Upcoming Events

Visitors and newcomers are always welcome!

September 13th & 20th

What Does It Mean to Be an Episcopalian
Garrison Keillor has described Episcopalians as a people who have a “deep love for fellowship, coffee and long goodbyes”; they tend to be “joyful, modest singers who never take themselves too seriously.” While this may indeed be true, to begin our formation year we take two sessions to dive deeper into our identity as Episcopalians and how this guides both our faith and the call to be disciples and apostles in the world.
Join us on Sunday in the Parish Hall at 9am.

September 27th

The Apostles’ Creed
From the suggestion box, we will revisit the Apostles’ Creed. Many Christian scholars believe that this is the earliest creed of the early church, with evidence of its “formal” use in the 4th century and likely earlier. This creed is thought to be a foundational part of the catechism used by early followers as they prepared for baptism. We will look at its structure and meaning as well as its current use in our liturgies and prayers, with plenty of time for questions and reflections. Join us on Sunday in the Parish Hall at 9am.

Church Cookbook Fundraiser!

100% of all sales goes to support the church.
Join us in putting together a St. Michael and All Angels church cookbook. We will be selling these starting in December 2026, and they will make great Christmas gifts. We’re asking for everyone to submit 1-5 recipes for the cookbook. Submissions should be sent to Debbie Viguie, debbie@viguie.org by October 1st for inclusion. Help us make this a wonderful experience for our church family!

Sunday, September 27th

Feast of St. Michael and All Angels
The Feast Day for St. Michael and All Angels is traditionally observed on September 29. However, we will "transfer" this feast day to Sunday, September 27 so that we can celebrate our patron saint, and all the angels, during our Sunday worship. Following our service, we will have a BBQ lunch featuring some of the most well-known sauces from Kansas City. We will also introduce our ministry leaders for the coming year; this is your opportunity to explore and discuss our various ministries and accept their invitation to become more involved in our parish life.
All are welcome! We hope to see you there!

Sunday, October 4th

Feast of St. Francis of Assisi - Blessing of the Animals
Bring your friends, family, and neighbors and have them bring their four-footed companions to St. Michael and All Angels for the annual animal blessing! We will be giving away prizes and there will be treats for all the animals that come. Don't miss this opportunity to make a joyful noise and bring your animals and your friends with animals for this special service and blessing in the church at 10am.