All are welcome; no preregistration is required. Or join us on our page for the livestream of the 10:30 am service. Coffee hour is held at 11:300 am in our parish hall. The church is open on weekdays from 10 am to 4 pm for private prayer. The church, chapel, and parish hall are all handicapped accessible. Our congregation is a thriving mixture of all ages filling three Sunday services. We
understand that at the core of our being we are One within the Body of Christ. Our facilities include an historic stone church, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and will comfortably seat about 200 people. Philip’s reflects the diversity of the congregation. We join together – retirees, longtime residents, young families, summer residents, visitors, and a steady influx of newcomers – adding up to a considerable variety of experiences in liturgy and worship. Preaching centers on the Revised Common Lectionary from Scripture. Worship services follow the Church Calendar. “Via Media,” the middle way, is probably the best way to describe the spirit of St. Philip’s. In 1996 we completed a renovation/addition to the two-level parish house which now consists of a parish hall, parlor, two kitchens, offices, library, choir room, classrooms, and a Youth Activity Center (YAC). An additional renovation to the worship space of St. Philip’s was completed in 2006, creating additional seating as well as making the chapel and nave wheelchair accessible.