Purification of BVM / candlemas
Purification of BVM Holy Eucharist / “candlemas”
Un-mute, enjoy, share.
St. Michael the Archangel Anglican Church, Matthews, NC 28105
St. Michael the Archangel Anglican Church, Matthews, NC

Purification of BVM Holy Eucharist / “candlemas”
Un-mute, enjoy, share.
May 7, 2022 discussion of Lancelot Andrewes Sermon written in 1594. Whether we should choose either bodily pleasures in Sodom, or the safety of our souls. Refusing life with so easyconditions.
Sermon preached by Fr. Allen On October 8, 2023, The Eighteenth Sunday after Trinity. I am sure all of us here are familiar with that psychological phenomenon known as the “doorway effect”? It’s the phrase coined by psychologists to describe the frustrating experience of entering a room and forgetting what we were going to do,…

Ascension Day Sermon from May 30 2019 The statement in the Creeds that Christ “ascended into heaven” is based primarily upon Acts I : 1-9 where, after 40 days of appearances, the Risen Lord speaks to the Apostles about the coming of the Holy Ghost and the Church’s mission, and is taken up in a…
Preached on January 22, 2023 Jesus’ Miracle at Cana, where He turns the water into wine, is an invitation to see who He is, what He is about, and how we can believe on Him as the Messiah. Last week we saw how part of the epiphany our Prayer Book wants us to have about Jesus…

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….

Musical Notes: Lent IV (March 31, 2019) Prelude Choral Prelude on “St. Flavian” Seth Bingham Seth Bingham (1882-1972), organist-director at New York’s Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church and Columbia University music professor, composed his French influenced piece on the tune for the Lenten hymn #59. Introit (Isaiah 66:10) Rejoice, ye with Jerusalem, and be glad…