The Episcopal Church
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The Right Rev. Pheobe Roaf
Bishop of West Tennessee Diocese
The St. Philip Confirmation of 2020
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Considering a way to assist the victims of disasters and needs in the U.S. and abroad? Episcopal Relief and Development is working in these areas to provide help to those impacted. You can donate through St. Philip by noting "Relief Fund" in the memo line of your check and placing it in the offering plate.
You can also donate directly to the Fund via their website.
FIND YOUR FAITH
During these times of crisis locally, nationally, and internationally, the Bishop of West Tennessee, The Right Rev. Pheobe Roaf, brings us a message of hope in her Easter Sermon of 2020.