(Saint Michael Chapel) Held during Holy Week, this service of Morning Prayer provides an opportunity to meditate on scripture, engage in prayer, and deepen our spiritual connection to the journey of Christ.
This will be a short service (25-30 minutes) that is intended to provide you with an opportunity to experience the blessings of Eucharistic worship in the midst of your week.
Group: Austin Street Cooks & Serves - MO at Austin Street CenterJoin a team of 14 Saint Michael volunteers as we serve a delicious meal to the homeless community at Austin Street Center. Sign up online.
Group: Youth Ministry In the Youth CenterEach Wednesday we will share a meal, gather for a time of worship, play games, and talk about what it means to live out our faith in every-day ways, both in large group and grade specific settings. This is the place where students can learn, grow, and connect with […]
(Church) Experience the solemn and profound Tenebrae service, where the essence of the last three nights of Holy Week is encapsulated in a single evening.
(Saint Michael Chapel) Held during Holy Week, this service of Morning Prayer provides an opportunity to meditate on scripture, engage in prayer, and deepen our spiritual connection to the journey of Christ.
Group: A Men's Bible Study Room 200 This Bible study is based on the Lectionary readings for the coming Sunday and meets throughout the year. Advance preparation is not required. There are no attendance expectations other than to come when you can and as often as you are able. The group is led by lay […]
Group: Community Bible Study The Letter to the Hebrews How can you explain the significance of Christ to people in our culture who are not familiar with the time in which the New Testament was written? The Letter to the Hebrews offers a compelling case for the significance of Christ in our lives today. It […]
Group: Bible Study Fellowship Room 205In Exile & Return: A Time to Build, we will explore the lives of men and women who firmly built their lives on God’s promises. While they certainly weren’t perfect, they were faithful. These men and women were willing to sacrifice everything to serve the Lord. When the world threatened […]
Group: Aging and Fulfilling our Spiritual Purpose In Room 204Carol Osborne writes, “Admittedly, establishing and maintaining both a hopeful and realistic vision of the aging process...challenges the best of us.” Yet, aging provides the opportunity to redefine who we are in this season of life. We will explore how to thrive with purpose, and leave […]
Join us for a lively discussion with our rector Chris Girata who will examine the differences and similarities between the terms “spiritual” and “religious,” which are popular phrases many individuals use to describe their beliefs.
(Church) From the intimate, humble service we offer each other on Maundy Thursday, to our time spent in contemplation at the foot of the Cross on Good Friday, to the new light piercing the darkness at the Great Vigil of the Resurrection on Saturday, these services stand as one.
(Saint Michael Chapel) Our vigil at the Altar of Repose in Saint Michael Chapel begins immediately following our Maundy Thursday Services, lasting through the night and concluding with our observance of Good Friday.
(Saint Michael Chapel) Good Friday is the most solemn day of the church year. Elements of the liturgy for this day date from the fourth century, and are based on practices that were observed during Holy Week at various holy sites in Jerusalem.
(Saint Michael Chapel) Join CFM to explore the Stations of the Cross in an interactive and child-appropriate way!