“Good Shepherd Sunday” is the main focus for the morning services on April 26, bringing us some thematically relevant hymns and instrumental voluntaries. The St. Michael’s Singers will offer Gordon

Sunday’s organ voluntaries and choral anthem are all by composers active around the turn of the 20th century. Charles Villiers Stanford (1852-1924), one of the giants of Anglican church music,

Alleluia! Christ is risen! Bravo to our hardworking singers! Each of our four choirs sang at least twice between Palm Sunday and Easter Sunday, with the St. Michael’s Singers offering

Holy Week challenges, consoles, and uplifts us with exquisite music and hymns. This Maundy Thursday we hear several musical versions of the classic “Ubi caritas” text. On Good Friday the

This Palm Sunday the music ministry has quite the array of offerings. At 9 am, the St. Michael’s Singers will provide two choral anthems reflecting on themes from the Passion

With Sunday’s gospel reading being the raising of Lazarus (and Jesus weeping), you’ll hear two arrangements of the 18th century tune “When Jesus Wept” at the 9am and 11am services.

Thank you so much to all who participated in or attended the Choral Evensong last Sunday in recognition of International Women’s Day and Woman Composer Sunday. The choirs are now

Sunday, March 8 is International Women’s Day and Woman Composer Sunday, as recognized by the American Guild of Organists, the Royal College of Organists, and other professional organizations, which encourage

March 1 is the first Sunday of the month, which means you’ll hear the St. Michael’s Singers at the 9am service and the Saints & Singers Choir at 11am. The

To close out Black History Month, we honor Richard Smallwood (pictured), a legendary Gospel artist who died in December 2025, by singing his hymn arrangements of “Come by Here” and