Christmas Eve Marks St. Philip’s 80th

St. Philip’s In The Hills Episcopal Church was founded in 1936. When the first service was held on Christmas Eve, Continue reading →

Greening of St. Philip’s

The Greening of the Church at St. Philip’s takes place on December 22. At this well-loved event, parishioners gather to Continue reading →

St. Philip’s Blesses New Portico

About 1980, when the East Murphy Gallery was constructed, the plans included a shelter on the east side to cut Continue reading →

St. Philip’s Sextons: Hard Working Heroes

Many St. Philippian regulars seem oblivious to, or take for granted, the many tasks required of St. Philip’s sextons. With Continue reading →

Garden Guild Cultivates Beauty

Everyone enjoys a garden—pleasing to the eye and soothing to the soul. St. Philip’s is home to several. Walking through Continue reading →

St. Philip’s Labyrinth a Popular Place

Labyrinths predate Christianity and are found in many major religious traditions and cultures. Some experts believe that the Christian meditation Continue reading →

St. Philip’s Joins Interfaith Solar Day

On Sunday, October 14, 2012, Congressman Ron Barber’s office hosted an Interfaith Solar Day Event at Temple Emanu-El to provide Continue reading →

Children Enjoy Renewed Facilities

You may hear the sound of little voices projecting glee and laughter through the halls of St. Philip’s these days. Continue reading →