All in person church gatherings are suspended.
Find information about Sunday service and other opportunities to gather online here.
Contact 12-Step group leaders to see if they are meeting.
Welcome to St. Michael’s Litchfield!
Grace and peace to you. Welcome to the St. Michael’s website and its windows into our parish life. We hope you’ll find what you seek and that after a virtual tour you’ll join us for the real thing. We look forward to your presence among us as we worship and serve God and practice the art of Christian living in fullness of life with thanksgiving.
Weekly at St. Michael’s
Sat 4:45pm: Celtic Prayer Service
Sun 8am: Holy Eucharist Rite I
Sun 10am: Holy Eucharist Rite II
Mon, Tues, Thurs 9am: Morning Prayer
Tues 11am: Centering Prayer
Wed 8am: Bible Study (9am first Wed.)
Wed 9am Holy Eucharist (10am first Wed.)
Office Hours: Mon – Fri : 9:30am- 2:30pm
Bells of Hope
Our community, like many others, are ringing bells at 8:00pm each night. It is done as a sign of hope and to let each other know that we are not alone. At St.Michael’s a group of 6 volunteer families are taking turns each night ringing the bell. The bell sits on on a 3’ […]
Online Worship Services
Join us on Sunday Mornings at 10am for a live-stream service on facebook. The bulletin for Palm Sunday, April 5, 2020 Wednesday Bible Study is meeting virtually on Zoom. Sign up for our weekly e-blast for updates. There are many online opportunities to participate in weekday prayer and services across the Northwest […]
40 Days / 40 Items
Forty Days Forty Items Wednesday, February 26th is the first day of Lent. Here’s a challenge for you! Each day in Lent, remove one item from your Pantry shelves that you are willing to donate to the Food Pantry at St. Michael’s. Put them into a grocery bag and on April 5th bring your bag to church […]
The Food Pantry at St. Michael’s
Open every 3rd Saturday of the month in the St. Michael’s Community House.
Doors open at 9:30 for coffee/tea and companionship.
Food distribution is from 10:30-12:30. The door at the west end is handicap accessible.
Communion
at St. Michael’s
Anyone baptized in any Christian tradition is welcome and encouraged to receive communion. If for any reason you do not want to receive communion, please come up to the altar and cross your arms over your chest, and we will know to say a blessing over you. We want everyone to feel fully part of God’s family.