What Is a Parish Nurse?

What makes a parish nurse different from other nurses? There may be other answers if you ask another parish nurse, Continue reading →

The Power of Clay

People sometimes wonder why the pottery classes are considered a health ministry at St. Philip’s. Have you wondered too? The students will Continue reading →

Honoring Our Departing Priests

With a mixture of sadness and joy, the parish said farewell and Godspeed to the Revs. Vicki Hesse and Greg Continue reading →

Daughters of the King Triennial 2015

The Order of the Daughters of the King held its 46th annual international Triennial convention in Midway, Utah, from June Continue reading →

Speaking of Dying…

Life presents odd circumstances. We cannot avoid having conversations about death, but we treat the topic of dying as taboo. Continue reading →

Meet Some of St. Philip’s Lay Leaders

St. Philip’s many ministries and programs are organized around a structure called “commissions” based on Jesus’s “Great Commission” to serve Continue reading →

“Walking the Mourner’s Path” Assists with Grief Journey

Four participants started off 2015 by Walking the Mourner’s Path, an eight-week, Christ-centered series of workshops designed by an Episcopal Continue reading →

Mental Illness Forum: Mind, Body, Spirit, and All of Us

On Friday, April 25, 2014, Interfaith Community Services (ICS) presented the Second Biennual Faith Communities and Mental Illness Conference, subtitled Continue reading →