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 your church friends, enjoing meaningful conversations, and getting a little…
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 next step - the first anniversary of May 24th. This…
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 Thistle Farms' new ministry in Ukraine. Ukrainian women were requesting…
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 find myself humbled by the experience. The highlight of this…
Have you thought about what your lenten discipline will be this year? What about committing to a weekly gathering on Wednesday nights in March for a time of worship and nourishment for the body and soul. Each Wednesday evening we will…
Below is an excerpt from Bishop Reed's address to Council in Corpus Christi regarding Uvalde. Click here to read ("Go Baptize and Make Disciples:" The Bishop's Address) to diocesan council 2023 in its entirety. . . . Uvalde Before speaking…
On Thursday, February 16, 2023, a group of eight of St. Philp’s faithful ventured to Corpus Christi for Diocesan Council. We had met twice in preparation for this journey and we were all anticipating the most exciting part of Council – we…
We're privileged and happy to welcome Brenda Faulkner to her new counseling space here at St. Philip's. Brenda will be located in the Children's Bereavement room next to Briscoe Hall. Brenda moved to Uvalde from Dublin, TX, to take a…
Come join us on Sunday, November 6th for the Feast of All Saints. We will read the names of our local saints at both services. If you would like to include the name of a deceased loved one, please contact…
Thanks to the generosity of First Presbyterian Church, we are making plans to move Philip's Closet to an unused classroom across the street temporarily. This will allow Philip's Closet to continue to be a clothing resource for the people of…