrection with a festive and family-friendly Eucharist in the Children's Courtyard.

Join us as we continue our celebration of Christ's resurrection with a festive Eucharist in contemporary language, featuring favorite Easter hymns.

Join us as we continue our celebration of Christ's resurrection with a festive Eucharist in traditional language, featuring favorite Easter hymns.

Join us as we continue our celebration of Christ's resurrection with a sunrise Eucharist featuring favorite Easter hymns.

A beautiful and powerful service of scripture, song, and prayer, as we move together from darkness into light and celebrate the resurrection of Christ.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Join us each Thursday during Lent at 12:15pm in the Bloom Music Center for our annual series of concerts featuring talented young musicians.

Will MacDonald has been playing violin since he was five. He enjoys all styles of music and plays in three bands around town. He studies violin with Wynne Rife, jazz violin with Nick Coventry and fiddle with Matt Rolland. Will traveled to Washington DC for National History Day to perform fiddle music as the head boatman and great fiddle player on the Lewis and Clark Exhibition. He was a finalist in Tucson Symphony’s Young Artist’s Competition and was Arizona State fiddle champion in his age division many times, as well as runner up in the Overall Division.  He part of TSO's outstanding Young Composers Project, writing two pieces for the symphony and a string quartet.

On Wednesday evenings during Lent, we will follow the Stations of the Cross at 5:30pm in the church, followed by an Agapé Meal Eucharist and discussion in the Gallery, hosted by the J2A youth.

Join us for this family-friendly service of stations of the cross, as we walk and pray together through the events of Good Friday. Prayers and readings will be specially designed to help Christ-followers of all ages engage deeply with the story of the Passion.

Join us each Thursday during Lent at 12:15pm in the Bloom Music Center for our annual series of concerts featuring talented young musicians.

A native of China, Shuo Pan is currently pursuing her doctorate at the University of Arizona with Professor Tannis Gibson. She completed her Bachelors degree in Beijing and also studied piano at the Tchaikovsky Moscow State Conservatory as a foreign exchange student. Shuo won first prize at the Hong Kong International Piano Competition, and in 2017 she received Honorable Mention in the Professional Division of the Debut International Piano Competition. As a result, she received two major solo engagements: a performance at Weill Recital Hall in Carnegie Hall and another at the historic Ehrbar Concert Hall in Vienna in August. An adventurous traveler and music enthusiast, she believes that life offers endless possibilities and opportunities.

On Wednesday evenings during Lent, we will follow the Stations of the Cross at 5:30pm in the church, followed by an Agapé Meal Eucharist and discussion in the Gallery, hosted by the J2A youth.

What’s your favorite hymn? Do you love singing hymns of praise with others in church? Come and enjoy a fun afternoon with your friends on Sunday, March 11th, at 3:00pm. An Ice Cream Social in the Gallery will conclude the hour of joyful singing. Tickets are $20/person – on sale in the Fishpond Garden beginning February 11th.

Phoebe Griswold, Julie Johnson and Jeanette Renouf will facilitate a Quiet Day on March 10th, whose topic is “Praying through Troubled Times.” As Christians, we always have hope, but what can we do to keep God’s vision for us alive when hope is challenged and when the path ways to Divine wisdom seem to go off track? Join us for this thought-provoking and rejuvenating event!

Join us each Thursday during Lent at 12:15pm in the Bloom Music Center for our annual series of concerts featuring talented young musicians.

Sophia Rightmer is a senior at University High School and plays cello in the Tucson Philharmonia Youth Orchestra. She has been playing cello for ten years, and currently takes lessons from Tucson Symphony Orchestra cellist Mary Beth Tyndall. Attending Interlochen Summer Arts Camp in 2016, she played in the World Youth Symphony Orchestra. Last summer she attend the National Symphony Orchestra Summer Music Institute in Washington DC, and played alongside NSO musicians. She has placed in concerto competitions including the Tucson Civic Orchestra Young Artist Competition, Tucson Philharmonia Young Artist Competition, and Tucson Cello Congress Competition. In May of 2017, Sophia played the Saint Saens Cello Concert with the Tucson Symphony Orchestra.