We love our pets, and they are welcome to come to church for a special blessing.
Join us for an informal service in commemoration of St. Francis on Tuesday evening, Oct 4, 7:00 PM. Your pets are invited to attend – suitably leashed or caged – for a special prayer of blessing. A simple communion will be celebrated. This is a fun and unique family service in the parish hall, children are welcome too!
Be a part of our updated St. Philip’s Family Directory! We need you to make our directory complete. Photos will be taken at the church on June 21 from 2:30pm-8:30pm.
Click here and follow the easy directions to schedule your portrait session.
F A S T • C O N V E N I E N T • E A S Y
Church members who participate in this program will receive a free and updated full-colour photo directory free of charge. You will also have the opportunity to order more photos for you and your family and friends.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Please email Brian at bnsuggs@nullspoth.ca if you have any questions.
This year’s Walkathon will be on Sunday, May 29 and done jointly by St. Philip’s and Grace Church, Markham in support of the Syrian refugee family we are sponsoring together.
The goal is to raise $20,000. All funds collected will be used for this joint project.
Donations can be made online through Canada Helps (you receive an instant receipt by email) or you can send a cheque to either St. Philip’s or Grace Church with “Walkathon” in the memo line. All donations over $20 will be receipted. If you’d like to walk and collect sponsors, please pick up a sponsor sheet from either church.
There will be a joint worship service on Sunday, May 29 starting at 10:30am at St. Philip’s and the walk will start at 11:30am. The route is approximately 5kms and runs through the neighbourhoods around the church. A light lunch will be served for all who are walking.
More information about the sponsorship can be found here.
The below items are wanted to help our refugee family when they arrive. Click here for details about our partnership with Grace Church, Markham.
Pleased email information and picture of items to mckelvey@nullrogers.com
A HEALING JOURNEY THROUGH LENT
Led by Dr. David Reed
Saturday, February 13, 2016 – 9:00am-12 noon
The days between Ash Wednesday and Easter tell the ‘Greatest Story Ever Told.’ It’s the Story of a God who created the world out of love, Who looked at that world and said, ‘it’s good!’ It’s the story of disobedience, broken relationships and disorder, of rebellion and death.
There’s Good News. It’s the Story of a God whose love never gives up—the story of a God who heals our sin and sorrow. Lent is the Story of an incarnate God—God made flesh—who came among us, died for us, and was raised from death to bring healing to the whole world—to us, to the nations and to the whole creation.
To prepare for our Lenten journey, we will follow the healing ministry of Jesus and the Apostolic Church, signs that the reign of God has begun. We will share today’s healing stories to remind us that this kingdom of God is still unfolding before our eyes.
In Easter we will rejoice that the Great Reversal which began in a manger and on a cross will be brought to its completion in that new heaven and earth where God ‘will wipe away every tear from their eyes and death shall be no more.’
Cost: $15.00 for the morning; please email Katharine to sign up.
Ash Wednesday marks the start of observation of Lent, the most solemn time of the Christian Year.
Ashes are an ancient sign of penitence: from the Middle Ages it became the custom to begin Lent by marking Christians with the sign of the cross in ash on their foreheads.
Lent is traditionally marked by self-examination, fasting and preparation for Easter. It is a time when Christians reflect on the biblical account of Jesus in the wilderness (Luke 4:1-13).
Ash Wednesday services will be at 9:30am and 7:30pm. A special Ash Wednesday service for families with children and/or teens is held at 6:30pm. The imposition of ashes and the Eucharist will be part of all three services.
St. Philip’s celebrates Chinese New Year on Sunday, January 31 at 1pm – all are invited to attend! We have prepared an entertaining and fun event for all ages that includes traditional and contemporary Chinese dance and both Chinese and Western vocal performances. There will be many “lucky draw” gifts and best of all, it’s free. Rev. Esther Deng can answer any questions you might have, she can be reached at (905) 477-1991 or by email at edeng@nullspoth.ca
问候和祝福您和您的家人！
我们真诚并热情邀请你及家人来圣菲利浦教会同庆中国新年。2016年1月31日的主日下午1点整，在圣菲利普教会将有适合所有年龄段的中国传统和当代舞蹈，中国和西方演唱，“幸运抽奖”及礼物和有趣的活动。我们非常高兴您及家人来与我们一起在加拿大欢度中国新年。
如果你有任何问题，请联系邓牧师（905）477-1991 edeng@nullspoth.ca
新年快乐！
圣菲利浦圣公会的牧者及工作人员
Summer Camp dates are as follows for 2016:
Musical Theatre Camp – July 4-8;
Summer Day Camp – July 11-15;
Registration and additional info will be available starting in March.
Please leave your email below to be notified when registration opens.
[ninja_form id=5]Summer Camp dates are as follows for 2016:
Musical Theatre Camp (click for more info & to register) – July 4-8; ages 6-17
Summer Day Camp (click for more info & to register) – July 11-15; for those entering JK-GR 5
Both camps will run from 9am-3:30pm.
Summer Camp dates are as follows for 2016:
Musical Theatre Camp (click for more info & to register) – July 4-8; ages 6-17
Summer Day Camp (click for more info & to register) – July 11-15; for those entering JK-GR 5
Both camps will run from 9am-3:30pm
