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This Sunday at 3:30 PM, our EYC will meet at St. Andrew's Cathedral to elect our Youth Delegate for the Central Convocat...
10/29/2026

This Sunday at 3:30 PM, our EYC will meet at St. Andrew's Cathedral to elect our Youth Delegate for the Central Convocation. After the election, we'll hang out with games and snacks!

Due to the election, PreYC will NOT meet this weekend.

For more information, contact Lisa Saucier, our Director of Christian Formation.

Join our Associate Rector, Marie, every Friday from 9:30 AM - 1:30 PM at Northshore Coffee in the District at Eastover f...
10/29/2026

Join our Associate Rector, Marie, every Friday from 9:30 AM - 1:30 PM at Northshore Coffee in the District at Eastover for Grace and Grounds. Grace and Grounds is a time to visit, chat, stop by and say hi, or hold space if you need it. She'll see you there!

Fall is in the air, which brings thoughts of Halloween and all things spooky. Late October also brings the Autumn Triduu...
10/29/2026

Fall is in the air, which brings thoughts of Halloween and all things spooky. Late October also brings the Autumn Triduum, or Allhallowtide. Allhallowtide is the triduum of All Hallows Eve (Halloween), All Saints Day, and All Souls Day. During this time, we remember those who have gone before us, both the saints we admire and those we love but no longer see.

Many cultures have traditions around Allhallowtide, much like we read the necrology at All Saints' services. One of the most beautiful traditions is the Latin American tradition of the Ofrenda or altar. An Ofrenda is a space, usually in homes and churches, where people place photos of loved ones who have passed to remember them during Allhallowtide. We may only know it as part of Día de los Mu***os, but remembering those who have gone before us connects us across cultures. One of our parishioners, Maria C**t, who is of Cuban descent, approached our clergy about the possibility of having an Ofrenda at our All Saints Evensong this year. We wholeheartedly agreed and thought it was a great idea.

We hope you will consider bringing photos of your loved ones for the Ofrenda, which we will display during Evensong. You can also email them to Marie and we will print them for you. During Evensong, we will also be reading the Necrology, which will be even more powerful with photos on the Ofrenda. After Evensong, you can take your photos home. We will set up the Ofrenda after church on Sunday, November 1st, and will take it down the next day.

We hope that offering this space to remember will make Allhallowtide special and meaningful for you and your family.

If you have any questions, please contact Marie.

Join us Sunday, November 1st at 6:00 PM for our All Saints' Day Choral Evensong.  All Saints' Day is part of the Autumn ...
10/29/2026

Join us Sunday, November 1st at 6:00 PM for our All Saints' Day Choral Evensong. All Saints' Day is part of the Autumn Triduum and a day to remember the holy saints of the Church in Heaven, whether they are known or unknown.

We will also have an ofrenda where people may bring photos of their loved ones during the service.

For more information, contact the Church Office.

TONIGHT!!!Join us at 6:00 PM in the Nave for our annual Boocharist!  After Boocharist, join us across the street for the...
10/29/2026

TONIGHT!!!

Join us at 6:00 PM in the Nave for our annual Boocharist! After Boocharist, join us across the street for the community Trunk or Treat with our friends at Revive Collegiate School. It will be a blast!

We also need candy for our trunks, so feel free to donate any before or after Boocharist tonight.

For more information, contact Melinda Jackson or Billy Ray Sigh

Fall is in the air, which brings thoughts of Halloween and all things spooky. However, this time of year has another dim...
10/28/2026

Fall is in the air, which brings thoughts of Halloween and all things spooky. However, this time of year has another dimension. Late October also brings the Autumn Triduum, or Allhallowtide. Allhallowtide is the triduum of All Hallows Eve (Halloween), All Saints Day, and All Souls Day. During this time, we remember those who have gone before us, both the saints we admire and those we love but no longer see.

Many cultures have traditions around Allhallowtide, much like we read the necrology at All Saints' services. One of the most beautiful traditions is the Latin American tradition of the Ofrenda or altar. An Ofrenda is a space, usually in homes and churches, where people place photos of loved ones who have passed to remember them during Allhallowtide. We may only know it as part of Día de los Mu***os, but remembering those who have gone before us connects us across cultures. One of our parishioners, Maria C**t, who is of Cuban descent, approached our clergy about the possibility of having an Ofrenda at our All Saints Evensong this year. We wholeheartedly agreed and thought it was a great idea.

We hope you will consider bringing photos of your loved ones for the Ofrenda, which we will display during Evensong. You can also email them to Marie and we will print them for you. During Evensong, we will also be reading the Necrology, which will be even more powerful with photos on the Ofrenda. After Evensong, you can take your photos home. We will set up the Ofrenda after church on Sunday, November 1st, and will take it down the next day.

We hope that offering this space to remember will make Allhallowtide special and meaningful for you and your family. Marie will also be speaking more about Ofrendas and other parts of Allhallowtide in our Adult Formation this Sunday, October 25th at 9:15 AM in the Parish Hall.

If you have any questions, please contact Marie.

10/28/2026

A Note from Les+

Thank you to all who have gotten pledges into the office. We have prepared a video that we hope will get you all up in your feels and in gratitude for the unique and holy experience of doing the ministry of Christ together at St. Philip's. May it prompt you to give generously in support of our shared ministry. As you prayerfully consider your pledge amount, please hold in mind that we would like all pledges in on or before November 15 so that our finance committee and vestry have as accurate a picture of what we have to budget with well before that budget is approved in January at our Annual Parish Meeting.

As you consider your pledge, you may want to start with the Biblical 10%. If that does not work for your household, consider any amount that you can joyfully give, perhaps an amount that falls somewhere around what you budget for recreation but not so much that it keeps food from your pantry. It is not about giving a certain amount, it is about cultivating the ethic of giving in a holistic way (time, talents, and treasures) back to God a portion of how God has blessed you. Any amount is enough!

For a Digital Pledge Card, visit our Linktree (https://linktr.ee/stphilipsjxn)

10/28/2026

The Feast of Saint Simon and Saint Jude | Holy Eucharist - Wednesday, October 28, 2026 (10 AM)

Holy Eucharist: Rite II
St. Philip’s Episcopal Church
Jackson, Mississippi
Celebrant & Preacher: The Reverend Marie Smith

The Collect of the Day
O God, we thank you for the glorious company of the apostles, and especially on this day for Simon and Jude; and we pray that, as they were faithful and zealous in their mission, so we may with ardent devotion make known the love and mercy of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ; who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen.

Readings:
[Deuteronomy 32:1-4]
Ephesians 2:13-22
John 15:17-27
Psalm 119:89-96

Click this link to view or print the readings:
https://www.lectionarypage.net/YearABC/HolyDays/SimnJude.html

The service bulletin (including the Readings) can be found here:
https://tinyurl.com/StPhilipsJackson-2026-10-28HE

Find out more about Saint Simon and Saint Jude here:

For your convenience, here is a link for Holy Eucharist: Rite II in the online Book of Common Prayer. The service begins on page 355.
https://www.bcponline.org/HE/he2.html

Also, Forward Movement has made available a PDF version of the Book of Common Prayer, complete with rubrics in red. This link will take you to Holy Eucharist: Rite II beginning on page 355.
https://online.flippingbook.com/view/649969743/354/

Please consider making an online offering or pledge payment:
https://www.stphilipsjackson.com/stewardship



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