top of page
IMG_9598_edited.jpg

Worship and Education

Holy Eucharist
Adult and Youth Christian Formation
Other Sacraments
IMG_5860.jpeg
IMG_5319_edited.jpg
IMG_1764.JPG

​​​Through our worship we unite ourselves with others to acknowledge the holiness of God, to hear God's Word, to offer prayer, and to celebrate the sacraments. We welcome all who seek to love God and participate in an open and supportive community based on the example and teachings of Jesus Christ. That means we take seriously our baptismal vows to respect the dignity of every human person by welcoming and affirming all.

​

We hope you'll visit us and we look forward to meeting you!

​

Sundays

Each Sunday, we celebrate and share the Word of God and the sacrament of Holy Communion at two services:

​

8:00 a.m. - Holy Eucharist: Rite I

This service is a more contemplative service using historic Elizabethan language prayers and does not typically include music.

​

10:00 a.m. - Holy Eucharist: Rite II

This service uses modern language prayers and includes congregational and choral music.​

 

Children are welcome to attend Children's Chapel during the first part of our worship and return to participate in the sacrament of Holy Communion.

 

This service is also live-streamed on our Facebook page.

​​​

​

Wednesdays

Wednesdays we celebrate the Holy Eucharist in conjunction with a short healing service at Noon.

​​Sundays, between the 8:00 AM and 10:00 AM services, adult Christian education meets in the Parish Hall.

 

Our topic for Eastertide is Hear what the Spirit is saying to the Church. We will dive into our Easter gospel readings with some experimental approaches to Bible Study such as "Get the facts!", Key Words and Phrases, A Theological Approach, Paraphrasing, Artistic Creation, and The Wind of the Holy Spirit.

​

Wednesdays our Adult Bible Study meets at 10:30 AM or 6 PM (the same material is covered at both meeting times). Beginning May 7th, our topic will be the Book of Revelation.

​​

Children

Children are invited to a special Children's Church during the first part of the 10:00 AM service most Sundays.  Volunteer members of the church with experience working with children and youth lead the young participants in enriching examination of one of the scripture readings for the day.

​

Beginning this summer, we welcome a new curriculum of youth bible study through engaging creativity and curiosity. Stay tuned!

​

​

​​​Saint Michael's welcomes the opportunity to provide sacramental services for its members, and in some circumstances for non-members, such as baptism, marriage, reconciliation, last rites, and burial. 

 

If you are interested in Saint Michael's being the host church for these sacramental services, please coordinate with the Rector directly. 

We are called to nurture an environment of acceptance and joy so that all may find and be transformed by grace.

bottom of page