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St. Phillip’s Episcopal Church in Grand Rapids, MI is a welcoming community that provides spiritual guidance and support to its members. With a focus on inclusivity and service, the church offers a variety of worship services, educational programs, and outreach initiatives to engage and uplift individuals in the local area. Generated from their business information

St. Philip's Episcopal Church in Grand Rapids, MI is a welcoming and inclusive community that invites all to join them for worship. With a rich history and a commitment to stewardship, they offer Holy Eucharist services on Sundays at 9:00 AM, providing free off-street parking for attendees. Located at 558 Henry Ave. S.E., St. Philip's Episcopal Church is dedicated to creating a meaningful church life through various ministries and events. Their mission is to foster a sense of belonging and spiritual growth, ensuring that everyone feels welcome to receive communion and participate in their vibrant community.Generated from the website

We invite you to come and experience the gospel of Jesus Christ with us at any time. We have a place for everyone to study the Scriptures, fellowship together, and minister to others through numerous service opportunities and outreach ministry. Our Pastor, Rev. Dr. Clifton Rhodes, Jr. is fully committed to teaching the word of God, to living according to the word of God and preaching the word of God. In June 1972 Pastor Clifton Rhodes was called to Pastor and was installed as Pastor of Messiah on August 20, 1972. Messiah is the oldest black Baptist church in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Messiah Missionary Baptist Church was founded in 1890 by Sister Catherine Carter and was organized with the help of Rev. Holt, a Baptist Minister from Amesburg, Canada. On September 16, 1890 Messiah Missionary Baptist Church was officially recorded as a church by the state of Michigan in the county of Kent. The Reverend Gillard was the first pastor, serving for five years. Under his pastorate our present site was purchased and a wooden frame building erected.