If you are coming to St. Matthias' for the first time, we are delighted that you are here. You may have some questions. Everybody you see here was a newcomer at one time, and we've all had questions – maybe the same ones. So don't hesitate to ask a question. If you need help, ask anyone here, and we will be happy to assist you. We want you to be comfortable so you can enjoy your visit, and we hope you will come back.

So… make yourself comfortable. When you are worshiping God, you can't get it wrong, and regardless of what anybody else is doing, don’t feel you have to do anything that makes you feel uncomfortable during the service.

“ St. Matthias’ has always welcomed everyone. We read it in our mission statement ' Whoever you are, wherever you find yourself on the journey of faith, we welcome you to St. Matthias’ Church.' We sing it in our hymns 'All Are Welcome' and 'Draw the Circle Wide' and we demonstrate it every time we gather as a church family.”
   – Chris Clark

when can I visit?

Sundays [what to expect]
  • 8:00am Eucharist Rite I  (Memorial Day through Labor Day only)
  • 10:00am Eucharist Rite II with music, nursery and Sunday school
During the Week
  • Morning Prayer Monday-Thursday at 9:30am
  • Healing with communion Tuesdays at noon & 5:30pm
  • Evening Prayer Mon, Wed & Thurs at 5:30pm  (Except third Thursday, see below, and Mondays during Lent)
Third Thursday of the month 
OFFICE HOURS:
The office is generally open Tuesday to Friday from 10-3. If for some reason (lunch, errands) nobody is there during those hours, there will be a note on the door with the expected time of return. Days the office is closed are noted in the calendar.

where is St. Matthias'?

The red marker is our church, located in downtown Minocqua at 403 E. Chicago Ave. (corner of Chippewa and Chicago). Chippewa St. is also Hwy. 51 northbound, if that helps. If you're heading north on 51, we're the stone church on the right side after the roads splits. Turn right on Chicago Ave. and park behind the church or in the public lot just to the north. [contact us]
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