St. Michael’s Anglican Church is a family of believers devoted to following the Risen Christ and worshipping Him together in community.

Our worship is liturgical, which means that it follows a set pattern that joins us with millions of Christians across the globe and countless saints that have gone before us. Our tradition is deeply rooted in Holy Scripture and the concept of “common prayer." The book that guides the structure and format of our worship is The Book of Common Prayer - a book that is widely considered one of the three greatest literary works of the English language (along with the King James Bible and the works of Shakespeare). The Book of Common Prayer is made up of ancient prayers, canticles, rites for worship services, and above all, the very words of Sacred Scripture.