Sermons from 7-17-22

Fr. Allen’s sermon at St. Michael the Archangel
Matthews NC: audio and written

Fr. Michael’s sermon at All Souls
Ashboro NC: written
St. Michael the Archangel Anglican Church, Matthews, NC 28105
St. Michael the Archangel Anglican Church, Matthews, NC


Fr. Allen’s sermon at St. Michael the Archangel
Matthews NC: audio and written

Fr. Michael’s sermon at All Souls
Ashboro NC: written

This Thursday is Ascension Day of Christ which completes our Faith in Him as God and Man. St. Michael the Archangel will celebrate Ascension Day on Thursday at Noon and 7pm. Ascension Day is a day of obligation for Anglicans as its importance is critical to our faith (Acts 1:6-11) as Christ leaves His earthly…

the Anglican Rite include the Decalogue, or Ten Commandments, at the beginning of the Eucharistic Liturgy? The Decalogue, or Ten Commandments, were added to the Anglican liturgy of the Mass in the Second Prayer Book of the Church of England of King Edward VI, 1552, and has remained ever since. The response of the Kyrie…

As with each Monday edition, you can hear what happened yesterday (Sunday) at St. Michael’s and hear updates for the upcoming week. As well, pray with us, listen to scriptural thoughts and readings
“And immediately he receive his sight, and followed him, glorifying God.” In the Name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost. Amen. As we all know, the best defense is a great offence. So, this Pre-Lenten Season, we have been proactively trying to recognize and engage those things which…

Christ Through The Arts aims to bring together students of all ages with gifted Christian instructors in the musical and performing arts, through private and group lessons – a new community outreach program of St. Michael the Archangel Anglican Church, (704) 537-7777; info@christthroughthearts.org We are building a Christ through the Arts outreach website Click here to view Thoughts and suggestions are welcomed….

July 28, Trinity 6 Prelude Variations to the Sicilian Hymn Benjamin Carr The recessional hymn today (#489) is a combination of Italian, English and American origins. The tune, a possible Sicilian 18th century folksong sung by Italian mariners, is usually paired with the Latin Marian hymn “O sanctissima” and was first published in…