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It’s time to “Re-Connect with IWC at St. Philip’s

Invite (Evangelism), Welcome (Hospitality), Connect (Belonging) (IWC) You may remember that several of us have attended Invite Welcome Connect events over the years. We have learned from the collective experience…

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Who are the St. Philip’s Legacies?

A couple of years ago, a few seniors got together to form a reading group, and the initial direction of the group was to study books on aging. Over the…

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Baptism, Confirmation, Reception & Renewal of Baptismal Vows

Are you curious about or interested in baptism, confirmation, reception, or renewal of baptismal vows? Do you want to know more? Start with the baptismal liturgy in the Book of…

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Are you a member of St. Philip’s?

If not - are you ready to be? All through our lives we come to times of transition and change. More often than not these days are marked with some…

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I Sing, You Sing, We All Sing for Ice Cream!

Come for fun and fellowship to Briscoe Hall on August 6th at 5:30 p.m. Summer may be hot but ice cream is so good and homemade ice cream is the…

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Blood Drive at St. Philip’s

Give a pint - get a pint (of ice cream) and more! Meeting the blood needs is not always easy for the South Texas Blood and Tissue Center, especially in…

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Let’s Walk!

We all know the value of walking, but sometimes we don't always take the time for this beneficial exercise. What if you could combine a walk, with spending time with…

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Coming to the First May 24th Anniversary

One of the things I’ve learned about grief is that there are very few, if any, answers. There is only the next step. We are about to take a big…

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Love Heals

During the "We Will Continue . . . And How!" festival in San Marcos last September, keynote speaker, the Rev. Becca Stevens, priest and founder of Thistle Farms, spoke about…

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Council 2023 – By Buzz Barton

It was a privilege to attend Council and represent St. Philip’s. I must admit, I went thinking I knew what was ‘best’ for St. Philip’s and our Diocese only to…

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Read The Rev. Dr. Michael K. Marsh’s Sermons

AN EPISCOPAL PRIEST’S SERMONS, PRAYERS, AND REFLECTIONS ON LIFE, BECOMING HUMAN, AND DISCOVERING OUR DIVINITY

RSS Interrupting the Silence

  • “The Antidote To Exhaustion” – A Sermon On Mark 6:30-34, 53-56
    “Come away to a deserted place all by yourselves and rest a while,” Jesus says in today’s gospel (Mark 6:30-34, 53-56). That sounds pretty good to me, how about you? What does that mean for you today? What do you need to let go of or get away from in order to rest? Where and […]
  • Losing Our Head – A Sermon On Mark 6:14-29
    He lost his head. It happens.  It happened in Jesus’ time and it’s happening in our time. It makes me wonder if we all come to moments in our lives when we lose our head. Maybe the question isn’t whether we will lose our head but what are we willing to lose our head for.  […]
  • What If You Already Are Enough? – A Sermon On Mark 6:1-13
    In the summer of 2000 Cyndy and I moved from Corpus Christi, Texas, to Sewanee, Tennessee, for me to attend seminary. A few months before we left Cyndy asked the wife of our priest about being a clergy spouse. “What’s it like being married to the priest?” she asked. Speaking about her husband, she said, […]
  • Touching The Cloak – A Sermon On Mark 5:21-43
    A few days ago someone told me that several years ago he blocked a friend of his from contacting him. They had some very different opinions about life and the world and their relationship had become difficult. He said, “I regret that I did that. I don’t know why but I’ve recently started thinking about […]
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