Grace and Free Will, Salvation, Soteriology

THE SACRAMENTAL LIFE:  Sacramental symbols draw on our salvation history and reflect the role of the Church as a Sacrament of God’s presence in the world.  God performs the Sacraments with ministers as God’s human agents.  Sacrament comes from a Latin word (sacrare) meaning holy.  Anglican definition of a Sacrament is: “The outward and visible…

2021 continue’s the good times at St. Michael the Archangel.  After a great sermon on our readings of the day and the feeding of the multitudes with the Body and Blood of our Lord Jesus Christ, our fellowship that followed was not only great Italian Food but also a performance celebrating Valentine Day (or as…

ON THE  STORY OF THE BIBLE The Rev’d. Allen Fisher   Introduction to Salvation History The Bible records the LORD God’s Mission of Love. All of the Bible flows as one Story. This story is the account of the Mission of God: The story of a loving God creating, redeeming, and restoring a family that…

How Do Anglo-Catholics Practice Confession?  In order faithfully to live out the full Catholic vocation in the Anglican Rite, one should receive the Sacrament of Penance at least once a year, preferably in Holy Week or Eastertide, in preparation for the making of one’s Easter Communion. In Anglicanism, the reception of Penance is absolutely voluntary— no…

Christ Through The Arts aims to bring together students of all ages with gifted Christian instructors in the musical and performing arts, through private and group lessons – a new community outreach program of St. Michael the Archangel Anglican Church, (704) 537-7777; info@christthroughthearts.org We are building a Christ through the Arts outreach website Click here to view Thoughts and suggestions are welcomed….

DEUS Synod Eucahrist Episcopal Charge to the 54th Annual Synod of the Diocese of the Eastern United States