On Wednesday evenings we come together for food, fellowship and spiritual formation. Come as you are.
Wednesdays
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
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 Dinner – ON SUMMER BREAK
Parish Hall
Come enjoy dinner and fellowship. Chef Tonya will cook.
Cost: $5 per person, $20 per family
Learn more about Wednesday Night Dinner
6-6:25 PM – Family Choir – ON SUMMER BREAK
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
6-6:45 PM – Intermediate Handbell Choir – ON SUMMER BREAK
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
6:30-7 PM – Junior Choir – ON SUMMER BREAK
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:
Engage! for Pride Month: Marvelously Made – Wednesdays: June 3, 10, 17 & 24 • 6:30 PM – Join the Rev. Gabe Lamazares for a transformative four-part series exploring Marvelously Made, a Bible study focusing on how queer stories and relationships have always been part of the great story of God and humanity. Created by the Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina’s Swindell Committee, this beautifully illustrated guide looks beyond traditional binaries and “straightness.” Together we’ll reexamine familiar scriptures through a lens celebrating a rich variety of gender and sexual identities. Through conversation and reflection, we’ll explore themes of identity, belonging, creativity, and God’s delight in the rich diversity of creation. All are welcome. Copies of Marvelously Made available at church.
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.