Ash Wednesday
Ash Wednesday, March 5. Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of the Lenten season of the church. St. Michael’s will offer Ash Wednesday services at 7 am, 12pm and 5:30pm. The…
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Silent Meditation
Every weekday. The Chapel of Mary Magdalene, the First Apostle, is open daily for silent meditation. This is a great way to begin your day. There is no formal program. …
Mission and Outreach Meeting
Meeting RoomMonthly meeting of mission and outreach in the Meeting Room
Centering Prayer
The Chapel of Mary Magdalene 16 Bradley Avenue, BrattleboroCentering Prayer Practice – On Saturday mornings we practice 20 minutes of Centering Prayer (silent meditation) followed by 30 minutes of reading and discussion. Training in Centering Prayer is offered…
Middle East Primer
Middle East Primer with Nicholas Porter, an Episcopal priest and founder/ director of Jerusalem Peacebuilders. With a master’s in Middle East Studies from the American University in Cairo, a master’s…
Education for all ages
The Adult Forum meets every Sunday morning from 9:00-10:00 am September through May. The Forum is an opportunity for adults to deepen their understanding of their faith and their relationships with…
10:15 am Worship Service
The 10:15 am service includes full choir and music, childcare, and Godly Play (Sunday School). Worship begins with the Liturgy of the Word (scripture, prayers, and sermon) and ends…
Shattered Mosaic: Refugees in the Middle East Crises
St. Michael's Meeting Roomled by Christopher George of Integrated Refugee & Immigrant Services (IRIS). IRIS is a program of the Episcopal Diocese of Connecticut and is the local affiliate of Episcopal Migration Ministries…
Wednesday Noon Eucharist
A half-hour Eucharist where we reflect on the Saint of the Day, pray and share Holy Communion.
Contemplative Worship
Chapel of Mary Magdalene 16 Bradley Avenue , Brattleboro5:30 pm Thursdays, Contemplative Worship – A simple 30-minute service of chanting, silence, and quiet reflection on scripture (lectio divina). All are welcome!