St. Michael’s in the Hills Episcopal Church is delighted to introduce our newly-appointed Priest-in-Charge, the Rev. Foster M. Mays! Foster comes to us from Epiphany Episcopal Church in Sedan, Kansas, where he served from 2013 to present.  Read more here!

Compline meets every Wednesday at 7:00 pm for a Lay led service, usually using the New Zealand office of Compline. This version is refreshing in both language and the time spent (about 30 to 40 minutes) and is a welcome respite at midweek. All our welcome. Please give it a try. Attend as your schedule permits. Questions? Contact Scott or Susan Hendricks, David or Diane Braun, or George or Carol Shirk.

We have new books! Have you checked out our Claudia Hannaford Library? You will find the most recently added books in New Additions. Enjoy browsing the whole collection. St. Michael’s is committed to keeping an active, readable library for its parishioners

All men are invited to a new Men’s Bible Study which is meeting on Friday’s at 7 a.m. They gather in the large Youth Room from 7 to 8 a.m. for fellowship, a light breakfast and Bible study. Please contact Duncan Thomas  or the office if you would like more information.

Cross Currents, the monthly newsletter of St. Michael’s in the Hills, is available online. Each issue brings you all you need to know and includes a letter from our rector along with details of upcoming events, Common Grounds speakers, our youth groups, and more.

Click here to find September and here to read them all.

Our adult seminar is a vital part of Christian Education at St. Michael’s in the Hills. Each Sunday after the 9:45 worship service, all adults are invited to the Fellowship Hall for presentations of spiritual, cultural and social topics.

See all scheduled events here. 

chart is posted on the hall bulletin board. If you wish to provide flowers for the altar on a Sunday in memory of a loved one, please sign up. The church office makes the weekly arrangements with the florist, and the florist will direct bill the donor for $100. A memorial note will appear in that Sunday’s bulletin.