A chorus developed for adults with dementia and their family members and friends. This is an opportunity to learn to perform, to socialize, and have fun. Rehearsals are Fridays from...
Session II: Professional and Personal Identity Making sense of life transitions Have my earlier big transitions—adolescence, college, first job—been simple or turbulent? What has been my work culture, and what will...
The Saturday Kitchen serves a free hot meal to all who are in need. The Pilgrim Resource Center provides information on food pantries, soup kitchens, free clothing, drop-in-centers, shelters, family...
Al‑Anon is a mutual support group for people who have experienced a problem with someone else’s drinking. Everyone shares as an equal. More info here. * While Twelve-Step recovery groups...
Note: Al-Anon meets 3-4:30 pm and Alateen meets 3-4 pm. Alateen is a fellowship of young Al-Anon members, usually teenagers, whose lives have been affected by someone else’s drinking. Alateen...
Narcotics Anonymous (“N.A.”) is for anyone for whom drugs have become a major problem. The purpose of meetings is for recovering addicts to help each other stay clean. More info...
Alcoholics Anonymous (“A.A.”) is for anyone who thinks they may have a problem with alcohol. This is a closed step meeting. Only those who have a desire to stop drinking...
The primary purpose of Debtors Anonymous is to stop debting one day at a time and to help other compulsive debtors to stop incurring unsecured debt. * While Twelve-Step recovery groups...
A chorus developed for adults with dementia and their family members and friends. This is an opportunity to learn to perform, to socialize, and have fun. Rehearsals are Fridays from...
The Saturday Kitchen serves a free hot meal to all who are in need. The Pilgrim Resource Center provides information on food pantries, soup kitchens, free clothing, drop-in-centers, shelters, family...
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We are a diverse community seeking to offer God’s boundless hospitality to all who enter our doors. Wherever you come from, whatever your age, whomever you love, however you believe, you are always welcome here. In particular, at St. Michael’s (and most Episcopal churches), LGBTQ+ persons are welcome to full participation in our faith community, including the rites of ordination and marriage.
