Sundays, Feb 22 – Mar 222:30 pm in the Nativity Hall The bi-lingual Lenten book group returns this Lent with a special treat. We will be reading The Church Cracked Open by

Thanks to an outstanding presentation by our young people and the amazing generosity of the St. Michael’s community, The Souper Bowl of Caring was indeed a real Game Changer! Our

Sunday, February 15, 4 pm – 6 pm Holy Eucharist with imposition of ashes for children, youth & families in Nativity Hall. Potluck dinner after worship in Parish Hall.

For three Sundays in January, we will host several gatherings in Nativity Hall regarding church governance for the 2026 year.January 11—Church Budget Forum10:15am—English12:15pm—SpanishJanuary 18—Vestry Nominations Forum10:15am—English12:15pm—SpanishJanuary 25—All-Church Annual Gathering7:30am worship9:00am

Tuesday, January 6 at 12pm in the Nave. Join us for an Epiphany Eucharist as we celebrate the manifestation of Christ to the world with scripture, prayers and hymns.

Sunday, December 21 at 5pm | Nave Every year, St. Michael’s music program presents this beloved candlelit service comprised of scripture readings, poems, hymns, and carols telling the story of

A funeral service honoring the life of the Rev. Dr. Caroline J. Litzenberger will be at St. Michael & All Angels Episcopal Church on Saturday, December 13 at 11 a.m.

“How We Learn to Be Brave” by Bishop Mariann Budde Wednesdays, Dec 3, 10, 17 | 1pm | Raphael Room We were inspired by Bishop Budde’s courage and boldness when

Mondays, Dec 1 – 22  at 1pm Turning darkness into light by writing stories through psalm reflections. Join us in-person and on Zoom. No writing experience needed, all are welcome.

“Do you like to craft?  Do you like to shop?  Do you like to support your local STMAA artists?  Then this is the event for you!  Back by popular demand,