The ancient art of pysanky dates back to pre-Christian times. All are invited to come learn about the history of this beautiful tradition, the tools used and the meaning behind the colors and symbols. A short demonstration will model the process of creating pysanky. Helen C. will present this forum on Sunday, April 14, at 10:15 am in the Nativity Hall.
On Sunday, January 7, the St. Michael’s Vestry and Team L.I.F.E. invite you to a thank-you gathering for our 2024 Commitment Campaign. Please come to the Parish Hall at 10:15 or so and enjoy a cup of coffee or tea and a piece of pie. Then on the following two Sundays, join us for two important “business” forums covering the St. Michael’s budget and the upcoming elections for vestry and convention delegates.
This coming Sunday, September 17, we welcome a special guest speaker for a forum on suicide prevention. Please join poet, artist, humanism-in-medicine awardee and child psychiatrist Dr. Diane Kaufman at 10:15 am in the Nativity Hall. The title of Dr. Kaufman’s talk is “Hope, Healing, & Holding On: A Suicide Prevention Awareness Presentation.”
The topic for the final forum of this history series, which will be presented on February 19, is “The History of the Music Program at St. Michael’s,” and it will be led by the Rev. Dr. Caroline Litzenberger. All are welcome both in-person in the Nativity Hall at 10:15 am or online.
We invite you to join us in a liturgy to experience our baptismal covenant more deeply and better understand our responsibility as Episcopalians to see and dismantle the systems that perpetuate racism.
Next Sunday, June 26, Transition Minister Julia Nielsen is hosting a follow-up forum at 11:30 for parishioners to have a chance to hear more about and weigh in on the State of the Parish document she developed a couple of weeks ago after months of conversation with individual and groups of parishioners.
The fifth and final session of The Rev. Dr. Caroline Litzenberger’s hybrid Zoom History Sunday series – 20th Century Renewal & Episcopalians in the Pacific Northwest is here to watch.
The Rev. Dr. Caroline Litzenberger will hold the fourth session in her hybrid History Sunday series—Radicals, Restoration & the American Revolution—this Sunday at 10:15 am as the story continues.
Religious Identity: The Crown, The Church, and The People, 1550-1603
As we move forward in our transition at St. Michael’s, we’ll be holding regular Q&A forums to help answer questions about the process. This month’s gathering will be hybrid, with
Sunday Services
7:30 – Rite I Traditional language with no music.
9:00 – Rite II Holy Eucharist with choir
11:00 – Inclusive language with choir
1:00 pm – Misa en Español
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