As the sun sinks, the soft reflections of our beautiful stained glass windows
enhance the Evening Prayer and Evensong experiences.
St. Matthias' honors the COVID-19 policies and guidelines set out by our Bishop. We love you and we want to worship with you for many years to come! We are committed to staying safe and will follow the ever changing guidelines as we go. We are now open for in-person worship and celebrating the Eucharist [we will continue zoom].
If you would like to attend via ZOOM, please contact the office by emailing [email protected]
Find our Bulletins here: stmatthiasminocqua.com/bulletins
May God Be With You and Keep you in Love. Stay safe! We will figure this out, your patience and prayers for all at St. Matthias' are always welcome.
Find our Bulletins here: stmatthiasminocqua.com/bulletins
During non-pandemic times:
Mondays and Wednesdays: Morning prayer* is at 9:45am
Tuesdays: Holy Communion is at 4:30 pm.
If you'd like more information contact Bishop Jim at [email protected]
*The practice of Morning and Evening prayer provide us the opportunity to become a people of prayer; inviting God into our daily lives as a community, where we can share a time of worship beyond Sunday. These short services are a good way to begin or end your day and center around scripture, especially the psalms, surrounded by prayers for our church, our community, and the world.
If you would like to attend via ZOOM, please contact the office by emailing [email protected]
Find our Bulletins here: stmatthiasminocqua.com/bulletins
May God Be With You and Keep you in Love. Stay safe! We will figure this out, your patience and prayers for all at St. Matthias' are always welcome.
Find our Bulletins here: stmatthiasminocqua.com/bulletins
During non-pandemic times:
Mondays and Wednesdays: Morning prayer* is at 9:45am
Tuesdays: Holy Communion is at 4:30 pm.
- This mid-week service includes special prayers for those who are in need of healing spiritually, emotionally or physically.
- We also offer a healing station on some Sundays during our 10:00am service, at the time of communion. Look for the person standing by the prayer station during communion, she or he is there to have a quiet prayer with you.
If you'd like more information contact Bishop Jim at [email protected]
*The practice of Morning and Evening prayer provide us the opportunity to become a people of prayer; inviting God into our daily lives as a community, where we can share a time of worship beyond Sunday. These short services are a good way to begin or end your day and center around scripture, especially the psalms, surrounded by prayers for our church, our community, and the world.
