The Rev. Anna S. Page reflects on Isaiah 1 and the beloved vineyard, and how the land we inhabit tells stories about who we are and what we hope for. But do we always listen to the land? What if we are wrong? Matthew takes Isaiah's story and interprets it as Jesus' story. What story does the place you inhabit tell? Explore with Anna.
The Rev. Samuel Gregory Jones takes an in-depth look at Remigius, a saint most people have never heard of.
Ms. Stella tells the story of Noah and the Great Flood and of God’s Promise to us all.
Reminder: Don’t forget the Drive-Through Blessing of the Animals today from 4-5 pm. Bring your dogs and cats and gerbils, your birds and zany reptiles, even the ashes of your beloved departed pets. We will bless them all! Please stay in your cars and wear masks. We will be collecting pet food and other supplies for the SPCA of Wake County.
On the feast of St. Michael we celebrate our 70th year as a parish. The Rev. Holly Gloff examines Paul’s letter to the Philippians, instructing them on how to find joy in serving others rather than ourselves.
Noah loved God, and God loved Noah. But the other people in the world were doing bad things. So God asked Noah to build an ark and to bring his family and all the animals of the world onto the ark. Join Ms. Carolyn for the Noah’s journey and create a special symbol of God’s love for us at the end.
This fall, middle school and high school students will meet with Abby and EYC leaders on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of each month via Zoom. We will send out an email to parents and students, who are registered, with the link to the Zoom. Join us for formation, activities, conversations and fellowship as we connect digitally.
The Rev. Samuel Gregory Jones explores the notion of "Opposite Day," and how in God's world, it's always Opposite Day. Jesus came to tell us that, and to install the Kingdom here. His message: Love God, Love Neighbor, Love Self shows us that Jesus is our only hope to a just world, rooted in the Kingdom of God.
The Rev. Holly M. Gloff tells the story of Mildred Holland, the wife of an Anglican priest who served his congregation of St. Mary's Church in Huntingfield, Suffolk, from 1848-1891. During that time, Mildred took it upon herself to recreate the splendor of the 15th century Angel ceiling. The ceiling is filled with colorful images of angels, the 12 apostles and two female saints. Mildred labored for three-and-a-half years, often lying on her back, to create the work of art.
Miss Stella shares the story of Creation using Beulah Land.
This fall, middle school and high school students will meet with Abby and EYC leaders on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of each month via Zoom. We will send out an email to parents and students, who are registered, with the link to the Zoom. Join us for formation, activities, conversations and fellowship as we connect digitally.
Today: Holy Cross Day, with the Rev. Dr. James L. Pahl, Jr.
Although in-person rehearsals are suspended temporarily, we'll offer online activities this fall to support our wonderful choir community and prepare for the day when we can rehearse together again! Register online now for choirs for children and teens (4 years of age through 12th grade). Learn more about our choirs HERE.
Starting Wednesday, July 22, the Rev. Greg Jones will celebrate Holy Eucharist live via Facebook Live, and we invite everyone to participate.
Services times:
Wednesdays, 12:15 pm
Sundays, 5 pm
Following the Sunday services, parishioners are invited to share in an agape meal — love feast — in their homes.
Read more about it here. We hope to continue these services as long as our doors are closed.
An Order for At Home Love Feast
Set out a plate with bread, olive oil, olives, grapes, or other items.
Light a candle on the table.
Blessing over the food: Come Lord Jesus, our Guest to be, And bless these gifts bestowed by Thee. Bless thy dear ones everywhere, and keep them in thy loving care. Amen
Conclude with the Lord's Prayer
Participating in the live broadcast is easy!
Connect with us on the St. Michael’s Facebook page.
Don’t have a Facebook account? We’ll email a direct link to the video, but you can access it here. You do not need a Facebook account to watch.
We hope you’ll take advantage of these new offerings, as our time apart from each other continues.
This fall, St. Michael’s will be offering short, five- to 10-minute video teachings called, “Teachable Moments.” These engaging Sunday videos will be taking a closer look at the lesser-known saints and feast days we recognize in the Church.
Who were they?
What did they do?
When did they live?
Where did they carry-out their ministry?
Why were they so passionate.
What impact do they have upon us today?
September 13—Holy Cross Day
The Rev. Dr. James L. Pahl, Jr.
It was in Jerusalem on Sept. 14, that a relic of the true cross was discovered, and that day has been set aside for commemoration ever since.
September 20—Mildred Holland, Wife of The Rev. William Holland Huntingfield, Suffolk, England
The Rev. Holly Gloff
Mrs. Holland lay on her back on scaffolding to recreate the splendor of a 15th century Angel ceiling in a parish called St. Mary the Virgin.
September 27—Remigius, Bishop of Rheims
The Rev. Samuel Gregory Jones
At the age of 22, Remigius became Bishop of Rheims. He gave the famous charge: “Worship what you have burned, and burn what you have worshiped.”
October 4—Bishops Atkinson, Delaney, & Curry
The Rev. Samuel Gregory Jones
Greg will take a look at these Bishops.
October 11—St. Francis of Assisi & Animal Blessings
The Rev. Holly Gloff
Son of a prosperous businessman, Francis gave it all up to serve the Lord with great meekness and gentleness of spirit. He is associated with the blessing of all creatures. And at 4 p.m. on October 4, we’ll host a drive-through Animal Blessing for all.
October 18—Hugh Latimer, Nicholas Ridley, & Thomas Cranmer
The Rev. Dr. James L. Pahl, Jr.
Hugh Latimer said to his friend Nicholas Ridley, as they were both about to be burned as heretics for their teachings and beliefs: “Be of good comfort, Master Ridley, and play the man; we shall this day light such a candle by God’s grace in England as (I trust) shall never be put out.” Greg will take a look at these men and at Thomas Cranmer, who wrote the Book of Common Prayer.
October 25—St. Simon & St. Jude, Apostles
Two faithful disciples of the Lord, who were zealous in their mission.
October 25—All Saints’ Day
The Rev. Samuel Gregory Jones
“I sing a song of the saints of God, patient and brave and true, who toiled and fought and lived and died for the Lord they loved and knew.”
November 8—Virtual Gifts of Grace
November 15 —Hilda, Abbess of Whitby
The Rev. Holly Gloff
Renowned for her wisdom, eagerness for learning, and devotion to God, Hilda entered the monastic life and played a major role in preaching the gospel of peace. November 22—Clement of Rome Early Church father, third Bishop of Rome, Clement preached the Gospel of Christ and set forth a hierarchical view of Church authority.
November 22—Clement of Rome
Early Church father, third Bishop of Rome, Clement preached the Gospel of Christ and set forth a hierarchical view of Church authority.
The Rev. Dr. James L. Pahl Jr., preaches about zeal for God and how much we need to be ''righteous and zealous in the name of the Lord.”
You’ve chosen your top 10 hymns. Now sing along with the St. Michael’s Choir!
