Jesus the Bridegroom
St. Michael the Archangel Anglican Church, Matthews, NC 28105
St. Michael the Archangel Anglican Church, Matthews, NC

I am a big fan of Pitre. We have been re-listening to this book during “book reading” during Morning Prayer and the book is reemphasizing to me how our faith if so much more than just words. Its roots bring to life and as the light is focused on the Jewish Faith, the foundation of the faith of the early church. Whether you read the book or listen to it, it will have you murmmering aha or saying “I didn’t know that!” Pitre Books will be available soon in our library. Read them! 
Please turn off cell phones Visitors – Welcome! Peace and joy in our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Please advise us of your visit and ask for a “First Time Visitor Bulletin” which briefly explains the communion service. Please join our church family in the Parish Hall after the service for fellowship, drinks, and food!…

The Eucharist as Refreshment For us as we approach the Fourth Sunday in Lent… – Mid Lent Our Lord Jesus Christ calls us, beckons us, to refreshment this day as we take a hopefully well-deserved pause from our Lenten discipline, and lighten the mood with the festal vestments and colour of rose. It is time…

REAL PRESENCE An “apologia” for the Traditional Catholic Doctrine that the bread and wine of the Holy Eucharist become the real, objective Body and Blood of our Lord Jesus Christ. The Rev’d. Stephan W. Heimann Not long after our Lord Jesus fed five thousand people, the account of which takes up the opening…

What is the Significance of the Transfiguration of Jesus Christ? (Mark 9:2-9) The account of the transfiguration of Jesus Christ as recorded here in Mark (parallel passages are found in Matthew 17:1-3 and Luke 9:28-36) is a demonstration to three witnesses that Jesus Christ was who He claimed to be. In all three accounts of…

Morning Prayer August 28th You may have to un-mute your device. If you enjoy, please share.

Musical Notes: June 26, 2019 Prelude Toccata on the Doxology Darwin Wolford Louis Bourgeois (1510-1559), a French disciple of the Swiss reformer John Calvin composed tunes for the French Psalter in 1561. Several of his tunes are used today, including Old Hundreth (the Doxology sung weekly). The tune is heard in a lively setting…