A Welcoming Community
rooted in faith
Everyday people worshiping, serving, and growing together in the heart of Brevard.
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Worship With Us
Experience meaningful worship in the Episcopal tradition — from quiet contemplation to joyful celebration.
Sunday 8:00 AM
Holy Eucharist
Quiet spoken service
Perfect for contemplative worship
Sunday 10:30 AM
Holy Eucharist
Choir, organ & livestream
Our principal service with full music
Wednesday 10:30 AM
Healing Prayer
Mid-week communion
Prayer for healing & renewal
Featured
Cornerstone Centennial — Celebrate 100 Years
Join us through 2026 as we mark the 100th anniversary of laying the cornerstone of our historic church. Worship, music, history, fun, and fellowship await.
Save the Dates
- Feb 650s Potluck & Games
- Apr 19Centennial Evensong
- Apr 25Live & Silent Auction
- Oct 17, 2026Bishop's Celebration
Our Ministries
Serving God by serving our neighbors.
Parish Life
Worship
Vestry & Committees
Membership on some of the following committees requires a parish nomination and vote or appointment by the Rector, or approval by the Vestry. If interested in serving on one of these committees, please contact the Rector. Chairs of our committees are shown. Contact information is available in our Realm Directory or from the church office […]
Administration
Episcopal Church Women
Upcoming Events
What's happening in our community
New Centering Prayer
Parlor
Holy Eucharist Rite I (spoken)
Church
Adult Forum
YAC
Coffee & Conversation
Miller Hall
Holy Eucharist Rite II
Church
Coffee Hour
Miller Hall
Handbell Rehearsal
YAC
Piano Tuning
Church
Holy Week Moment of Prayer and Lament
Locations: Miller Hall Zoom
The Bread of Life - Board Training
Miller Hall
EfM
YAC
Men's Bible Study
YAC
Rooted in History.
Living in Faith.
Founded in 1883, St. Philip's has grown from its early beginnings to become a vibrant year-round parish in Brevard. After the original church building was lost to fire on Christmas Day in 1925, the current hand-cut stone building, designed by architect Louis H. Asbury, was completed in 1926.
Here, you'll discover a place where tradition and transformation meet — rooted in the rich worship of the Episcopal Church, and open to the questions, growth, and service of a modern faith community.
