This Sunday, April 7, David Heilbroner, an Academy Award-winning movie producer and director will be at St. Philip’s with a small crew. They are preparing a documentary about the eclipse and want to video part of our Sunday service. David…
Come join St. Philips at Broadway 830, 100 E. Main Street, Uvalde on April 10th from 6-8 PM for Theology on Tap. We will meet in fellowship, and share some good food and drinks. All ages are welcome. RSVPs are…
At first glance, maybe the first thought that popped into your head was “?”, or “That doesn’t make sense!”. But drill it down, think about it a bit longer, and it makes perfect sense. This past week in San Marcos at…
The 120th Council of the DWTX convened in San Marcos February 22 - 24th in San Marcos, Texas. This year's delegation from St. Philip's included Darrell & Lory Zimmerman, Randy Harris, Sharon Carson, and Cyndy Marsh. Kelley Kimble, the diocesan…
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 Lent. Brenda is new to St. Philip's, and Uvalde. She…
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 that were the inspiration for this year's decorations! We shared…
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 celebrate the Fourth Sunday of Advent on Sunday, December 24th…
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 feeling toward another. We love some people but not others.…
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 I’ve been told. I wish it were that simple. I…
