We gather to pray and play, study and sing, worship and wonder, all for the purpose to build God’s kingdom, grow in love, and deepen our relationship with Jesus.
About
Sunday Services
10
AM
Holy Eucharist Rite II (with choir) and Livestream
5
PM
Zoom evening contemplative prayer service
Discover Our Church
The Episcopal Church believes that all people are made in the image of God and that we are all God’s beloved children. Therefore, all people share the same rights. In our Baptismal Vows, we claim to
- Seek and serve Christ in all persons, loving our neighbor as ourself, with God’s help.
- Strive for justice and peace among all people, and respect the dignity of every human being, with God’s help.
Our Mission
“Centered in our love for Jesus, we worship God, reach out to those in need, celebrate our blessings, and love and care for each other. We are inclusive and welcoming of all God’s people. Together, we strive to faithfully meet the challenges of a changing world.“
St. Michael’s Clergy
are the spiritual leaders who preside over the liturgy. We are also available for pastoral counseling and spiritual guidance.
St. Michael’s Staff
are the women and men who are in the background making all things work!
St. Michael’s Vestry
are the body in the church who oversee the governance of the church and our financial health.
St. Michael’s Facilities
includes our sanctuary, Courtyard, Classrooms, Parish Hall, Johnstone Hall, and Kitchen.
Governance
St. Michael’s Vestry is primarily responsible for the financial stability and the upkeep of the church. With the Vestry, the Rector and staff work closely to determine goals and objectives so the church’s focus is not fragmented. We are all governed by St. Michael’s by-laws and the Constitutions and Canons of both the Episcopal Diocese of Northern California and the Episcopal Church.
Episcopal Partnerships
The Episcopal Church is led by our Presiding Bishop, The Most Rev. Michael Curry, into the Jesus Movement: The Way of Love. We are all invited to join in this ancient and wonderful movement.
The Way of Love continues the Episcopal Church’s works of Justice and Mercy. To this end, the church offers resources to explore a number of it’s current works. These can be explored on the Episcopal Church website, and links may be found here.
