St. Michael’s Ministries Council was created to keep our wealth of ministries vibrant, healthy, and organized. Members of the Ministry Council provide leadership in assessing, supporting, and organizing ministry needs...
Semi-Annual meeting of the St. Michael's Ministries Council.
Motherhood of Grace serves as a sacred space for mothers of special needs children. Both groups allow women to come and share common stories, hear one another’s struggles, offer support, and pray together. Contact Andrea Dedmon...
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...
A short, spoken service of readings and prayers, according to Rite II of the Book of Common Prayer. All are welcome at St. Michael’s worship services.
Because of the current health crisis, DA meeting are suspended until further notice. The primary purpose of Debtors Anonymous is to stop debting one day at a time and to...
Please join us at St. Michael’s for good food and fellowship at the St. Michael’s Family Dinner from 5:45-7:00 pm in the Reception Room. The cost is $6 per person for...
Engaging Scripture on Wednesdays joins the Good Book Club. St. Michael’s will join the Episcopal Church worldwide studying the Gospel of John. Many are familiar with perhaps his most famous...
Because of the current health crisis, Morning Prayer services at St. Michael's Church have been suspended until further notice. The Church will be open from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm...
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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.
