Welcome to St Michael's Episcopal Church. We are located in the heart of Waynesboro, Gerogia, the Bird Dog Capital of the World.
Please take a few moments to look around our website and discover who we are. And after you're done browsing, come and join us at 10:30am every Sunday for the celebration of the Holy Eucharist.
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Anglican Days Schedule
August 22 - The Gospel According to Georgia Football (this includes Georgia Tech)
August 29 - Jesus on the Silver Screen, Part 1
September 5 - Jesus on the Silver Screen, Part 2
September 12 - First (and maybe last) Annual St Michael's Talent Show; Anglican Nights only
September 19 - "An Order of Prayer for the Unity of the Anglican Communion"; Anglican Nights only
October 3 - Cults
October 10 - Seeing God - a look at some of the great masterpieces of Christian art, architecture, and design.
October 17 - Blessing of the Hands Mass; Anglican Nights only
October 24 - Hearing God - a look at some of the masterpieces in Christian music
November 7 - Ethical Dilemmas
November 14 - Smells and Bells, the fun stuff of Anglo-Catholic worship
December 5 - Visit from St Nicholas; Anglican Nights only
December 12 - What does Advent/Christmas mean in 2007?
December 19 - Christmas Caroling; Anglican Nights only
Anglican Days
Every Wednesday* at St Michael's we gather together twice for theological reflection, Bible Study, and fellowship. Anglican Mornings, a quieter gathering meets in the Parish Hall at 11am for a discussion on any number of topics that impact Christians and the Christian life. We have a cup of coffee and discuss current events that have religious implications and then we dive into the subject of the day. The topics range from biblical themes to theological concepts to contorversial issues. The discussion is always fluid and open. We finish at 12 noon where sometimes we grab a bite together.
Anglican Nights, is the more "rowdy" of the two, with a meal prepared by our parish chef, Gail Rockwell, at 6pm, the discussion typically starts around 6:30. We have a paid nursery worker who watches those 3 and younger and a paid youth worker to engage the elementary age children. Like Anglican Days, these discussions are open and fluid but are centered on a biblical, theological, and/or current events theme. We finish at around 7:20. The meal is wonderful and is only $5 per person with no family paying more than $15.
*Except every other month when ECW meets instead. Check the church calendar.