Thank you for your support and patience as you see more and more signs of construction as we make progress in renovating our campus for our future. Every step in the process demonstrates how God is working within our parish for the glory of his kingdom.
Saint Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church in Dallas, Texas is a vibrant and welcoming community where people from all walks of life come together to pursue Christ and support one another.
We offer a blend of traditional and contemporary worship services and invite both newcomers to Episcopal worship and long-time Episcopalians to join in fellowship. Here, you’ll discover a place to belong, make friends, and engage in personal and spiritual growth.
Here, we prioritize being there for one another and our wider community. With a diverse range of parish groups, Bible studies, support groups, and various activities, there are countless opportunities to connect, engage, and make lasting friendships. At Saint Michael, you’ll find a place where you truly belong!
At Saint Michael and All Angels, we use four terms to summarize the ways God calls us to grow as we walk the path of faith. Those four words are “pray,” “learn,” “serve,” and “give.” Each of these terms signifies a distinct dimension of the life of faith, a particular area of our lives within which God invites us to grow in specific ways.
Pray
Growing in prayer involves deepening intimacy with God through adoration, intercession, and thanksgiving, integrating these practices into daily life.
Growing in learning means recognizing the Gospel’s impact on all aspects of life, understanding Jesus Christ’s mystery, and letting it shape our self-perception and worldview.
This is a unique time in Saint Michael’s history—a time that urges us to think boldly, consider necessary improvements to our campus, and enhance our spiritual growth and outreach in the community. This historic capital campaign is focused on Uniting our Community, Reinvigorating our Campus, and Investing in Education.
Mother Mary Lessmann said, emphasizing the importance of seeing ourselves as pilgrims. Holy places dominated our agenda, with a focus on learning about Celtic Christianity.
Construction has begun and there is so much excitement at our church about what the future will hold. Have you ever deeply thought about what a gift it is that we have such amazing options for our future, both individually and as a church?
You might remember growing up reading The Cat in the Hat, Where the Wild Things Are, The Velveteen Rabbit, and other classic books filled with imaginary characters and places.