We love to worship our great God!

Our services are marked with a strong commitment to singing, reading and preaching from the Bible, gathering around the Lord's table for Communion (though not every week), and prayer. Alongside this, we believe church should foster fellowship and community, as it did in the early church (Acts 2:42).

We worship in an informally liturgical manner in a pattern of communion services and Sunday worship. We have a worship band, though sometimes a single musician.

Our pattern is as follows:
1st Sundays - ALL AGE Worship(no groups)
2nd Sundays - Holy Communion with Children's Group for 4-11s
3rd Sundays - Morning Worship with Children's Groups for 4-11s and 11-15s
4th Sundays - Holy Communion with Children's Group for 4-11s
5th Sundays - Morning Worship with Children's Groups for 4-11s

A weekly cafe in the church hall for anyone who lives in Osmondthorpe, East End Park or the wider community. A drop-in cafe with drinks and food available for free. We ask only for donations. A chance to socialise, meet friends and relax.

This is recovery church! A weekly service of worship on Wednesday evenings at 7pm in St Philip's Church hall, gathering from 6pm for food. Based on the 12-step recovery programme this is a bridge between church and recovery rooms.

Welcome statement
Welcome to Our Father’s House ministry, a place where faith meets with recovery on a transformative journey.

Embracing the 12 steps, we are a Christian ministry bridging the gap between the church and recovery fellowships, guiding addicts towards a profound, life changing relationship with Jesus.

We are a welcoming and Bible believing community.

We invite you to discover healing, redemption, and a life full of meaning and purpose, through a relationship with our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, through His Spirit and Word, and the work of the 12 steps.

We are here to support addicts in every step of their recovery process.

Come as you are!

It is good to pray for the life of the church, and the lives of all those who live and work in East End Park and Osmondthorpe.

We start at 10am in the church chapel and pray until 10.45am. We then get our walking shoes on and go for a prayer walk around the parish. We do this from 10.45-11.30pm, just 45 minutes. Prayer walking is simple: we walk, we look, we observe and pray.

Why not give it a go?

Run by the Leeds South & East Foodbank (together with the Trussell Trust).

The FOODBANK is open every Thursday from 11am-1pm from the Church Hall.

Everyone who comes to the foodbank for emergency food needs to have a valid foodbank voucher. Information on where to get a voucher can be found on the Get Help page.

“The foodbank was there when we really needed it, it was an absolute lifeline.”

We don’t think anyone in Leeds should have to face going hungry. That’s why our ten food bank sites provide three days’ nutritionally balanced emergency food and support to local people who are referred to us in crisis. We are part of a nationwide network of foodbanks, supported by The Trussell Trust, working to combat poverty and hunger across the UK.

Harvest at St Philip’s

Join us at 10.30am on Sunday 4 October for our Harvest celebration—a service with a difference for all ages.

We’ll give thanks to God for his goodness and generosity, with worship, prayer and a series of interactive prayer stations helping us to reflect and respond together.

Whether St Philip’s is your church home or you’ve never been before, you’ll be very welcome. Come and celebrate Harvest with us!

Join us at St Philip's for an evening of worship, prayer, and encouragement as we gather to seek God for renewal in our churches, communities, and nation.

In November, we're gathering again for an evening of praise and worship as we petition God for our world, country and city. We want to raise the roof! The St Philip's worship band will lead us in song, while we prayer for the needs of our community, and seek personal renewal!
Sunday 15 November, 6pm

This service is a gift to the local church. Worship fuels evangelism and mission because, as we encounter the love and presence of God, our hearts are stirred to share the hope of Jesus Christ with the world around us.

Whether you come weary, hopeful, curious, or expectant, all are welcome as we unite in prayer and praise under the theme 'Worship for Revival'.