On Wednesday evenings we come together for food, fellowship and spiritual formation. Come as you are.
5:15 PM – Handbell Choir
Room B-1 (Parish House, lower level)
All ages welcome. Participants focus on rhythm and learn other elements of music theory. They occasionally play during worship services. Anyone of reading age
5:30 PM – Eucharist
In-Person – Church
This is a simple service led from the Book of Common Prayer.
* 5:30 PM First Wednesdays – Healing Eucharist
In-Person – Church
On the first Wednesday of every month, the 5:30 Eucharist is a public healing Eucharist with prayers, anointing, and laying on of hands for those who wish it.
5:30 – 6:30 PM – Wednesday Night Community Dinner
Parish Hall
Come enjoy dinner and fellowship. Chef Toni will cook.
6-7 PM – Experts in our Midst
Parlor
A new series where St. Philip’s members share insights on important topics. If you’d like to share your knowledge in a future session, reach out to Hannah Flack at youth@stphilipsdurham.org.
6-7 PM – Children’s Activities
Level 1 Atrium, 2nd floor
6-6:25 PM – Family Choir
Gathering Room (Parish House, 2nd floor)
Children of any age and an adult participate together. Children are introduced to church music and occasionally sing during worship services. Children 2+ and an adult caregiver
6:30-7 PM – Junior Choir
Gathering Room (Parish House, 2nd floor)
Children learn healthy singing practices and music theory. They apply these skills to church music and occasionally sing during worship services. Children of reading age
6:30 PM – Engage!
Library and Zoom
Our Wednesday night programming series – see upcoming offerings below.
Upcoming Engage! sessions:
Durham CAN Listening Session – April 2 • 6 PM – What Durham issues are important to you? What do you think Durham CAN (Durham Congregations, Associations, and Neighborhoods) should advocate for this year? Durham CAN is a diverse coalition of 25+ organizations working for progressive change in our community, with past wins like universal free lunch for Durham students and 800+ affordable housing units downtown. Come to this Durham CAN listening session to offer your input for Durham CAN’s upcoming agenda. Whether you live in the city or not, your input on issues affecting our community is critical!
Lenten Book Study: Becoming Human by Brian G. Taylor – Wednesdays during Lent: March 12, 19, 26, April 2, 9 • 6:30 PM – During Lent, the whole parish is invited to read a short chapter a day of Becoming Human. Taylor’s succinct summations of what Jesus taught―Don’t worry; Love everybody; Help the poor; Become simple; Face into conflict; Change the world; Forgive yourself for being human, and so on―provide the basis for this series of reflections on the transformative wisdom that inspired those who had ears to hear to drop everything and follow him. We’ll gather for discussion of the past week’s readings on Wednesday nights at 6:30.
For more information, please contact
Gabe Lamazares, Associate Rector
gabe@stphilipsdurham.org
COVID Response: We continue to monitor the rate of transmission in Durham County. While the rate remains in the low or medium categories, masks will be optional at all indoor services and events.