The Archives at St.Philip's is a digital repository of the history of St.Philip's Protestant Episcopal church. We are a committed group of members, friends, historians and academics dedicated to compiling the various aspects of the second oldest Episcopal church in the United States named St. Philip's located in Harlem.
This digital resource will catalogue various subjects such as the architecture of the high altar, the community activist of the church during particular periods of history, noted parishioners of the arts, politics and influence of the parish among other Episcopal congregations in the country and abroad. By the click of a keyboard button, an inquirer can access many topics and go directly to the source of thee research.
The archives solicits recommendations of anyone who might have knowledge of digital links on various subjects pertaining to St.Philip's people, its religious life, work in various areas such as family life, education, the arts and recreation as well as political resistance of white supremacy and the uplift of its majority African American members.
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