The Adult Christian Education class meets from 9:30 - 10:30 a.m. in the social hall.  All are welcome to join in the discussion 

George Clarke, Convener  

      We’ll distribute food again to the first fifty families in zip codes 44307 and 44320.   The pantry will close prior to 3:00 p.m. if all items have been picked up.    St. Philip’s will distribute food on the fourth Wednesday of each month.

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A tip of the halo to everyone who has contributed baked goods for coffee hour.  Your time and effort is sincerely appreciated.  Sadie Fisher, Coordinator.

We warmly welcomed our diocesan bishop, The Right Rev. Mark Hollingsworth, Jr. to St. Philip's Church.  Confirmands and parishioners enjoyed fellowship with Bishop Mark.  We were blessed with the baptism of 5-month-old, Milana Hope Arnold.  Congratulations to our confirmands, our Senior Warden (reaffirmed) and their familes.  Welcome to our St. Philip's family!

Episcopal Life, the newspaper of the Episcopal Church, has an online version. With up-to-the minute news, features, and opinion, it is the online journal to read to keep up with all the happenings in and around the Episcopal Church.

To read Episcopal Life Online, go to www.episcopalchurch.org/elife/.

The St. Philip's choir rehearses each Sunday following worship service.  To join the choir and find our more about our musical programs, contact Bill Nesbitt, Choirmaster.  Email or call the parish.   

The Episcopal Church Women are selling cookbooks for just $6.

A Taste of St. Philip's cookbooks are available from any member of the ECW, or call the church (330) 535-7295 to reserve your copy. 

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