Join Us at a Service
Sunday In-Person Service Times:
- 7:45 am: Rite I Service
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A quiet, early-morning service that’s reflective and contemplative, with no music. About 40 - 45 minutes—perfect for starting your day in peace and prayer.
- 9:00 am: Gospel Family Service
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A lively, 40 - 45-minute, family friendly, spirit-filled service with soul-stirring music, an engaging and relevant message that speaks to everyday life, and Holy Communion
- 10:15 am: Rite II Service
- Traditional, but never stuffy—featuring our choir, a powerful, life-changing message, a brief children’s message, and Holy Communion in a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
Sunday Online Worship at 10:15 am
Wednesday Noonday Prayer
Wednesday Compline
Sacramental Events
“Holy Baptism is full initiation by water and the Holy Spirit into Christ’s Body, the Church” (Book of Common Prayer, p. 298).
St. Michael’s welcomes new members into the family of Christ through the Rite of Holy Baptism. Baptisms are performed for parishioners of all ages. The Book of Common Prayer suggests that the following days are most appropriate for Baptisms: the Easter Vigil, the Day of Pentecost, All Saint’s Day (or the Sunday following), and the Feast of the Baptism of our Lord (the First Sunday after the Epiphany). Educational meetings are held prior to the baptismal service for the baptismal candidates and sponsors (for infants and young children that cannot speak for themselves).
If you are interested in receiving this sacrament, please contact the church office.
St. Michael’s welcomes all baptized Christians that regularly receive communion at their own church to commune with us. Holy Communion, or Eucharist, is offered at all Sunday masses, and weekly, at the Wednesday healing service and Friday mornings. Click here for the mass schedule.
Click here for more information on the Holy Communion in the Episcopal Church.
Members of St. Michael’s are expected to make a mature affirmation of their faith after baptism through Confirmation. Candidates are confirmed after the successful completion of a series of educational classes, held annually. Parishioners of high school age and older are encouraged to affirm their faith though the Sacrament of Confirmation.
Those parishioners that are already confirmed in denominations that are in Full Communion with the Episcopal Church will be received into this branch of Christ’s Church. Those who have been confirmed but have been inactive for a period of time, may Reaffirm their Faith when the Bishop comes for Confirmation. Please contact the Rector to discuss eligibility if you are interested in Confirmation, Reception or Reaffirmation.
If you are interested in being Confirmed, Received or to Reaffirm your faith please contact the church office.
St. Michael’s recognizes the profound importance of the Sacrament of Holy Matrimony, both to the individuals and our entire congregational family. We regularly perform weddings and host receptions on our church grounds. As in all Episcopal parishes, we believe that marriage should be celebrated within your home parish. The St. Michael’s family welcomes couples seeking a parish home and encourages regular worship at St. Michael’s to develop lasting covenantal marriage relationships.
If you are considering a wedding at St. Michael’s, please contact the church office or click here for more information on marriage in the Episcopal Church.
We believe in the sanctity of life and honoring the passing of life through the Funeral Rite of Burial of the Dead for both baptized and non-baptized Christians. We offer pastoral support for those encountering such loss.
Please contact the Rector or other clergy on the staff at the church office if you encounter a loss and are in need of the funeral rites for your loved one.
