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Lenten Dinner Talks – With Dr. Brenda Faulkner

A Study of Relationships and Our Faith during the Lenten Season! We are so excited to have Dr. Brenda Faulkner as our Lenten Study speaker this for five weeks during…

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Annual Parish Meeting 2024 – Snow Much Fun!

We gathered in a warm cozy Briscoe Hall on Sunday amidst the snowflake-covered tables for our annual parish meeting! The kids even enjoyed snowball play outside with the 200 snowballs…

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2023 Advent & Christmas Service Schedule

This year Christmas Eve falls on a Sunday, which is also the Fourth Sunday of Advent. So we will have two very different services on the same day. We will…

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Doing Love!

How will you love today? This past Sunday I preached on the two great commandments, to love God and love our neighbor as ourselves. We usually associate love with a…

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Offering our Tears for the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

By geography they are Israelis and Gazans. By ethnicity they are Jews and Arabs. By religion they are Jewish and Muslim. By history they are enemies. At least, that’s what…

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How will you serve at St. Philip’s?

Each Sunday we need approximately fifteen people to help serve at our two services. This does not include those in the choir, the altar guild, or the vestry person of…

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NEW – St. Philip’s Legacy Class

The "St. Philip's Legacies" invite you to join them as they begin a new book. The class began on September 13th but you are still welcome to join! The class…

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NEW Bible Study for Women

This fall we will be studying 1&2 Kings and how to overcome our struggles to trust God. The book is titled Trustworthy by Lysa Terkeurst and is a short 6 week…

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Reflection on the Rite of Elderhood

As I reflected on last Sunday’s service with our Bishop, it seemed to me to be one of stating our personal vows to live into the stage of life’s journey…

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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

  • Keeping Our Appointment With Life – A Sermon On Luke 2:22-40
    “Shut up. Suit up. Show up.” Those six words are the daily mantra of a psychologist named James Hollis. He says them to himself as he rides the elevator down to his car each morning. (Hollis, Living Between Worlds, 132) With the first he’s telling himself “to stop whining and complaining” (Ibid.). It’s his recognition […]
  • It’s A Question Of Consistency – A Sermon On Luke 4:14-21
    One of the things I’ve always tried to be with you is consistent. I want who you get on Sunday to be who you get on Monday, Tuesday, the day after, and the one after that. I want what you see in and hear from me to be consistent with the gospel week after week. […]
  • What’s Your Water To Wine Story? – A Sermon On John 2:1-11
    So what do you make of today’s gospel (John 2:1-11)?  Did Jesus really turn water into wine? If so, how did he do that? And what do we have to do to get a refill? I think those are the kind of questions we often bring to stories like this. But I wonder if they […]
  • Becoming All Flame – A Sermon On Luke 3:15-17, 21-22
    Today is the Feast of the Baptism of Jesus. But I’m more interested in your baptism. If you don’t remember it, that’s okay. You can still tell a story about your baptism. And if you haven’t yet been baptized in the Church, that’s okay too. You can still tell a story about your baptism. I’m […]
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