Worship with Us
Children and Youth Service
Sunday, May 3
8:00 AM Worship Service
9:15 AM Sunday School All ages
9:15 AM sunday forum (livestreamed)
Stump the Priest
10:30 AM Holy eucharist with choir and children’s chapel (livestreamed)
May 3, 2026 Sunday Service Bulletin - coming soon
Join us for coffee hour and fellowship after each service. Nursery (ages 5 and under) available 7:45AM-12:00PM
Children & Youth Sunday
You won't want to miss our Children & Youth Sunday on May 3rd! Ellanor W., our Youth Vestry Representative will be preaching. Children and other youth will be enhancing our morning by taking on worship roles as well as showing us their vocal and musical talents. If you have (or are) a child or youth looking to participate as a reader, acolyte, usher, or greeter, please contact BAILEY to volunteer.
Did You Know?…
In the spirit of our patron, Michael the Archangel, the clergy, staff, and parishioners of St. Michael’s Episcopal Church are devoted to serving others with compassion, grace, and love. Together, we seek to live out our mission of Sharing Christ Within and Beyond Our Walls through ministries that reflect God’s care for every person.
One expression of that calling is our Pastoral Care Team, a ministry rooted in prayer, presence, and compassion. The team exists to ensure that no member of the St. Michael’s family walks through hardship, illness, grief, or uncertainty alone. In moments of joy and in seasons of struggle, we are here to walk beside one another in Christ’s love.
The Pastoral Care Team offers support through:
Prayer Requests
Care Team Ministry
The Caring Freezer Ministry
Hospital Visits
Funeral Planning and Support
If there is something weighing on your heart, or if you are walking through a tender season, you do not have to carry it alone. You do not need to wait for a crisis to reach out. Whether through prayer, a phone call, a visit, or simply a listening ear, we would be honored to journey alongside you.
Please contact The Rev. Vicki Hesse or our Care Team Leaders: Bev Raider, Dean Logemann, or Debbie Keith for more information.
Doves of Peace for Pentecost
In celebration of Pentecost, we invite you to take part in a shared expression of prayer and peace.
Beginning this week, white paper will be available for you to write your personal prayers for peace—whether for yourself, your loved ones, our community, or the wider world. These prayers will then be gently folded into origami doves, symbols of the Spirit and of peace.
During coffee hour in the parish hall, a dedicated station will be set up with paper, pens, and a simple instructional video to guide you in folding your dove. You are also welcome to take materials home and create your dove in your own time and space.
All completed doves are due by May 17, so they may be included in a special blessing and installation. On Pentecost Sunday, May 24, these prayer-filled doves will be blessed and hung throughout the sanctuary—a visible offering of our collective hope, faith, and longing for peace.
May this practice be a quiet and meaningful way to join your heart in prayer with others, as we welcome the Spirit among us.
Get Your Hands Dirty Day! May 2nd
Get your hands in the dirt and join the fun! Help us get ready for outdoor worship as we spruce up our gardens and grounds for the season ahead. There’s a project for everyone—no matter your age or experience. Come lend a hand, enjoy some fresh air, and bring a pair of work gloves! CLICK HERE to sign up.
Bishop Budde Rewind
If you missed Bishop Budde's visit on March 8 or if you’d like to relive the experience CLICK HERE to explore our dedicated media webpage. There, you’ll find her sermon, her Sunday Forum interview and a library of photos available to view and download. We are deeply grateful to everyone who helped make her time with us so meaningful!
St. Andrew’s Community Center
St. Michael’s has a new satellite ministry center in Manitou Springs. To learn more click on the video below or button to become a “Friend of St. Andrew’s Community Center.”
Welcome to your spiritual home …
St. Michael’s Episcopal Church is a family devoted to living out our faith and sharing our lives together. Together we learn, serve, worship, pray and support one another. Our principles are inspired by the message of Christ, meaning all are welcome here … whatever your background or age, history or lifestyle, race or ethnicity, gender identity, LGBTQIA+, relationship status or political affiliation, and whichever path you choose to commune with God, we believe that Jesus unites us all and makes us part of a greater family, one that is ever-connected by love.
We hope you will join us and learn more about what it is to be connected to the love of Christ through St. Michael's. To be directed to our Welcome page, CLICK HERE.
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