St. Philip's Episcopal Church

About this church

St. Philip’s Episcopal Church is an Easthampton parish with nearly 150 years of worship history. Its congregation describes church as a community that keeps showing up to receive what God gives and to remember how to live as God’s people. Sunday Eucharist uses a detailed bulletin, congregational hymns, organ, choir, Scripture, prayer, sermon, and sacrament, allowing newcomers to follow the service without already knowing Episcopal customs. Community outreach partnerships continue while the parish conducts a search for its next rector with interim pastoral leadership.

Sunday worship begins at 10:00 a.m. in person and by livestream. A greeter provides the complete bulletin, visitors may sit anywhere, and the guide explains when the congregation sits, stands, or kneels without putting guests on the spot. An earlier 8:15 a.m. lectionary discussion is currently on hiatus following a clergy transition and should not be treated as active. Other education and ministry gatherings are published as events rather than guaranteed weekly times. Because the rector search may lead to schedule or program adjustments, people planning a class or pastoral visit should confirm current arrangements while the transition continues.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 25, 2026. Sources: Official homepage, worship time, and transition notice · What to expect in Sunday worship · Sunday Eucharist · Education ministry and hiatus notice

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