The College of Clergy is a group of deacons and priests, staff and retired clergy, who meet for a monthly hybrid meeting. Their primary focus is fellowship in Christ, prayer, information-sharing and service to Saint Philip’s and beyond. The facilitator is Michael Anderson who can be contacted at michael@frogsgab.com.
This series provides a performance opportunity for rising musical stars in the Tucson area. The events are concerts that feature an hour of special chamber music, preceded by a light supper.
The dinner concert will feature Hannah Lui (piano) and Joshua Thai (violin).
Dinner will start at 6:00pm and the concert will begin at 7:00pm. Seating is limited so reserve your place by calling Kay Couch at 520-299-2062. If you would like more information, please call Gwen Powell at 520-289-5641.
A donation is requested to pay for the musicians and the meal. The suggested amount is $25 per person and $50 per family. This is an outreach program and no one will be turned away. The intention is to share a dinner and enjoy an evening with beautiful young musicians.
The College of Clergy is a group of deacons and priests, staff and retired clergy, who meet for a monthly hybrid meeting. Their primary focus is fellowship in Christ, prayer, information-sharing and service to Saint Philip’s and beyond. The facilitator is Michael Anderson who can be contacted at michael@frogsgab.com.
The College of Clergy is a group of deacons and priests, staff and retired clergy, who meet for a monthly hybrid meeting. Their primary focus is fellowship in Christ, prayer, information-sharing and service to Saint Philip’s and beyond. The facilitator is Michael Anderson who can be contacted at michael@frogsgab.com.
This series provides a performance opportunity for rising musical stars in the Tucson area. The events are concerts that feature an hour of special chamber music, preceded by a light supper.
This dinner concert will feature Laura Roland (violin) and Sarah Roland (cello).
Dinner will start at 6:00pm and the concert will begin at 7:00pm. Seating is limited so reserve your place by calling Kay Couch at 520-299-2062. If you would like more information, please call Gwen Powell at 520-289-5641.
A donation is requested to pay for the musicians and the meal. The suggested amount is $25 per person and $50 per family. This is an outreach program and no one will be turned away. The intention is to share a dinner and enjoy an evening with beautiful young musicians.
The College of Clergy is a group of deacons and priests, staff and retired clergy, who meet for a monthly hybrid meeting. Their primary focus is fellowship in Christ, prayer, information-sharing and service to Saint Philip’s and beyond. The facilitator is Michael Anderson who can be contacted at michael@frogsgab.com.
If you are looking for an opportunity to learn, to lead, to serve, and to eat tasty homemade food, then consider helping prepare the weekly meal for Mosaic. You can try it once to consider if it’s something you like to do.
Click here to watch the short and really fun video that Arnold Carson made that shows how much fun folks have.
In addition to Wednesday afternoon/evenings, there is now the option to volunteer on Sunday afternoons.
On “Souper Sundays,” teams of eight volunteers are guided through the process of making soup to be frozen in 20-batch servings. This soup will be available for Mosaic when volunteers can’t make their usual shift or for occasional events such as a gathering of the Feeding Ministries team.
The College of Clergy is a group of deacons and priests, staff and retired clergy, who meet for a monthly hybrid meeting. Their primary focus is fellowship in Christ, prayer, information-sharing and service to Saint Philip’s and beyond. The facilitator is Michael Anderson who can be contacted at michael@frogsgab.com.
Participants gather via Zoom to share stories and reflect on aging. There is humor, silliness, empathy, and caring. The discussion follow a format:
—Opening prayer
—A discussion about a chapter from a book that guides the topic
—Stories (funny and serious) are shared
—An occasional guest speaker attends
—Closing prayer
If you are interested in attending or want to learn more, contact parishioner and parish nurse, Carol Jones, to receive the Zoom link. Her email address is parishnurse@stphilipstucson.org.
Participants gather via Zoom to share stories and reflect on aging. There is humor, silliness, empathy, and caring. The discussion follow a format:
—Opening prayer
—A discussion about a chapter from a book that guides the topic
—Stories (funny and serious) are shared
—An occasional guest speaker attends
—Closing prayer
If you are interested in attending or want to learn more, contact parishioner and parish nurse, Carol Jones, to receive the Zoom link. Her email address is parishnurse@stphilipstucson.org.
Join for all or part of the evening. Click here to help prepare the food, serve it, or assist with clean-up.
5:15pm Evening Prayer
6:00pm Dinner
6:30pm-7:45pm in-person Christian formation
You are welcome to participate for the entire evening or just a portion. If you don’t drive at night or kids need to get to bed, feel welcome to attend for prayer and dinner. If you’re running late after work, then join the group at 6:30pm for study. Whatever works for you is perfect.
If you have questions, contact Fr Peter at Peter.Helman@StPhilipsTucson.org or Mtr Taylor at Taylor.Devine@StPhilipsTucson.org
Join us as we discuss Bible readings. To learn what the upcoming readings are contact Dcn Susan at: susanerickson27@gmail.com. You can register to join HERE.
Saint Philip’s anti-racism discussion group invites anyone to join the discussion group, though it is helpful to have read books such as White Fragility, Caste, America for Americans, and America’s Racial Karma, which will give you a sense of the material covered over the past year.
To register, please click here.
Enjoy fellowship and welcome newcomers in the air-conditioned Murphey Gallery.
Nursery care is available for infants and toddlers in room 6 of the Children’s Courtyard. Two trained attendants are present at all times.
Saint Philip’s Prayer Shawl ministry gathers for a hybrid meeting in room 10 and via Zoom. Knitters and crocheters of all skill levels are welcome at these gatherings, and instruction is available for beginners.
This ministry creates prayer shawls for parishioners who are ill, bereaved, or going through a difficult time. Shawls are blessed by clergy throughout the year and then distributed during in-person, pastoral visits.
If you know of a parishioner who would be comforted by receiving a prayer shawl, made with love by fellow parishioners and blessed by clergy, visit the church office Monday-Thursday and pick one up; shawls are packaged and ready to go.
If you would like to join the group via Zoom, email Helene Woodhams at helenewoodhams@comcast.net
Participants gather via Zoom to share stories and reflect on aging. There is humor, silliness, empathy, and caring. The discussion follow a format:
—Opening prayer
—A discussion about a chapter from a book that guides the topic
—Stories (funny and serious) are shared
—An occasional guest speaker attends
—Closing prayer
If you are interested in attending or want to learn more, contact parishioner and parish nurse, Carol Jones, to receive the Zoom link. Her email address is parishnurse@stphilipstucson.org.
Join for all or part of the evening. Click here to help prepare the food, serve it, or assist with clean-up.
5:15pm Evening Prayer
6:00pm Dinner
6:30pm-7:45pm in-person Christian formation
You are welcome to participate for the entire evening or just a portion. If you don’t drive at night or kids need to get to bed, feel welcome to attend for prayer and dinner. If you’re running late after work, then join the group at 6:30pm for study. Whatever works for you is perfect.
If you have questions, contact Fr Peter at Peter.Helman@StPhilipsTucson.org or Mtr Taylor at Taylor.Devine@StPhilipsTucson.org
Join us as we discuss Bible readings. To learn what the upcoming readings are contact Dcn Susan at: susanerickson27@gmail.com. You can register to join HERE.
Saint Philip’s anti-racism discussion group invites anyone to join the discussion group, though it is helpful to have read books such as White Fragility, Caste, America for Americans, and America’s Racial Karma, which will give you a sense of the material covered over the past year.
To register, please click here.
Fr Robert Hendrickson, Saint Philip’s Rector, will spend time with folks new to the parish (or Episcopal faith). He’ll provide a short overview of life at Saint Philip’s and answer questions. The gathering will take place in the Murphey Gallery.
Enjoy fellowship and welcome newcomers in the air-conditioned Murphey Gallery.
Nursery care is available for infants and toddlers in room 6 of the Children’s Courtyard. Two trained attendants are present at all times.
Saint Philip’s Prayer Shawl ministry gathers for a hybrid meeting in room 10 and via Zoom. Knitters and crocheters of all skill levels are welcome at these gatherings, and instruction is available for beginners.
This ministry creates prayer shawls for parishioners who are ill, bereaved, or going through a difficult time. Shawls are blessed by clergy throughout the year and then distributed during in-person, pastoral visits.
If you know of a parishioner who would be comforted by receiving a prayer shawl, made with love by fellow parishioners and blessed by clergy, visit the church office Monday-Thursday and pick one up; shawls are packaged and ready to go.
If you would like to join the group via Zoom, email Helene Woodhams at helenewoodhams@comcast.net
Join Shirin McArthur as she guides participants in exploring the Incarnation and its meaning. The retreat will take place at Saint Philip’s and include a simple Mediterranean-style lunch. A suggested donation of $25.00 is requested to cover costs; payment may be made on the day of the retreat.
To register click this link. If you have questions or dietary restrictions to share, email Shirin at shirin@shirinmcarthur.com. You can learn more about Shirin on her website.
Participants gather via Zoom to share stories and reflect on aging. There is humor, silliness, empathy, and caring. The discussion follow a format:
—Opening prayer
—A discussion about a chapter from a book that guides the topic
—Stories (funny and serious) are shared
—An occasional guest speaker attends
—Closing prayer
If you are interested in attending or want to learn more, contact parishioner and parish nurse, Carol Jones, to receive the Zoom link. Her email address is parishnurse@stphilipstucson.org.
Join for all or part of the evening. Click here to help prepare the food, serve it, or assist with clean-up.
5:15pm Evening Prayer
6:00pm Dinner
6:30pm-7:45pm in-person Christian formation
You are welcome to participate for the entire evening or just a portion. If you don’t drive at night or kids need to get to bed, feel welcome to attend for prayer and dinner. If you’re running late after work, then join the group at 6:30pm for study. Whatever works for you is perfect.
If you have questions, contact Fr Peter at Peter.Helman@StPhilipsTucson.org or Mtr Taylor at Taylor.Devine@StPhilipsTucson.org
The College of Clergy is a group of deacons and priests, staff and retired clergy, who meet for a monthly hybrid meeting. Their primary focus is fellowship in Christ, prayer, information-sharing and service to Saint Philip’s and beyond. The facilitator is Michael Anderson who can be contacted at michael@frogsgab.com.
Join us as we discuss Bible readings. To learn what the upcoming readings are contact Dcn Susan at: susanerickson27@gmail.com. You can register to join HERE.
