SERVICES
Sunday Worship Services
8:00 AM Holy Eucharist, Rite One
10:30 AM Choral Holy Eucharist, Rite One

Childrens Nursery available for
8:00 AM & 10:30 AM Sunday Services.

Wednesday Worship Services
12:10 PM Communion Service of Healing

Visiting?
Get more information here

MAP

We are located at 9380 Davies Plantation Road, just north of the Stonebridge Golf Course and I-40.

Exit I-40 at Canada Road.  Turn north (away from the Belz Outlet Mall).  Take an immediate left on Davies Plantation Road (just past the McDonald's) and go 0.8 miles.  St. Philip will be on your right just before the stop sign. 

Our Mission:
To worship God in the Anglican Tradition, seek God's truth, grow in Christ, and proclaim God's Word to the world.

Happy New Year!

The Epiphany light not only directs us to the birth of Jesus, the coming of the Messiah for the whole world, the child that would be King - King of kings and Lord of lords but the Epiphany light also symbolizes for us three aspects of the Christian life:  thanksgiving, challenge or instruction, and hope.  It is in the Epiphany light that we find our sense of direction for the coming year.  First, thanksgiving!   The coming of the wise men who were Gentiles, previously not accepted as God's chosen people, symbolizes for us that Jesus has come to save and adopt all people of the world.  The shining star of the epiphany light shines brighter than the Star of David and invites all of humanity to become Children of God and to enjoy God's love, forgiveness, and salvation.  We are called to have thankful hearts for the blessed assurance of God's saving grace and for being adopted into God's family where we can experience God's love.  The Epiphany light directs us to have thankful hearts for the coming year.

The Epiphany light also directs us to the symbolism of the wise men's precious gifts to the Christ-child.  The Epiphany story instructs us and challenges us to bring our most precious gifts of time, talent, and money to the feet of Jesus.  We are often reminded by the offertory prayer offered in may of our Eucharistic Services that "All things come from Thee, oh, Lord, and of Thine own have we given Thee."  Everything that we have is a gift from God but we are instructed to offer our best efforts and gifts to the glory of God and for his Kingdom and his Church.  The Epiphany light directs us for the coming year to strategically analyze and plan the offering of our time, talent, and financial gifts to God.

Thirdly, the Epiphany light directs us to the hope found in the light of the World - Jesus Christ.  The Light of Christ can illumine all darkness in the dark and shadowy places of humanity and in our lives.  The Epiphany light reminds us of the hope we can find in Christ through the many difficulties, challenges, and concerns that we may have in the coming year.  We are called to be people of hope as a witness to the light in us.

The Epiphany light directs us to the divine resolutions of a new year:  To have thankful hearts, to plan for the giving of our best gifts of God, and to be "a people of hope" in ourselves and in the lives of others.  No other New Year resolutions could be greater than these in the Christian life.

                Fr Terry

 “The best is yet to come.”