You Will Want to Remember:
Let us continue to recognize this moment in history as we write our thoughts, reflections and experiences to preserve our voice, our values, our story and our history. As you write each week, be sure to date your reflections.
As we navigate the tumultuous and uncertain times we are in, we are using a lot of technology to connect in virtual services and meetings. This is helping somewhat to keep us connected to the St. Michael’s community. A couple of us wonder if there might be interest in something a bit more old-fashioned, such as handwritten, hand-made greeting cards.
Thanks to all those who sent in photos of themselves to celebrate this great day! Watch the video!
We congratulate our grads for 2020 whether it’s high school, college, or seminary. Watch the video.
Rector Chris Craun asked all the virtual attendees for the Easter Sunday service to put on their Sunday best, take a photo, and send it in so we could make
Las Posadas began on December 14 and continues through on Sunday, December 22. The event on the 22nd will take place at St. Michael’s after the 1:00 pm Misa and
All are invited to the Nativity Hall next Sunday, December 1, following the 11:00 am service for a conversation about walking the Camino de Santiago. The Camino is a network
On Sunday, November 3, we’ll continue with several traditions, both old and new. To the left of the Chancel, you’ll find the Book of Remembrance. Starting Sunday, October 20, please
All are invited to come with their pets (real, virtual or a stuffed animal) to a St. Francis/Blessing of the Animals event hosted by Team L.I.F.E. on Saturday, October 5,
In the spring, the ministry leaders and staff of St. Michael’s offered an opportunity to learn more about some of the many ministries here. On Sunday, September 22, mostly different
