IMAGES FROM ANNUAL HARVEST/THANKSGIVING & BAZAAR
OCTOBER 27, 2019
PLEASE NOTE THE VENUE CHANGE.
FOR SPACE PURPOSES/CONVENIENCE,
THIS YEAR'S HARVEST/BAZAAR WILL BE AT OUR OTHER PROPERTY:
4829 S. CARRIER PARKWAY,
GRAND PRAIRIE TX 75052.
(The former St. Joseph's Anglican Church, Grand Prairie, Dallas County)
St Joseph's Church
IMAGES FROM
CHILDREN AND YOUTHS DAY CELEBRATION,
SUNDAY AUGUST 11, 2019
IMAGES FROM BISHOP IKEAKOR EVENT: FRIDAY MAY 10, 2019.
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ANNUAL HARVEST THANKSGIVING & BAZAAR 2018!
We are Planning Very BIG for Our Harvest Thanksgiving Bazaar this Year.
Come and Join with us in having FUN for the WHOLE FAMILY!
Don't Miss Out!
On this LABOR DAY I pray:
Almighty Creating and Sustaining God, we give You hearty THANKS for the Blessings and the Opportunities of Work and Labor.
You, O God, in the Genesis Creation Narrative, has given to us everything you created, and has permitted/commanded us to appropriate and have dominion over ALL things and EVERYTHING in this WORLD, on the Earth, under the Earth, in the Seas, and in the Skies.
We THANK You, Dear LORD for this great gift and for the honor You bestow us human-beings, created in "Your own image."
Therefore, we pray, grant us the LIFE and Health and Well-being, the Skills, Intellect, Abilities, Strength, Diligence, and all the Resources we need, to enable us fulfill Your Command to us to labor, to be productive in honest gainful employments.
Help ALL Employers-of-Labor and all those in positions of authority for hiring and firing understand that they are to treat ALL employees with respect and dignity, and SHALL NOT withhold any worker's rightful wages/compensations.
Help ALL workers and ALL bosses to ALWAYS be mindful of the Truth that we are all under one TRUE Master and Owner of ALL THINGS: THE LORD GOD.
We pray, give us the wisdom and the desire to take on challenging TASKS that stretch our skills, our imagination and our capabilities, which most often result in joyful satisfaction and GREAT rewards for our efforts.
Help us to take failure, not as a measure of our worth, but as a chance for a new start.
Almighty Creating and Sustaining God, we give You hearty THANKS for the Blessings and the Opportunities of Work and Labor.
You, O God, in the Genesis Creation Narrative, has given to us everything you created, and has permitted/commanded us to appropriate and have dominion over ALL things and EVERYTHING in this WORLD, on the Earth, under the Earth, in the Seas, and in the Skies.
We THANK You, Dear LORD for this great gift and for the honor You bestow us human-beings, created in "Your own image."
Therefore, we pray, grant us the LIFE and Health and Well-being, the Skills, Intellect, Abilities, Strength, Diligence, and all the Resources we need, to enable us fulfill Your Command to us to labor, to be productive in honest gainful employments.
Help ALL Employers-of-Labor and all those in positions of authority for hiring and firing understand that they are to treat ALL employees with respect and dignity, and SHALL NOT withhold any worker's rightful wages/compensations.
Help ALL workers and ALL bosses to ALWAYS be mindful of the Truth that we are all under one TRUE Master and Owner of ALL THINGS: THE LORD GOD.
We pray, give us the wisdom and the desire to take on challenging TASKS that stretch our skills, our imagination and our capabilities, which most often result in joyful satisfaction and GREAT rewards for our efforts.
Help us to take failure, not as a measure of our worth, but as a chance for a new start.
Help us, Lord, to honor everyone in whatever profession, occupation, trade or calling he/she is engaged, respecting the dignity of every labor. Give us the wisdom to understand that each other's labor contributes to overall good order and working of the common weal.
Help those who are not underemployed or believe they are not in the field or area that they are most suited for to change their profession. If it is too late for them to change their profession, O Lord, help them change their perspective, in so doing, get the satisfaction and peace they need to be the best they can be in wherever they are and in whatever they are doing.
Assist us with Your grace, O Lord, that we may live long to enjoy the Fruits of Our Labor, during our Productive Years and at Retirement.
Help us to ALWAYS be mindful of the Truth that ALL THINGS BELONG TO YOU, O GOD, so that with such rightful mindset, we may honor You appropriately with what our labors produce.
Help us that we may EVERYDAY go forth in Your Name, O Lord Our God , to perform our Daily Labor in whatever work You have assigned to us to do in our profession, trade or calling.
May our labor find favor with You, Our Lord God. And may the fullness of Your Blessings be upon us.
This I pray in the Name God the Father, and the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Amen.
HAPPY LABOR DAY!
September 3, 2018.
Rev. Dr. Kingsley Jon-Ubabuco,
Rector
St. Philip-The-Apostle Anglican Church,
Arlington Texas
Rev. Dr. Kingsley Jon-Ubabuco,
Rector
St. Philip-The-Apostle Anglican Church,
Arlington Texas
Fatherhood is an Awesome Blessing with Great Responsibilities.
It is not a one-day-deal.
Our Heavenly Father knows how great and demanding these responsibilities are.
Therefore, our earthly fathers are supported and encouraged by God Himself.
May Our God who has blessed us with the gift of fatherhood grant to all fathers
May Our God who has blessed us with the gift of fatherhood grant to all fathers
the strength, resources, grace, and the opportunities to accomplish these assigned responsibilities and tasks
with ease, joy and gladness EVERYDAY of our life
This I pray in the Name of the Son of God, Jesus Christ Our Lord and Savior. Amen.
This I pray in the Name of the Son of God, Jesus Christ Our Lord and Savior. Amen.
Happy Fathers Day, Yesterday, Today, and Always.
Rev. Dr. Kingsley Jon-Ubabuco
Rev. Dr. Kingsley Jon-Ubabuco
Rector
St. Philip-The-Apostle Anglican Church
Arlington Texas
THE DIOCESAN AND ASSISTING BISHOPS OF
THE DIOCESE OF FORT WORTH
AT THE MASS OF COLLEGIALITY (CHRISM MASS)
That we may not try to trivialize, rationalize, minimize, or justify our sins; and
That we may always bear in mind that God is the One unto whom the innermost thoughts of our hearts and minds are open and known; the One unto whom all our desires are known, and from whom NO secrets are hidden.
May this Season be for each and every one of us the observance of a Holy Lent, a season of self-examination and genuine repentance; and
That by praying, fasting, and self-denial of some worldly pleasure; and by reading and meditating on God’s Holy Word we may obtain the fullest benefits of this holy season.
May the Lord grant us true repentance of our sins and wrong-doing and His forgiveness; and
May the Holy Spirit assist us to live in such manner that the rest of our life from this day forward may be pure and holy, so that at the end of our life we may come to His eternal Joy and Glory; through Jesus Christ Our Lord. AMEN.
Rev. Kingsley Obi Jon-Ubabuco
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SEASON OF PENTECOST
IMAGES FROM THE PALM SUNDAY SERVICE:
APRIL 9, 2017
IMAGES FROM THE INSTALLATION OF THE RECTOR EVENT:
MARCH 18, 2017
CONGRATULATIONS!!
The Winner Claims his Prize:
Mr Peter (Pete) Okonkwo of Richardson/Dallas was the Winner of the St Philip the Apostle Anglican Church Raffle Drawn on March 19 at the Churchyard.
The winning ticket was sold to Pete by DJ Uzo Nkenke. Mr Okonkwo does not attend or belong to St Philip's Anglican Church.
As advertised, the winner picked his choice of a 2017 Toyota Camry from Vandergriff Toyota, Arlington Texas.
From left: Mr. Ossy Nwalusi, Chief Gab Ojo, Mr Pete Okonkwo (the winner), Rev. Kingsley Jon-Ubabuco (the Rector), Dr Bart Akubukwe (Sr Warden), and Dr Emeka Anwah (Chair, Build Committee).
We sincerely Thank everyone for their support to us by the purchase of tickets.
By supporting the Building Project, whether through ticket purchase or other ways, you have given to God and for His work and glory.
I pray the Lord grant to each person the PRIZE of His choosing and in the manner and time of His choosing.
Everybody is a Winner because it was given to God.
May the Lord bless us all, and bless His work, in the Name of Jesus
Christ our Savior. Amen
Rev. Kingsley Jon-Ubabuco,
Rector
,Most Gracious God, we Thank You for the good soils, seas and waters, rain, sunshine, weather, times and seasons, seeds, plants, livestock, fruits, vegetables, etc., You provide to us for our health, growth, wellness, and joy.
On this Thanksgiving Day, mercifully grant us the grace to celebrate with Family, Friends and Well-wishers, and with joy.
Forgive us in all the ways we've not rightly and appropriately acknowledged and honored You as the source of all our Blessings.
Above all, give us, always, your peace, love, and the awareness of your abiding presence.
May Your Goodness and Mercy continuously follow us all the days of our life.
This I pray in the Name of Christ Our Savior. AMEN.
HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO ALL!
Rector
4990 New York Avenue, Arlington Texas 76018
ANNUAL HARVEST THANKSGIVING & BAZAAR
SUNDAY OCTOBER 30th 2016. Service starts 11:00am, followed by
Joyous Out-door Festivities,
Reminiscent of Homeland Harvest Bazaar!
Various Bazaar Auction Items! Enjoyable & Dancing Music, Good Foods:
Smoked BBQ Turkey, Beef & Chicken, Jollof Rice, Moi-Moi, etc. & Specialty Dishes:
Ugba, Ofe-Owerre, Ofe-Onugbu (Bitterleaf Soup), Covered Dishes, Stockfish, etc!!
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or Hand-deliver to the church or to any of the listed contacts below.
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…………………………………………………………………………………………………………… CONTACTS: Rev. Kingsley Obi Jon-Ubabuco, Vicar. 214-773-2254 ubabuco@yahoo.com
Mazi Clement Onuama 817-703-9565 | Engr. Sam Azubike 972-805-6674
Chief Gabriel Ojo 214-563-5374 | Chief (Mrs) Lois Obiyo 817-473-2001
Dr. Barth Akubukwe 832-298 -1971 | Dr. Geoff Ogbogu 832- 816-8701
Sir (Dr.) Moses Adedeji, 972-639-3260 | Sir (Dr) Charles Maduka 469-335-4071
Dr. Andrew Anyadiegwu 404-664-8535 | Sir Ikenna Emeruem 214-991-5936
Mr. Osita Nwalusi 214-403-3889 | Mr Chuka Jon-Ubabuco 214-773-0293
Dr. Emeka Anwah 617-818-1317 | Dr. Afam Nwangwu 817-899-5520
Mr. Hyacinth Okonkwo 214-715-8116 | Mr. Blessing Iheoma 682-558-0859
Dr. (Mrs) Uzo Nebedum 817-319-6220 | Mr. Olukorede Oredope 267-290-6707
Mr. (DJ) Uzo Nkenke 919-272-7215 | Chief Harold Ogbonna 214-229-2736
Mr. Justus Bernard 972-201-4762 | Mr. Okechukwu Ifekwuna 972-639-0322
Dr. Emma Chike Obi 404-428-1839 | Mr. Charles Onwuka 817-808-2802
Dr. Uche B. Onwuka 817-800-2802 | Dr. Daniel Nsofor 682-552-8285
Mr. Chukwudi Onuorah 817-217-1700 | Mr. John Ozowara Ozowara 682-221-3893
Church: 817-417-7714 | stphilipsanglican@ymail.com | Vicar’s Cell: 214-773-2254 | www.stphilipsanglican.org
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IN DEEP MOURNING FOR THE 5 DALLAS POLICE OFFICERS
ASSASSINATED ON FRIDAY JULY 7, 2016.
Praying that Our Leaders lead instead of divide and rule
June 28 is Feast of St. Irenaeus
The Early Church and Christianity benefited greatly from the writings and teachings of Irenaeus(c.130 – 202 AD).
Irenaeus was an Early Church Father and apologist who fought against Gnosticism. His writings were formative in the early development of Christian theology, long before the articulation of the orthodox doctrine of Christianity as encapsulated in the Nicene Creed - which came over a century after his death. The development of systematic theology can be rightly attributed to Irenaeus. He was a student of St. Polycarp, who himself was a disciple of St. John the Evangelist.
Gnosticism is a heretical teaching and belief that the Gnostics possessed a secret oral tradition from Jesus himself. St. Irenaeus challenged and attacked Gnosticism in his principal work, which consists of five books in a work entitled Adversus Haereses (Against Heresies). The Gnostics despised the flesh and exalted the spirit. Irenaeus countered that God created the body, and that the body is not inherently evil.
The polemical work of Irenaeus, as a priest (presbyter) and later as the Bishop of Lyon (France), his teaching and interpretation of Scripture provided the doctrinal positions of the Christian Church in faith and sacred scripture. St. Augustine of Hippo, and later St. Thomas Aquinas, were also greatly endowed by God with truly great minds and sharp intellects that tower over all others. These were the stalwarts of Christianity, and their lives and teachings illuminated Christianity, and the world was changed for the better and for ever by these blessed Fathers of the Church.
Today, we Christians, and the rest of the world are enjoying the blessings from the godly men and women of past generations with whom God found favor and used greatly for the spread of Gospel and for the service of the Lord and His Church and of the world. To God be the Glory!
Rev. Kingsley Jon-Ubabuco
Priest & Vicar
St Philip-the-Apostle Anglican Church
Arlington, Texas USA
THE DIOCESE OF FORT WORTH
The Rt. Rev. Jack Leo Iker, DD., SSC., Diocesan Bishop
4990 New York Avenue, Arlington Texas 76018
Church Office: 817-417-7714 | Vicar’s Cell: 214-773-2254
revfrkingsley@gmail.com
www.stphilipsanglican.org
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The Vicar, The Vestry, & The Laity of St. Philip-the-Apostle Anglican Church
Warmly Welcome the Fellowship of Igbo Anglican Clergy in USA & Canada to the D/FW.
May the Lord Direct and Govern your Deliberations and Programs;
May His Kingdom Expand, and May His Blessings Abound in Our Lives!
This I pray in the Name of Jesus Christ Our Lord and Savior. AMEN.
Rev. Kingsley Obi-Ubabuco, Vicar
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: YOU ARE INVITED
IGBO ANGLICAN CLERGY IN USA – MEETING IN DALLAS
The Igbo Anglican Clergy, renamed FELLOWSHIP OF IGBO ANGLICAN CLERGY IN USA AND CANADA , (FIACUSA), will be having its annual/biannual meeting in Dallas , on October 10 - 12, 2013.
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Dear Friends in Christ,
We rejoice in today’s ruling by the Texas Supreme
Court overturning the summary judgment in favor of The Episcopal Church.
The Supreme Court ruled that the Trial Court erred in deferring to the
TEC rather than subjecting TEC’s property claims to the same neutral
principles of law that apply to everyone else. The Trial Court must now
reconsider the merits of the case based upon neutral principles of law,
and we are confident that we will prevail when TEC is subjected to
neutral principles of Texas law. In sum, while today’s opinions are not a
final victory, they indicate that a final victory is only a matter of
time.
The decision in our case must be considered in the
light of the Supreme Court’s ruling in a related case, also announced
today – that of the Church of the Good Shepherd, San Angelo. Here too
the Court reversed lower court opinions in favor of TEC and directed the
trial court to decide that case based upon neutral principles of law,
rather than deference to an hierarchical church.
Notably, in the Good Shepherd case the Supreme
Court ruled that a not-for-profit corporation in Texas can change its
articles of incorporation and bylaws, and that such revisions are
secular matters, not ecclesiastical ones. The Corporation of our
Diocese, which holds title to all our church property, is governed by
Texas corporate law and has authority to control its own affairs without
interference from TEC or other parties. TEC’s argument – that its
national officers can remove officers of a Texas corporation by decree –
simply doesn’t comply with Texas law.
As you know, TEC’s claim to our local church
property is based upon what is known as “the Dennis Canon.” However,
the Supreme Court has ruled that any trust that might have been created
by the Dennis Cannon was revocable under Texas law. Our Diocese never
acceded to the Dennis Cannon when it was formed, and our Diocesan
Convention specifically revoked any such trust interest by TEC more than
20 years ago. Today’s decisions effectively remove the Dennis Canon as
a viable argument in Texas property disputes.
We wish to express our gratitude to the justices
of the Supreme Court for the hard work that went into these two cases,
as evidenced by the time it took them to reach a decision. We also are
deeply grateful for the counsel and guidance of our team of lawyers who
are representing us in these legal proceedings – Scott Brister, Shelby
Sharpe, and David Weaver. We thank them for their wisdom and expertise.
I am especially grateful to all of you, the clergy
and laity of this Diocese, for your faithfulness and support during
this trying period of time. May God continue to bless you for your
courage and steadfastness in the faith. Patience and prayer are still
required, but in the end, we will prevail.
The Rt. Rev. Jack Leo Iker
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CONFIRMATION CLASSES begin on
SATURDAY JUNE 22 at 10:00am
Contact the Vicar @ 214-773-2254
if you are, or have a Candidate for Confirmation; and/or
Adult Baptism Classes (Adults will be Baptized and Confirmed by the Bishop at his Visitation)
(Must be at least 12year old for Confirmation, and have been Baptized as an Infant)
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HAPPY FATHER'S DAY
FROM THE
ANGLICAN WOMEN'S UNION D/FW
FROM THE
ANGLICAN WOMEN'S UNION D/FW
Motto: Service to God and Humanity
After Months of Praying, Meetings, Planning, Registration, & other Preliminary Processes,
The Anglican Women's Union (AWU)
Gladly Announces the Official Formation in the Dallas/Fort-Worth Metroplex
of this Organization that unites ALL Anglican Women
and all former Anglicans who need to be
Part of the ANGLICAN COMMUNION!!
and all former Anglicans who need to be
Part of the ANGLICAN COMMUNION!!
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TO GOD BE THE GLORY!!!
With Joy & Gladness, we Announce the Official Formation of the Anglican Women's Union.
Some of the Aims, Purposes, and Objectives of the AWU are:
1. Uniting and Unifying ALL Anglican Women, Irrespective of Parish and Diocesan Boundaries;
1. Glorifying God and Expanding His Kingdom through the Individual and Corporate Lives of the Members
and in their Respective Homes, Churches, and Communities;
2. Providing Social, Cultural, and Other Supports to Anglican Women
in their Respective Churches and Communities; and
3. Encouraging and Supporting Each Other in Their Joys and Challenges in Life.
Our General Meeting is on the First Saturday of Every Month;
Meeting Starts PROMPTLY at 3:00pm and Ends at 4:30pm SHARP.
Next Month's Meeting is on Saturday July 6th, 2013
at St. Philip-the-Apostle Anglican Church.
4990 New York Avenue, Arlington TX 76018
Meeting Starts PROMPTLY at 3:00pm and Ends at 4:30pm SHARP.
Next Month's Meeting is on Saturday July 6th, 2013
at St. Philip-the-Apostle Anglican Church.
4990 New York Avenue, Arlington TX 76018
FOR MORE INFORMATION, Please Contact:
Chief (Mrs.) Lois Obiyo - 817-714-4692
Dr. Mrs. Uzo Ezedinma - 817-319-6220
Mrs. Joy Njiribeako - 972-998-7120
Mrs. Gladys Oramasionwu – 214-780-8519
Mrs. Christina Okereke – 469-878-3004
Mrs. Joy Ogujiofor - 817-360-3926
Mrs. Ify Jon-Ubabuco - 214-773-2654
Lady Julie Iwuagwu - 817-300-3028
Mrs. Ezy G. Okoroafor - 972-569-0727
Mrs. Caroline Ojo - 214-536-9875
Mrs. Caroline Ojo - 214-536-9875
Mrs. Ngozi Obigbo - 214-406-0487
Mrs. Ifeoma Oyeka - 214-796-1296
Mrs. Kelechi Ogbuehi - 469-867-1166
United in Spirit, in Mind, in Purpose & in Love, and for the Glory of God!
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Inaugural Meeting
ANGLICAN WOMEN'S UNION
on SATURDAY JUNE 8, 2013
EVENTS:
SUNDAY MAY 26, 2013 -
SPECIAL EVENING SERVICE
THANKSGIVING & FAMILY DAY CELEBRATION
FAMILY OF DR. CHARLES & MRS. OBY MADUKA
SERVICE TIME: 7:00pm
followed by RECEPTION AND ENTERTAINMENT at the MADUKA RESIDENCE, ARLINGTON TX
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COLLECT (Prayer) for
DAY OF PENTECOST: WHITSUNDAY
Almighty God, on this day you opened the way of eternal life
to every race and nation by the promised gift of your Holy
Spirit: Shed abroad this gift throughout the world by the
preaching of the Gospel, that it may reach to the ends of the
earth; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who lives and reigns
with you, in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever
and ever. Amen
to every race and nation by the promised gift of your Holy
Spirit: Shed abroad this gift throughout the world by the
preaching of the Gospel, that it may reach to the ends of the
earth; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who lives and reigns
with you, in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever
and ever. Amen
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Children are a heritage from the LORD, and the fruit of the womb is a gift.
( Psalm 127:4) .
SUNDAY MAY 12 - 10:00am -
MOTHER'S DAY CELEBRATION
RECEPTION AND FEAST (PROVIDED BY THE MEN'S MINISTRY)
IN HONOR OF MOTHERS
St. Philip-the-Apostle
Anglican Church
4990 New York Avenue, Arlington Texas 76018
Church: 817-417-7714 | Vicar’s Cell: 214-773-2254
www.stphilipsanglican.org
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4990 New York Avenue, Arlington TX 76018
PATRONAL FESTIVAL DAYCelebrating the Feast of
Saint Philip, the Apostle of
Our Lord Jesus Christ
Followed byBBQ, Good Foods, Refreshments,
Good & Enjoyable Music,
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PHOTOS FROM THE BISHOP'S ANNUAL VISITATION ON DEC. 9, 2012
Please join us as we,
With Great Delight & Profound Pleasure,
Welcome our Diocesan Bishop,
The Rt. Rev. Jack Leo Iker, Bishop of Fort Worth,
to St. Philip-the-Apostle Anglican Church this Sunday.
The Bishop will Preside at the Holy Eucharist, Preach, & Administer the Sacraments of Baptism & Confirmation on
Sunday December 9, 2012 @10:00am
(Second Sunday in Advent)
4990 NEW YORK AVENUE, ARLINGTON TX 76018
Reception following after Service
The Anglican Church Welcomes You!!
Rev. Kingsley Obi Jon-Ubabuco, Priest/Vicar
- Cell: 214-773-2254; Church: 817-417-7714
revfrkingsley@gmail.com; sphilipschurch@sbcglobal.net
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THE ADVENT SEASON
FROM THE BISHOP: “We need to resist the inclination to start celebrating Christmas prior to the evening service on Christmas Eve, December 24.”
The
Advent Wreath should be lit for all Eucharists during Advent, including
weekday celebrations. The Advent Wreath is a visual symbol marking the
progress of the season of Advent .”
WISHING YOU A HAPPY NEW CHRISTIAN YEAR!!!
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PHOTOS FROM MOTHER'S DAY CELEBRATION 2012
IN HONOR OF THOSE WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN DEFENSE OF OUR NATION.
WE SALUTE
OUR FALLEN HEROES AND
OUR VETERANS!!
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CELEBRATING
THE BIRTH OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH:
THE DAY OF PENTECOST.
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“Common Prayer” means Public Prayer, (ie. The Book of Common Prayer means The Book for Public Worship). The BCP was originally published in English, so that the people could hear the Word of God and actively participate in the Worship of God in their vernacular. This means that the monarch and bishop as well as the priest and peasant all used this prayer book, in the language of the people.
The BCP has enriched and blessed Christianity, and indeed the world, with vast spiritual and liturgical resources, to the Glory of God!
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May 29, 2012, marks the 463 years of Publishing of
The BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER (BCP) in England in 1549.
“Common Prayer” means Public Prayer, (ie. The Book of Common Prayer means The Book for Public Worship). The BCP was originally published in English, so that the people could hear the Word of God and actively participate in the Worship of God in their vernacular. This means that the monarch and bishop as well as the priest and peasant all used this prayer book, in the language of the people.
The
Book of Common Prayer was first published in 1549. It was briefly
outlawed (1552) during the reign of Mary I. The Elizabethan Religious
Settlement of 1559 was implemented to end the catholic – protestant
controversy in the Church of England. It included the Act of Supremacy – 1559 which returned ecclesiastical authority to the monarch.
The Act of Uniformity – 1662 required the use of the BCP 1662 in all services of the Church of England. The
changes incorporated in the BCP 1662 included the use of the King James
Version of the Bible for the text of the Epistles and Gospels, a
Baptism service for adults and formal inclusion of the Psalter and the
Ordinal. The BCP 1662 was for centuries, and to this day, "The Prayer
Book".
The BCP has enriched and blessed Christianity, and indeed the world, with vast spiritual and liturgical resources, to the Glory of God!
The Book of Common Prayer (Ekpere na Abu/Akwukwo Ekpere) directly
contributed (more than any) to the development of the Igbo Language. By
insisting on having the Holy Bible and the Prayer Book in the Language
of the People, the Anglican Missions, over the centuries gave rise to
the development of indigenous languages the world over. What a
BLESSING!!
I
pray the Lord bless His Holy Word and strengthen all who honor the Holy
Writ, as “heaven and earth will pass away, but, My (His) words will by
no means pass away”, says Christ in Matt. 24:35; Mark 13:31, and Luke 21:33.
May the Lord bless and keep us all, as we worship Him in Spirit and in Truth, and in the Name of Jesus Christ Our Lord. Amen.
Rev. Kingsley Obi Jon-Ubabuco, Vicar
St. Philip-the-Apostle Anglican Church
Arlington Texas
Anglican Church of North America (ACNA)
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OUR PATRON SAINT'S DAY
CELEBRATION
is on SUNDAY MAY 20th.
Starting with a Special Worship Service at 11:00am
and followed with Entertainment, Good Music,
Good Food, Funfair, & Out-door Festivities.
COME & CELEBRATE WITH US!!
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May God pour Heavenly Blessings upon
you, and your family, in the name of Jesus
Christ Our Lord. Amen.
Rev. Kingsley Obi Jon-Ubabuco
Vicar
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See some Photos from Recent Events at St. Philip's.
SIR OYIBO ODINAMADU, MON, BA., MA., KSC. SPEAKS AT THE RECENT WOMEN'S DAY CELEBRATION
(Women's Day Celebration)
AT THE CELEBRATION OF THE RETIREMENT OF FR. FELIX AKINKUGBE, THE VICAR EMERITUS
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PHOTOS FROM PAST EVENTS/PROGRAMS/SERVICES
