Advent – Christmas Events at Saint Philip’s
This Sunday is the first Sunday of Advent. Over the next several weeks there will be several events celebrating this season and then moving on to celebrate Christmas. Below we’ve provided a list of all the services between now and Christmas. Some of these are at our usual 11 am, and some are taking place…
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Sermon, Proper 12
This is the sermon from this morning at St. Philip’s, preached by Rev. Donald. You can scroll halfway down the page to find the French version. Sermon: Proper 12 6:14 When the people saw the sign that he had done, they began to say, “This is indeed the prophet who is to come into the…
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JOY OF MAKING MUSIC (Congregational Singing)
Singing is an important part of the life of almost any church. In the article below, Rev. Deacon Tanis Kolisnyk, who is both deacon and organist at Saint Philip’s gives some of the reasons for why that is. She then goes on to talk about some of the techniques that help make it easier for…
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Maundy Thursday – Footwashing, Altar Stripping
Today is Maundy Thursday. We celebrate this as part of the Great Triduum, the three day Easter Service. We mark the giving of the New Commandment, the institution of The Lord’s Supper, or Holy Eucharist. It is also quite common to remember Jesus washing his disciples feet. These three are all part of the Biblical…
About St. Philip’s
The history of the Church of St. Philip’s begins at the turn of the 20th century. At that time, there was no bridge over the Red River to the rest of the area now known as the City of Winnipeg. In the year 1900, Mr & Mrs. W. H. McKinney approached the Venerable Archdeacon Fortin with a view to having services in Norwood. The result was that on May15th, 1900, Sunday School and Services were started in the McKinney home on the corner of Linden Avenue which is now Lyndale Drive and Marion Street. The Rev. E. Burch was assigned to the parish in the role of Curate. On November 18th, 1900. the “Little Wooden Church” was opened on Eugenie Street by the Venerable Archdeacon Fortin, then Rector of Holy Trinity Church, Winnipeg. Thus began the life of St. Philip’s Church.(parish program from 100th anniversary service).
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Sacred Circle Gathering – Day 3 Report
This is the daily report of the third day of the National Indigenous Anglican Sacred Circle, held last month in Prince George, British Columbia. Sacred Circle Gathering Day 3 Morning Prayers and Music: The morning opened with moving poems from Dennis Saddleman, music, prayers in Manitoba Cree and Nlokepmcin. Prayers were also given for the…
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Easter Sunday
This week we are celebrating Easter, and so the service will be BAS communion. The service begins at 11 am. Between September and June there is coffee served in the Memorial Hall following the service.
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Easter Sunday
This week we are celebrating Easter, and so the service will be BAS communion. The service begins at 11 am. Between September and June there is coffee served in the Memorial Hall following the service.
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Easter Sunday
This week we are celebrating Easter, and so the service will be BAS communion. The service begins at 11 am. Between September and June there is coffee served in the Memorial Hall following the service.
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Easter Sunday
This week we are celebrating Easter, and so the service will be BAS communion. The service begins at 11 am. Between September and June there is coffee served in the Memorial Hall following the service.
- August 6, 2017
- Preacher: Donald McKenzie
Famine and Five Thousand Fed
- January 1, 2017
- Preacher: Tanis Kolisnyk
Reverend Tanis Kolisnyk, Jan 1, 2017
- September 25, 2016
- Preacher: Tanis Kolisnyk
Lazarus – Rich Man Sermon, September 28
- January 3, 2016
- Preacher: Tanis Kolisnyk
Epiphany Sermon – Rev. Tanis Kolisnyk
- August 16, 2015
- Preacher: Donald McKenzie