April 16, 2026
St. Philip’s Episcopal Church’s Lynn Adams and Moonyean Wood sort donated items for the church’s upcoming auction.
Photo credit: St. Philip’s Episcopal Church
Deerwoode Reserve will hold live and silent auctions Saturday, April 25 to raise money for two area camps for children as part of St. Philip’s Episcopal Church’s centennial anniversary.
Items up for bids include antiques and collectibles, artwork, pottery, jewelry, musical instruments and home furnishings, as well as vacation stays, restaurant meals, guided fishing trips, music festival tickets, language lessons and home-served gourmet dinners.
Proceeds will go to Lake Logan’s Camp Henry Episcopal camp and Bound for Glory Camp, a free Christian literacy and adventure camp for children ages 9-12 in Transylvania County.
Deerwoode Reserve is located at 395 Riversedge Road. The event will start at 3 p.m. with a preview of the auction items. Bidding starts at 4 p.m. Admission is free and there will be live music and refreshments.
St. Philip’s Episcopal Church is organizing the auction as part of its Cornerstone Centennial celebrating the 100th anniversary of the laying of the cornerstone of the historic stone church building on East Main Street.
The church is also designating its plate offerings from Easter and special Cornerstone Centennial services toward the two camps.
For more information, visit stphilipsbrevardnc.org.