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    <description>St. Philip's Church in the Episcopal Diocese and City of New York
located at 204 West 134th Street at Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd.
Serving God and Community Since 1809

St. Philip's is a historically Black church, the second oldest in the Episcopal 
Church. Its members and clergy have a long history of serving God through 
worship and social action. Join us and become a Christian who makes a positive 
difference.
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located at 204 West 134th Street at Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd.
Serving God and Community Since 1809

St. Philip's is a historically Black church, the second oldest in the Episcopal 
Church. Its members and clergy have a long history of serving God through 
worship and social action. Join us and become a Christian who makes a positive 
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Welcome to the premier podcast of St. Philip&#8217;s Harlem Episcopal Church.
Serving God and Community Since 1809.

Historically, St. Philip's is the second oldest Black Episcopal 
Church. Its members and clergy have a long history of serving God through worship and social action. 

This podcast contains excerpts from St. Philip&#8217;s Homecoming service-Sunday, October 5, 2008-Celebrating its 200th Bi-Centennial.

Join us and become a Christian who can make a positive difference!

&#183; Procession with Afrikan Drums.
&#183; Prayer for St Philips by Reverend Rhonda J Rubinson
&#183; St. Philip's Choir
&#183; Deacon Fitzroy Edwards
&#183; Keith L T Wright, New York State Assemblyman (70th District)

Illustration: Altar (oil on canvas) by Irene Kieltyka

This podcast is a project of Roulette Art Trade, a nonprofit arts organization. 

The podcast was designed and produced by Tony Dobson c/o Backdoor Media: bdoormedia.com
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      <itunes:summary>Greetings.
Welcome to the premier podcast of St. Philip&#8217;s Harlem Episcopal Church.
Serving God and Community Since 1809.

Historically, St. Philip's is the second oldest Black Episcopal 
Church. Its members and clergy have a long history of serving God through worship and social action. 

This podcast contains excerpts from St. Philip&#8217;s Homecoming service-Sunday, October 5, 2008-Celebrating its 200th Bi-Centennial.

Join us and become a Christian who can make a positive difference!

&#183; Procession with Afrikan Drums.
&#183; Prayer for St Philips by Reverend Rhonda J Rubinson
&#183; St. Philip's Choir
&#183; Deacon Fitzroy Edwards
&#183; Keith L T Wright, New York State Assemblyman (70th District)

Illustration: Altar (oil on canvas) by Irene Kieltyka

This podcast is a project of Roulette Art Trade, a nonprofit arts organization. 

The podcast was designed and produced by Tony Dobson c/o Backdoor Media: bdoormedia.com
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Welcome to the premier podcast of St. Philip&#8217;s Harlem Episcopal Church.
Serving God ...</itunes:subtitle>
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