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: 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 […]
Group: Writer's Retreat Third Saturday of the Month, 10 a.m. – Noon Home of Cynthia Sample Led by Cynthia C. Sample and Carol Roehrig Writing for publication, spiritual work, therapeutic […]
This service is a traditional Rite I Holy Eucharist with no music or hymns.
The 9 a.m. service in the church is a traditional Rite II Holy Eucharist. Our choir (children, youth, and adult singers) leads the congregation in hymns and service music, and also sings an Offertory anthem.
This joy-filled, casual service of Communion is for children ages 0-5 and their parents.
Group: Engaging the Word (Bible Series) Room 201Led by the Reverend Dr. Andrew GrossoWhen the Hebrew people were conquered by the Babylonian empire, it prompted a complete rethinking of Hebrew […]
Group: Parent Class Room 212Led by Dr. Tim Smith Parenting is made of thousands of decisions, both great and small. But what are the God-glorifying decisions that really matter as a […]
Group: Faith and Practice Series Room 203 Led by the Reverend Robin Hinkle There is an old adage that when we sing spiritual hymns, we pray to God twice. Music speaks […]
Group: CFM Summer Formation Ages 4 – 7, Room 207Ages 8 – 11, Room 209Fruit of the SpiritHelp your child discover the joy of growing in God’s love! In this […]
This 11 a.m. service is a traditional Rite I Holy Eucharist. The adult choir leads the congregation in hymns and service music; the choir also sings the Psalm, an Offertory anthem, and additional occasional or seasonal offerings.
This casual service is a relaxed and less formal celebration of Holy Eucharist and includes music and singing led by a worship band.
The 5:30 service in Saint Michael Chapel is a traditional Rite II Holy Eucharist, and features hymns led by a cantor and organist.
Close out this year’s Pub Theology series on Monday, June 22 with a powerful and deeply personal conversation: “You Are Not Your Brain: Neuroscience, Addiction, and Identity,” led by The Rev. Robin H. Hinkle, Associate for Pastoral Care at Saint Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church.
Group: Serve in the City The Saint Michael Food Bank Super Team visits different food banks or closets throughout the month. We invite you to join this team to make […]