Celebrating Together

Join us for worship on Sunday at 10 am. We worship in-person and stream our services to YouTube. Masks are encouraged to slow the spread of flu, RSV, and Covid. If you or those close to you are vulnerable, please wear a mask when inside the building. If you are sick or feeling unwell, stay safe and stay home, but be sure to join us via YouTub3 livestream in order to keep our children and vulnerable elders safe.

Location Details

120 NE Knott StreetPortland, OR 97212

All are invited

All who hunger and thirst for God are welcome here. That means all.

The Deacon's Dining Hall

The Deacon’s Dining Hall serves neighbors and the larger community throughout the year. Come join us and share a meal with your neighbors.

Sermons

Spiritual Formation

Join us for our current Spiritual Formation series, “Why we Pray the Way we Pray.

News & Announcements

St. Philip Fundraiser: Central Library Chairs

St. Philip the Deacon would like to give you the opportunity to own an iconic piece of Multnomah County history. These solid oak chairs have been graciously donated by the historic Central Library, now undergoing renovations. Designed by the renowned Thos. Moser furniture company, their classic style perfectly completes a dining room or home office, or may be used for school or workplace solutions. Solid wood construction provides longevity and the ability to refinish to your taste. Discounts are available…

Community: Eliot Parking Task Force Open House

The Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) is considering a permit program for the Eliot Neighborhood that would make it easier for residents to find parking when there are large events nearby. They want to hear from residents and are holding an open house at the Matt Dishman Community Center, Classroom A on May 16 from 5-7pm. It’s your chance to learn more and give feedback. They also have a virtual open house and online survey if you are unable to…

The Intersection between White Supremacy and Antisemitism: Online Panel Discussion

On May 10th from 5:30-7pm, The Episcopal Church in Western Oregon Engaging Racial Justice Working Group is sponsoring an online panel discussion examining the Intersection between White Supremacy and Antisemitism. The discussion will be moderated by the Rev’d Jeanne Kalszewski. Contact the Working Group for more information: diocerjwg@gmail.com. Register online at tinyurl.com/4TAURH28 Rabbi Ariel Stone: Rabbi Ariel Stone is the spiritual leader at Congregation Shir Tikvah in Portland. She is the first female rabbi to be the head of a…

A Weekend with author Kevin Nye, May 6-7

The Housing Crisis Working Group and the Episcopal Church in Western Oregon are sponsoring a weekend of events with author Kevin Nye on May 6th and 7th. Kevin is a writer an advocate working towards ending homelessness by engaging in best practices. He has written extensively on the intersections of homelessness and faith. His first book, Grace Can Lead Us Home: A Christian Call to End Homelessness was released in August 2022. Kevin currently lives with his wife and son…