Scripture tells of Michael leading the heavenly armies, Gabriel announcing the arrival of Christ, and countless angels who guard, guide, and join us in praising the Lord of Hosts. The feast of St. Michael and All Angels, also known as Michaelmas, serves as a reminder that we are not alone; the angels surround us and invite us to raise our voices in worship, joining theirs to proclaim God’s victory and glory.

Save the date for Saturday, Sept. 26th from 4-7pm as we celebrate the Feast of St. Michael and All Angels with a fall festival. There will be archery, bouncehouses, crafts, s'mores, and even an acclaimed puppet show. Plus, enough chili, hot dogs, & blackberry cobbler to feed the whole fam.