ST. PHILIP\'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH of Grand Rapids

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616-451-9865616-451-9865
stphilips558@gmail.com
http://www.stphilipsgr.com

The Episcopal Church is a liturgical church, meaning that the service is structured by readings from scripture that coincide with “seasons” of the church year. St. Philip’s is a “formally informal” parish, meaning that we follow Episcopal traditions, but not in a “high church” format. By actively participating in the liturgy, hymns, and other traditions of our church, we find spiritual life as a body of Christ. Each week we use a printed bulletin that incorporates readings from the Holy Bible, the liturgy from the Book of Common Prayer, and hymns from the 1982 Episcopal Hymnal and the Lift Every Voice and Sing African American hymnal to celebrate the good news of Jesus Christ.

Worship Style
Blend of Traditional and Contemporary
Church Size
< 50
Attire
Mix of informal and formal
Language
English
Year Founded
1911
Bible Used
Multiple Translations
Church Type
Mainline
Service Times

Sunday at 9 am, Holy Eucharist with music.

Leaders

The Rev. Zachariah Jok Char, Priest-in-charge

Mission Statement

Real God, Real Presence, Real People
“We are inspired to be a Christ-centered, inclusive Christian congregation. We value our historic traditions in expressing our love for Jesus Christ.” The Way We Were: The first predominately African American church in the Western Michigan Diocese. The Way We Are: A diverse God-centered community that celebrates the good news of Jesus Christ by our expressions of love and acceptance of all people. The Way We Want To Be: A growing congregation in a house of worship that is historic in its roots and relevant to the present.

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