Current Study: “The Lost Letters of Pergamum”

Sundays, March 15 through March 29, 2026 @ 10 a.m.

Led by the Rev. Robin Hinkle

This series is based on Bruce Longenecker’s phenomenal work of historical fiction, The Lost Letters of Pergamum, a book that imagines a correspondence between Saint Luke and a member of the Roman elite. This book will add context to our faith by illuminating the Jewish historical context, the culture of Rome, and the early development of the Christian faith under the threat of persecution. And it is truly a great read!

Current Study: “Embracing Your Limitations as a Parent”

Sundays, March 22 through March 29, 2026 @ 10 a.m.

Led by Travis Gilmore

One of the fundamental pitfalls of parents today is to think they can do it all and seek to do it with perfection. And increasingly, they’re feeling exhausted. Author Oliver Burkeman calls for a different way to live—“imperfectionism”—which helps us tackle the challenges of our finite time, the lure of distraction, the impossibility of doing anything perfectly, and the feeling the world is spinning out of control. How can we embrace our limitations, or make good decisions when there’s always too much to do? Join us as Travis Gilmore shares practical tools and daily shifts in perspective, resulting in living more fully.

Sundays, January 11 through May 17, 2026 @ 10 a.m.

Led by Clergy & Staff

If you are new to Saint Michael and All Angels, would like to become more familiar with our mission and purpose, or would like to know how to become a member, this series is for you! Not only will this series introduce you to our many vibrant ministries, it will also provide you with an introduction to the Episcopal Church, our worship and the Book of Common Prayer, and other themes associated with Anglican faith and practice. This series provides an overview of our faith and how we seek to put our faith into action through praying, learning, serving, and giving.

Godly Play is a Montessori-style curriculum that helps children create spiritual meaning through story, wonder, and play. Children will explore various stories of the Bible and the wonder about the mystery of God as they continue to build their faith. This class focuses on creating a calm and quiet environment for children who prefer to work independently.

One Family of Faith

This class invites children to explore the beauty and richness of our Anglican faith while nurturing their spiritual growth. Through engaging lessons on Baptism, mission, worship, and the meaning of the Eucharist, children will deepen their understanding of what it means to follow Christ. The class culminates in Solemn Communion in the spring. Parent participation is an essential part of the journey and is expected throughout the year.

Launch 45

The Launch 45 class is beginning a two-year curriculum that navigates the entire Bible. They will learn the big picture of each book of the bible and how to navigate between books. Participants will ponder their biggest questions about the Bible and learn what they really do and don’t know about God’s Word.