St. Philip's Church
 
 

Service

Our concept of community is not bound by the limits of our own congregation. We are involved in a variety of efforts to reach out and serve others both within and beyond St. Philip's. We have developed an informal companion parish relationship with St Philip's Memorial Church in Philadelphia and seek to grow to fully support one another's ministries and programs.

Coordinator of Service Ministries

Tim Philpot has accepted the Mission Committee’s invitation to act as the “go to” person for all our service projects. This is an entirely new position in our faith community and will probably be a journey of discovery for all of us. Tim has dedicated a large amount of time and energy in service to this parish as well as the greater community. He will be looking for ideas about how and where to help others and then finding the volunteers to make things happen. Please speak to Tim if you have any ideas or hidden talents.

Delaware Valley Interfaith Council

Formerly known as the Delaware Valley Council of Churches, this ecumenical coalition of local faith communities sponsors a number of projects including the Lambertville Food Pantry. Members of St. Philip's are involved in these efforts and regularly help out with the work of the Interfaith Hospitality Network of Hunterdon County, which provides food, shelter, and caring to homeless women and families.

Peacemeal

We participate in the monthly Peacemeal dinners at Trinity Episcopal Church in Solebury, Pa., for people in our community living with HIV/AIDS. Dinners generally start at 3:30 PM on the third Sunday of the month. See the Trinity website for details.

Food collection

We collect non-perishable food for the hungry of our area in the back of the church every Sunday.

Ministry of Food

We and deliver home-cooked meals to the homebound and others who need this service. See Charlene Chapman.

Habitat for Humanity

From time to time we work together on Habitat for Humanity building projects. Watch the calendar for the date of our next workday.

Peace and Justice Ministries of the Episcopal Church

This page details the Episcopal Church's response to a variety of current issues.

The focus of the church's Advocacy Center is domestic and international peace and justice, giving a voice to the voiceless. Advocacy includes the following mission areas: Social & Economic Justice, Environmental Affairs, Domestic Policy Advocacy (coming soon), Social Justice & Domestic Poverty (Jubilee), International Policy Advocacy (coming soon), ONE Campaign, International Peace & Justice Making, Migration & Refugee Advocacy, Native American / Indigenous Ministries, Anti-racism & Racial Justice, Gender Equality (coming soon), Public Policy Network, Advocacy Resources (coming soon).


join us in serving others

Photos from some
recent service events

2010 Service Trip to Scranton
2010 Service Trip to Scranton

Scranton service project
Back to Scranton

2009 AIDS walk in New Hope
2009 AIDS walk in New Hope

painting a wall in scranton
2009 service trip to Scranton

Watch our slideshow

hunger walkers
Our team at the
2009 Walk Against Hunger


aids
Our team at the
2008 AIDS Walk in New Hope


dolls
Our Duduza dolls comfort
sick children: Read more


honduras
Tim's Honduras trip

alabama
Mission trip to Alabama

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2007 Habitat build

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2006 AIDS walk