5/9 – Pondside Worship Rained Out
Posted onGiven the weather forecast for this afternoon, today’s 4:30 Pondside Eucharist is cancelled. Hope to see everyone next week!
New! Pondside, outdoor Eucharist on Sunday afternoons
Posted onDuring the season of Easter (April 4 – May 16), we are adding an outdoor service of Holy Eucharist on Sundays evenings at 4:30 pm. This is in addition to our 10am Zoom service each week. Please bring a mask and a chair/blanket, and keep physical distance from those you don’t live with. If the […]
Christmas Eve 2020
Posted onThough many typical Christmas traditions are on pause, we will still be sharing in Holy Common-Union as we welcome the Christ Child into our midst. In the midst of it all, God is still coming. Here’s how we will celebrate Emmanuel, God-with-us, the Light that cannot be overcome by darkness, this year. Choose whichever offering(s) works […]
Palm Sunday – April 5
Posted onWelcome to St. Michael’s Episcopal Church. Today’s liturgy is in two parts. The Liturgy of the Palms celebrates Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem at the beginning of the week of his Passion. After we hear Matthew’s account of that event, the celebrant gives thanks over the branches which we carry. In many congregations a procession […]
Offerings – March 29
Posted onFrom Lisa Hlass: BELOVED COMMUNITY CRISIS FUND As most of us have heard, crises include both danger and opportunity, including the one we’re all now in. It looks like most of us will be receiving a $1200 or so check as part of the forthcoming U.S. stimulus legislation. Many will really need this money to […]
Sunday Prayers – March 29
Posted on8:00 / 9:00 / 11:00 March 29, 2020 You may add your prayers and thanksgivings in the Comments Section below. The Prayers of the People Intercessor With all our heart and with all our mind, let us pray to God, saying, “God, have mercy.” For the peace from above, for the loving […]
The 5th Sunday in Lent – March 29
Posted onThe Fifth Sunday in Lent – March 29, 2020 The story of the raising of Lazarus is the final one of the Lenten gospels that opens the minds of the baptismal candidates to the meaning of baptism (and it reminds us of the resurrection life we have already received by water and the Holy Spirit). […]
Offerings – March 22, 2020
Posted onSunday Giving is Here. You may add your own Offerings in the Comments Section below. Adopt-a-Parishoner Keith is organizing an effort to keep our community connected and help us be the church when we can’t be together. He’s looking for healthy parishioners who are willing to be partnered with another parishioner(s) who have a […]
Sunday Prayers – March 22, 2020
Posted on8:00 / 9:00 / 11:00 March 22, 2020 You may add your prayers and thanksgivings in the Comments Section below. The Prayers of the People Intercessor With all our heart and with all our mind, let us pray to God, saying, “God, have mercy.” For the peace from above, for the loving […]
The 4th Sunday in Lent – March 22
Posted onThis gospel reading of the Man Born Blind has been used since early days of the church to help those preparing for baptism understand the process of enlightenment they are going through. In this story, the blind man progresses from the restoration of his physical sight to a deeper enlightenment about God until he is […]