Tuesday evening service

 ON THE BIBLE, THE CHURCH, and MARY The Rev’d. Stephan W. Heimann   Anglicanism has always had a sort of “split personality” when it comes to the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. There have been a number of well-known Anglican writers, especially among the theologians of the seventeenth and…

Fr. Allen is about to lose his voice but drives on with the sermon – as he tells the “story of the bible” https://brewswithandrewes.podbean.com/e/a-sunday-chaser-from-st-michaels-charlotte-91122/ Enjoy.    

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…

An interesting topic of discussion written by someone who is a new blessing to St. Michael the Archangel Anglican Church in Charlotte, NC.  Click the picture for the written and audio presentation.  

IS IT NOTHING TO YOU A paraphrase of a meditation originally written by Archbishop Joost De Blank, and spoken before the people of St. Stephen’s Church, Westminster, in 1952, telling the story of the Crucifixion as if seen from the eyes of the Centurion in charge of the prisoner Jesus.. Every Good Friday Longinus retires…