Thursday, October 22, 2015

Upcoming "High Holy Days" of Autumn

On October 25th, St. Michael's celebrates Reformation Sunday, calling to mind our heritage as Christians of a Lutheran perspective. We will sing songs written by Martin Luther and explore what it means to be "beggars" who receive the free grace of God.



On November 1st, we will observe All Saints Day, remembering those in our lives who have died during the past year. This will be a worship with lots of music, as well as a time of candle-lighting, and celebrating Holy Communion.




On November 22nd, the church year comes to a close with Christ the King Sunday. We will call to mind the ultimate victory of Jesus Christ over sin, death, and the devil and the great renewal that awaits the world.

Come and worship with us during these "High Holy Days" of Autumn!

Monday, October 5, 2015

Friendship Sunday and Ministry Faire

On Sunday, October 11th, St. Michael's is holding a friendship Sunday. Visitors are warmly invited to attend to get a taste of St. Michael's. A potluck will follow, as well as a Ministry Faire that will highlight many of the different ministries of St. Michael's. All are welcome!

Monday, September 21, 2015

Adult Forum for the Fall

St. Michael's adult education will gather after worship on September 27th to begin a time of exploring the life and witness of Dietrich Bonhoeffer. Please join us!



Wednesday, September 9, 2015

Rally Day!

Sunday School at St. Michael's begins on sunday after worship! Young people and adults will gather together in fellowship hall for a time of singing. Then we will make cookies for our neighbors, as well as put together various projects. Sunday School meets again on September 27th. Come and join us!

Wednesday, August 19, 2015

August/September Sermon Series: James

Beginning on August 30th, we will take five weeks to explore the Epistle of James, a letter from the early church. James encourages followers of Jesus to engage in good works as the expression of faith. These works involve compassion and mercy toward the poor, orphan, and widow. Come and hear James'
life-giving and challenging words!