LINKS


www.pcusa.org

The home page for the national office of the Presbyterian Church (USA).



Schreiner University is a four year accredited university affiliated with the Presbyterian Church (USA). Founded in 1923, Schreiner is located in the beautiful Texas hill country of Kerrville. With an enrollment of over 800 and a student/faculty ration of 13:1, Schreiner is truly a place where students are "learning by heart." Click on the logo above to view Schreiner's website.


www.ccschouston.com

St. Philip has been part of the Christian Community Service Center for many years.


www.moranch.com

A beautiful Presbyterian retreat center west of San Antonio. St. Philip has been going to Mo-Ranch for the annual congregational retreat for over twenty-five years.

The Presbytery of New Covenant is the region to which St. Philip belongs. St. Philip, along with 111 other churches from Sealy to Crockett to the Lousiana Border to Bay City, work together to bring Christ's Gospel to southeast Texas.

www.pbyofnewcovenant.org

Interface Samaritan Counseling Center has their Galleria office next door to St. Philip. The Center offers a variety of high quality counselors.

www.interface-samaritan.org

HOUSTON AREA WOMEN'S CENTER

INTERFAITH MINISTRIES

Interfaith Ministries if Greater Houston is a multi-faith organization designed to better the lives of people in Houston.

International Seafarers Ministry

The ports of Galveston and Houston comprise one of the busiest shipping centers in the world. Ships loaded with goods are staffed by men and women from all over the world, often spending months away from home. Many have never heard the Gospel of Christ. St. Philip supports this ministry, which seeks to spread the Good News of Jesus Christ through serving these sailors in acts of compassion and service.


www.cancare.org

Helping people with cancer.

 


A group founded by Matthew Dirst, our own renowned Organist, that specializes in the Baroque chamber repertoire and dramatic works from this era. Their performances of early operas especially, presented in collaboration with the Moores School of Music Collegium Musicum and the Moores Opera Center, have attracted considerable attention in the local press. Recent productions include Purcell's Dido and Aeneas, John Blow's Venus and Adonis, Jacopo Peri's Euridice, Handel's Acis and Galatea, and Alessandro Scarlatti's Il Primo Omicidio. Their dramatization of Handel's first oratorio, Il Trionfo del Tempo e della Verità, in spring 2002 was the American première of this neglected work. (www.arslyricahouston.org)

 

The Houston Highlanders Pipe Band meets on Monday nights from 7-9 PM in the St. Philip Fellowship Hall. The Highlanders are always interested in recruiting new bagpipe players and drummers. Anyone who is interested in joining the band, learning to play, or sponsoring a band performance should contact Kelley Fair at 281-989-0728 or email jandk@hal-pc.org