Parishioners, Neighbors, and Friends are invited to bring photos of loved ones who have died to be a part of our All Saint’s Ofrenda. Please include your name and phone number on the back of the photo so it can be safely returned to you following our celebration.

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The ofrenda will be blessed on November 2.

What can we do in the face of hunger?

The answer isn’t simple. We know that no amount of private generosity can fill the gap left by the government’s inaction.

But, we are coordinating with local schools to help expand our distribution of food.We are (as always) accepting donation for the food pantry. You can donate to the pantry by clicking here. You can also bring canned goods, peanut butter, and our usual requested items to church with you. We also encourage you to support Road Runner, Albuquerque’s food bank, directly. But we want to encourage you this week to pledge.

Because of our pledgers, every dollar donated directly to Casa San Miguel goes straight to food. Your pledge already covers the space, the coordination, the utilities. Your pledge is what lets us say “yes” when someone calls in need, and “yes” when someone calls ready to feed their hungry neighbors.

These are hard days. But God is not absent. God is here, in the calls, in the hunger, in the help. Your pledge is a way to say: we’re still here too. We believe in this mission. We believe in each other.

We ask that all pledges be submitted by this Sunday, November 2. Your partnership and commitment truly matter and make a difference for our community.

Submitting a pledge is easy and only takes two minutes:

• Click below to submit online

• Place your pledge form in the offering plate during Sunday services

• Or visit with our stewardship team at the table in the narthex (entryway)

This Sunday, we will bless all ingathered pledges. Let’s keep being a community of welcome, justice, and compassion.

November 2nd

It's time to dream big for St. Michael's! We're inviting architects to help us imagine a new future for our campus, with a site plan ready for our January Annual Meeting. Come share your vision for what our ministries can be in improved spaces at one of our listening sessions in the Pavilion. Child care will be provided.

November 2nd: Cross-parish dreams. Labyrinth? Commercial kitchen? Parish Hall big enough for us all? 

Please come to one or more of these listening sessions and offer your ideas on how to re-design, build or remodel a campus that will meet our present and future needs.  Snacks and drinks will be provided. Childcare will be provided on November 2. 

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Entering the Light

"A Season of Change Within and Around Us"

Join us for a closing coffeee hour reception for our St. Michael’s artists this Sunday at Coffee Hour.

25% of all sales go to ministries of St Michael’s.

We’re reimagining youth programming at St. Michael’s! Preteens, teens (12+), and parents are invited to join. Pizza and salad provided.

To attend, RSVP through Realm. You can talk to the Angel Nalubega,  Jennifer Hanson or Liz Forster for more questions.

You are invited next Friday November 7 at 6:30pm to a service with the Rite of Renaming for Silas Maseman. Silas has been a member of our Coro de Luz, All Angels Episcopal Day School staff, and the Friday night compline group. The service of renaming marks a moment of transition in Silas’ life. The service will be followed by a reception. Mains from Annapurna will be provided, you’re welcome to bring a side, salad, or dessert.

New Art piece hanging at St. Michael’s

As you enter the church, you will notice a new piece by Susan Allison-Hatch. Susan, in addition to being one of our priest associates, Susan is a textile artist. Her piece, listing the names and ages of the children who died in Gaza, hangs between the feast of All Saints and the Reign of Christ, later this month.

Restarting Liturgical Arts

November 9 at 12:15pm

Calling all artists and aesthetes! Join us as we clean out the liturgical arts closet, and begin a conversation about the banners and art of the parish.

The Classics Senior Ministry will have a Bible study titled “God’s Will and God’s Providence,” moderated by the Reverend Dr. Paul Hanneman. Please bring your bibles and a pen and paper. You are always encouraged to bring someone with you to these sessions, and, always remember, you don’t have to consider yourself a ‘senior’ to attend these meetings.

We’re celebrating all year!

Festival Service of Music November 16 at 11:15am

We invite you to a special worship service featuring music written especially for St. Michael and All Angels. Over the years, composer and parishioner David McGuire has created a rich body of choral music for our community and choir. This service will showcase his work as a reflection of the vibrant musical life that has shaped our worship and deepened our spiritual journey. Join us for the service and a reception afterward.