Evening Prayer/Eucharist Tuesday Sept 3
E.P./Eucharist Tuesday evening Sept 3
You many have to un-mute your device. A service performed in our Chapel (the Gospel Transept) at 6 pm Tuesday…I love the closeness of this service. Join us next week!
St. Michael the Archangel Anglican Church, Matthews, NC 28105
St. Michael the Archangel Anglican Church, Matthews, NC

E.P./Eucharist Tuesday evening Sept 3
You many have to un-mute your device. A service performed in our Chapel (the Gospel Transept) at 6 pm Tuesday…I love the closeness of this service. Join us next week!

We finished the Sacraments last week… Scripture and the Anglican Faith: Apostolic Succession, the Creeds, and the development of the Canon of Scripture help to combat heresies. The spokesmen of the Church and thus early church doctrine were the Apostles and those they appointed, Acts 6, and the emphasis placed upon them can be seen…

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

Rogation Sunday; Sermon Notes Fr. Dennis Washburn, Ph.D. By St. Michael’s May 7, 2018 Rogation Sunday St. John 16: 24-33 6 May 2018 Sermon Notes by the Reverend Dennis Washburn, Ph.D. In English church tradition, this Sunday has been known as Rogation Sunday. “Rogation” comes from one of the Latin verbs meaning “pray” in St….
Sermon Preached for Christ the King Sunday (the Last Sunday in October) by Fr. Allen “We give thanks unto the Father, which hath… translated us into the kingdom of his dear Son.” In the Name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost. Amen. In just four weeks, our Church…

Update and thoughts from the rector. Friday’s first 15 minutes has updates and messages the rector wants to share, this is followed by the Religion of the Apostles pertaining to Baptism and succession of the priesthood, followed by morning prayer.  

CHAPTER 5 Overall discussion of Sacraments and early church: Holy Order: The Church has recognized three distinct orders of ordained ministry since the time of the apostles. Bishops, priests, and deacons each have distinct leadership functions. Through a process of mutual discernment, the Church recognizes those who are called by God to ordained ministry…