In-person Worship has been temporarily suspended.

Join us online--you have two options:

 

 

Option 1:

Join us virtually at 9 am for the Livestream

Access the service live on Zoom at 9 am Sunday, OR

Access the service live on our Facebook page, OR

The livestream will also be posted on YouTube later on Sunday.

 

Download the bulletin here.

 

 

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Option 2:

Pre-recorded Service on YouTube

This service is available starting on Saturday. It is roughly 30 minutes and includes the readings, sermon, prayers and some music. Think of it a little like a virtual 8 am service.

 

Pre-recorded Service for Sunday, November 22

 

 

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Subscribe to our YouTube channel

 

And join us for Noonday prayer via Zoom

Every Monday-Thursday

• Link for Zoom Call: https://zoom.us/j/6257995827?pwd=ZFozYmFPL3lEZWwwd2U4RjFSSzVmdz09
• To Call in: dial (312) 626-6799, then enter Meeting ID: 625 799 5827 and Password: 731553

 

Read our full Covid-19 Protocols here.

Read the latest re-entry directive from the diocese here.

 

 

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ONLINE GIVING

You can help us out by supporting the church during this time of social isolation. There are several ways to give:

1. Just continue to mail your pledge payment to church. We are checking the mail weekly and making deposits twice a month.
2. Automate your giving by setting up an automatic ACH payment with your bank. Email Bonnie Haacke for more information.
3. Give online -- it's easy. Just go to this page on our website and you can make pledge payments, memorial gifts, and more.

Or watch Fr. Eric's short video on how to do it:

 

Here are some other resources for you to use as you worship and pray at home.

 

Start with the Book of Common Prayer

• I particularly recommend the Daily Office, beginning at page 74.
• The Daily Office includes services for Morning Prayer, Noonday Prayer, Evening Prayer and Compline.
• There are also shorter services called Daily Devotions for Individuals and Families, beginning at page 136. They are shorter versions of the four services above.
• If you don’t have a prayerbook at home, the whole prayer book is also online at: https://www.bcponline.org

 

Speaking of the Daily Office, I really like the Mission of St. Clare.

• You can just follow along with the service for each day.
• Just go to their website and click the image at the top of the page: https://www.missionstclare.com/english/index.html

 

St. Philip’s

• Check back here each Sunday in March for our virtual Sunday worship service.
• You can subscribe to the E-pistle here to stay up to date with events at St. Philip’s.
• Subscribe to our Facebook page for more up to date news.
• You can also listen to sermons on our podcast, which is available here.
• You can also submit prayer requests online here.

 

Lent Madness: https://www.lentmadness.org/category/lent-madness-2020/

• For a light-hearted look at the saints of the church, check out Lent Madness.
• Every day during Lent you can vote between two saints.
• On Easter the winning saint receives the Golden Halo.

 

The Washington National Cathedral offers free webcasts of their worship services.

• These will continue even though the cathedral is closed to public worship for the next couple of weeks.
• The preacher March 15 will be the Most Rev. Michael Curry, and on March 22 Bishop Marianne Budde will be the preacher.
• They also have archived webcasts here: https://cathedral.org/worship/service-archive/

 

Centering Prayer

• Paul Bozymowski leads a centering prayer group on Saturdays. Contact him for more information.
• You can learn more at: https://www.contemplativeoutreach.org.
• There is also a neat app for your phone or tablet available on Apple or Android. It is called Centering Prayer.