Worship with Us
Twenty-second Sunday After Pentecost
Sunday, October 25
8:00 AM Holy Eucharist
9:15 AM Education for All
Children’s Sunday School in the Children’s Chapel
Youth Brunch & Bible with Bailey, Offsite
9:15 AM Adult Sunday Forum
10:30 AM Holy eucharist (Livestreamed)
Join us for coffee hour and fellowship after each service.
Children’s Chapel Available for the 10:30 Service.
Summer Nursery (ages 5 and under) available 9:30AM-12:00PM
An Instructed Eucharist
October 25, 8:00 & 10:30 am
Have you ever wondered why we stand for the Gospel, exchange the Peace, or say “AMEN”? Join us for an Instructed Eucharist and experience our familiar Sunday worship with fresh eyes. Throughout both services, clergy and worship leaders will offer brief explanations of the prayers, gestures, symbols, and traditions that shape our worship. A specially prepared bulletin will provide additional insights into the rich history and meaning of our liturgy. Whether you're new to the Episcopal Church or have worshiped for decades, come curious and discover something new in something beautifully familiar.
Sunday Forum - Truth, Speech, and Christian Disagreement
October 25, 9:15 am
What is speech for, and what does it mean for Christians to speak truthfully? Beginning with Scripture’s vision of God creating and revealing through the Word, this forum will explore the theological purpose of speech and the Christian responsibilities of truthfulness, charity, judgment, and love. We will also turn to the very practical question of how to respond when others speak carelessly, unfairly, or provocatively - especially in families, workplaces, and public life. Together we’ll consider how to challenge false or harmful speech, set appropriate boundaries, and hold others accountable without surrendering either truth or charity.
Events & Happenings
Stewardship begins with a simple truth: God has given us enough to share. Everything we have—our time, our abilities, our relationships, and our financial resources—is part of the abundance entrusted to our care. At St. Michael’s, our generosity does not simply fund a budget. It is transformed into ministry. It becomes beautiful and meaningful worship, children discovering faith, youth growing into leaders, music that lifts our spirits, pastoral care in moments of need, fellowship that draws us together, and service that carries Christ’s love beyond our walls. As we begin our 2027 Stewardship season, we invite you to consider your own place in this unfolding story. Give thanks for the abundance already present in your life. Pray about what you have been entrusted to share. And consider how your generosity might become an expression of God’s love in the year ahead. Come & See what God is doing. Come & Share in what comes next.
Sacred Ground - The History on Race & Racism
Begins October 21
This faith-based film and readings dialogue series explores America’s history of race and racism, weaving in family story, class, and regional identity. Participants are invited to peel away the layers that contributed to the challenges and divides of the present day – all while grounded in our call to faith, hope, and love. CLICK HERE to register.
Trunk-or-Treat & Chili Cook off
October 30
The entire family is invited to a night of fun and fellowship at St. Michael’s. Submit a chili submission, decorate a trunk, and bring the family (and your neighbors)! Sign up and let us know you’ll be joining us!
St. Michael’s Offsite Ministry Center
St. Andrew’s Community Center (STACC) is located in Manitou Springs and serves people in many ways. Free Food Pantry, Free Medical & Mental Health Clinic, Free Community Meals, Free Haircuts, and more! To learn more click below …
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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Are you ready to grow spiritually? Are you looking for a spiritual home or a community where you can grow in your relationship with God, the world, your neighbors, and yourself? Complete the below form and Nancy Benzmiller, Connect Coordinator, will reach out to you in the coming days for more information on connecting with ministries, volunteering, or other ways to get involved.
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