It was a beautiful, sunny, Easter Morning. And we were so glad to welcome over 30 people to St. Philip’s. Here are a few photos of how we celebrated the rising of our Lord – Alleluia!
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Lenten Collection for Henry Budd College
Our Lent tradition at St. Philip’s is collecting monetary donations for the Henry Budd College of Ministry. Have you heard about Henry Budd? Henry was the first Indigenous Anglican priest – ordained in 1893. The college is an academic institution of the Anglican Diocese of Brandon. Their purpose is to equip (primarily but not exclusive)… Continue reading Lenten Collection for Henry Budd College
Lent & Easter 2023
We continue our Lenten journey with Evening Prayer this Wednesday, March 29 at 5: 00 p.m. Please join us for a time of prayer, readings from the Bible, and quiet contemplation. We hope you can join us on Sunday April 2 for Palm Sunday, at 11:00 a.m., as we celebrate Jesus’ journey into Jerusalem, and… Continue reading Lent & Easter 2023
Celebration of New Ministry
On Sunday, May 15, the parishioners of St. Philip’s held a celebration of new ministry, with our new minister, Canon Nancy Beale. Canon Nancy has been with St. Philip’s, in shared ministry with St. Andrew’s in Wellington, since October 2021. We knew this was a good match as soon as we started worshipping with Canon… Continue reading Celebration of New Ministry
Food Box Program @ The Hub
Did you know The Good Food Box Program at The Hub offers fresh, healthy, nutritious fruits and vegetables at a fraction of the retail cost? The boxes are available monthly, are packed in Belleville and shipped to Depots throughout Hastings & Prince Edward Counties. You can pop into The HUB Child & Family Centre at… Continue reading Food Box Program @ The Hub
We start with the truth
Sometimes it is hard to hear the truth, but for us to ever consider reconciliation, it is where we have to start. The Anglican Journal’s Matt Jordan interviewed a couple who came to work at the St. Michael’s Residential School in Alert Bay, B.C., in 1970. A powerful quote from the interview speaks to us… Continue reading We start with the truth