February 7, 2026 9am -2pm

Discrimination is on the rise, so how do we step in? How can we creatively and intentionally challenge bias in both systems and everyday conversations? Join Rudy Nickens: a sought-after diversity and equity trainer for governments and organizations worldwide, for an engaging and practical retreat that equips us to act with courage and purpose. Register in the narthex or online.

Join us Sunday February 1 for a preview of latest show at Gallery St. Michael, "Sacred Spaces." Artist Reception on Fri, Feb 6, 6:30–8 PM.

February 3, 2026 (Tuesday Nights)

EFM is a four-year program of theological education for lay people. St. Michael’s has an active EFM cohort who are excited to resume weekly discussion February 3, and meeting on Tuesday nights. Please consider joining them! Scholarships are available, if you have need. If you have any questions or would like more information, please contact the Rev. Simone Drinkwater simone@stmichaelsabq.org.

February 13

Seventy‑five years ago, the first Eucharist for the congregation that would become St. Michael’s was celebrated with Meme Henry’s dining room table serving as the altar, and Bishop Stoney presiding; Seventy‑five years later, The bishop will be back to celebrate Eucharist on that very same table, this time with Bishop Michael Hunn. Join us February 13 at 6:30pm, potluck dinner to follow.

February 12

The ‘Classics’ Senior Ministry will meet on Thursday, February 12 at 2:00 pm in The Pavilion. This meeting will feature our popular quarterly Bible Study moderated by the Rev. Dr. Paul Hanneman. He will explore the Parable of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10.29-35). Please remember to bring your Bible and a pen & pad. You are always invited to bring someone with you, and, you don’t need to be an actual ‘senior’ to attend.

We are thrilled to invite you to our next parish retreat at Ghost Ranch, a place of extraordinary beauty and deep spiritual significance. Known as the spiritual home of Georgia O’Keeffe and a haven for artists, Ghost Ranch is also an important site for Indigenous communities of New Mexico, making it a sacred space for reflection and renewal.

Dates & Options:

Arrive Wednesday, April 15 or Friday, April 17

Retreat concludes Sunday, April 19 with lunch following Eucharist

What to Expect:

Inspiring sessions led by our clergy on eco-theology, Christian spirituality, and our relationship with the Earth Activities for all ages, opportunities for rest, and time to explore the breathtaking surroundings.

Registration Details:

A deposit of $120 per individual or $240 per household is required to hold your space

Remaining balance (based on length of stay and room choice) is due by March 1

Complete your registration online using the form below

Ghost Ranch offers a unique opportunity to deepen your faith while connecting with creation in a place that has inspired generations. We hope you’ll join us for this time of renewal and community!

Lent begins on Ash Wednesday, February 18 when we will

have three services of Holy Eucharist: the Imposition of Ashes at 7:00am, 12:00pm, and 6:00pm. We will also offer Ashes-to-Go. If you would like to help out with Ashes-to- Go, please get in touch with Simone: simone@stmichaelsabq.org

February 17

Join us for a pancake supper in the Parish Hall on

Shrove Tuesday. We encourage you to arrive between 5:30pm and 6:30pm, especially if you want

bacon! There will be a craft for kids, intergenerational Mardi Gras trivia. Around 6:30pm we will hold a short “burning of the palms” liturgy. If you have blessed palms from last year’s Palm Sunday, bring those along. (Kids and Caregivers will have an opportunity to receive Ashes Tuesday night, ahead of the next day’s services).