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Are you the second son? Jeff Hensley explores the second son’s reaction to his brother’s return.

Are you the second son? Jeff Hensley explores the second son’s reaction to his brother’s return.
The Rev. Holly M. Gloff compares Samuel's call from God and Nathaniel's understanding of who Jesus is, as she relates how much God wants to have a personal relationship with each of us. We need only listen for God's voice to know how much we are loved.
The Rev. Holly M. Gloff explores the image of the younger son in Rembrandt's The Prodigal Son Returns painting, using Henri Nouwen's book of the same name as a springboard.
Ms. Carolyn tells the story of the Wise Men and the gifts they brought to the Christ Child.
Beginning Sunday, Jan.10 and continuing through Sunday, Feb.14, please tune-in for the short "Teachable Moment" videos on the Prodigal Son. As we enter the new year and now Epiphany (the Season of Lights), we begin a six-week series based on the book The Return of the Prodigal Son by the late Catholic priest and theologian, Henri Nouwen. This is not a book study per se, rather short teachings each week based on the book that will take us deeper into this parable from the Gospel of Luke 15.
Nouwen wrote this book based on his experience with Rembrandt’s famous rendition of the Prodigal Son that is on display in the Hermitage in Russia. As he sat across from the painting for hours, new revelations of this parable manifested themselves as the light hit the painting from different angles. For to be human is to encounter nature, people, art and ideas.When we allow these encounters to speak to us, challenge us, change us, then we are truly human, created anew over and over by Gods transforming power through the created world. Are we observers or participants? Presented by clergy and others. Join us!
Each Sunday, we invited you to attend the Eucharist on Facebook Live, followed by in-person distribution of the bread by clergy while everyone remains masked and in their cars.
Parishioners are instructed to drive into the parking lot from Canterbury Road and park in EVERY OTHER SPACE. Please be in place no later than 10 a.m. Everyone is asked to remain in cars until the service has been completed and all are dismissed. Exit by Lewis Farm Road only.
Our Sunday morning virtual Morning Prayer on Sundays changes time to 11 a.m. to accommodate those who would like to attend the 10 a.m. Drive-In service. Join members of the St. Michael's community as parishioners lead us in Morning Prayer every Sunday. Whether you pray Morning Prayer every day or never have before, all are welcome to join! For more info. on how to pray the Daily Office, check out this video. Join for Morning Prayer on Sundays by Zoom here:
In singing The Magnificat, Mary sings a song of liberation sung by an empowered agent of God. How can we be co-creators in God’s kingdom?
Choirmaster and organist Kevin Kerstetter shares two beloved settings of the Magnificat, the Song of Mary, and Karen Wagoner chants this beloved song of praise.
Ms. Carolyn & Ms. Stella put on a puppet show based on the book, Jesus' Christmas Party, by Nicholas Allan.
Our virtual service of Lessons & Carols remains on YouTube and here. Gather the family and hear many of your favorite hymns sung by St. Michael’s Choirs. Listen as our readers share the story of God’s people. (Feel free to sing along!) The Rev. Samuel Gregory Jones is the preacher.
We hope you will join us for this special evening though we are unable to gather. And please continue to pray for healing for all those who have been affected by COVID-19, and for the healing of our nation.
Our Drive-In services on Sunday morning continue. Join us on Sundays at 10 a.m., watch the Eucharist on Facebook Live, and wait in your cars while clergy delivers the wafer safely to you.
Drive-Through Eucharist
Sunday, Jan. 3 at 10 a.m. (Recorded service available at 8 a.m.)Spanish Eucharist on Facebook Live at 5 p.m.
Missing your friends at St. Michael’s?
Watch our weekly slideshow and see some familiar faces.
The Rev. Dr. James L. Pahl Jr. asks how we can live into the joy we’ve been asked to share. Paul tells us to pray without ceasing and give thanks in every circumstance. It’s not easy but it’s possible.
Organist and choirmaster Kevin Kerstetter discusses the Song of Simeon, a familiar chant sung during Choral Evensong. Also known as the Song of Simeon, the chant celebrates the moment when the baby Jesus was presented in the temple by his parents. St. Michael’s Compline choir performs.
Ms. Stella tells about the first visitors to Bethlehem—the shepherds! Ms. Kim sings “Mary Had a Baby.”
The Rev. Samuel Gregory Jones: John the Baptist was the last true prophet of the people of God
Who Was John the Baptist? The Rev. Samuel Gregory joins shares this famous prophet’s story.
The Rev. Holly Gloff introduces the season of Advent, the time when we wait for the coming of Christ.
The Rev. Anna S. Page enlightens us on the importance of waiting for Christ during Advent.
Ms. Stella tells the story of Mary and Joseph meeting the angel Gabriel. Holly Gloff plays the harp and sings a song,
Ms. Carolyn tells the story of the Wise Men and the gifts they brought to the Christ Child.
In singing The Magnificat, Mary sings a song of liberation sung by an empowered agent of God. How can we be co-creators in God’s kingdom?
Choirmaster and organist Kevin Kerstetter shares two beloved settings of the Magnificat, the Song of Mary, and Karen Wagoner chants this beloved song of praise.
Ms. Carolyn & Ms. Stella put on a puppet show based on the book, Jesus' Christmas Party, by Nicholas Allan.
The Rev. Dr. James L. Pahl Jr. asks how we can live into the joy we’ve been asked to share. Paul tells us to pray without ceasing and give thanks in every circumstance. It’s not easy but it’s possible.
Organist and choirmaster Kevin Kerstetter discusses the Song of Simeon, a familiar chant sung during Choral Evensong. Also known as the Song of Simeon, the chant celebrates the moment when the baby Jesus was presented in the temple by his parents. St. Michael’s Compline choir performs.
Ms. Stella tells about the first visitors to Bethlehem—the shepherds! Ms. Kim sings “Mary Had a Baby.”
The Rev. Samuel Gregory Jones: John the Baptist was the last true prophet of the people of God
The Rev. Holly Gloff explores the life of Saint Hilda, who a devout nun who lived in the 7th Century.
Ms. Carolyn tells the story of Jonah and the whale. Father Greg sings a song.
The Rev. Holly M. Gloff shares the history of All Saints’ Day and examines Jesus’ unexpected words of The Beatitudes. This service features a special anthem written by Brock Downward in memory of his father.
He composed some of the most beautiful sacred music ever written, yet he was not exactly a believer. The Rev. Samuel Gregory Jones shares the story of this important Anglican who wrote “For All the Saints,” sung every on All Saints Day.
Ms. Stella shares the story of Joseph, his coat, his dreams, and his family.
The Rev. Samuel Gregory Jones preaches about the Great Commandments of Jesus.
The Rev. Dr. James L. Pahl Jr. shares the story of the Oxford Martyrs, Thomas Cranmer, Hugh Latimer and Nicholas Ridley, who were burned at the stake because of their beliefs in God and not in the Catholic Church.