Welcome to St. Michael’s!

We are a family of faith dedicated to worship, prayer, and service.

St. Michael’s is a small and friendly family of faith, dedicated to worshipping God, following Jesus, and serving one another and our community in the power of the Holy Spirit. We welcome all who seek to know and love our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

We meet every Sunday morning to hear the Scriptures, sing, pray together, and receive the sacrament of Holy Communion.

Our services follow the Book of Common Prayer. Its liturgies have ancient roots, connecting us with the faith and worship of Christians through the ages, and giving us a pattern to “worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness.”

Worshippers tend to dress casually. Children are welcome—a certain degree of ‘kid noise’ is usual. All baptized Christians are invited to partake of the sacrament, including children, at parents’ discretion.

Fr. Peter C. Schellhase came to St. Michael’s in 2021. At that time he was newly ordained as a Deacon. He was ordained to the priesthood at St. Michael’s on All Saints’ Day, 2021, by Bishop Michael Smith. Father Schellhase is dedicated to proclaiming the gospel, administering the sacraments, and equipping the saints for the work of ministry. He is married to Erin and they have four young children.

Fr. Schellhase is a graduate of Nashotah House Theological Seminary, and a member of the Society of Mary and the Guild of All Souls.

Deacon Karen G. Malcolm has served at St. Michael’s since her ordination to the diaconate in 2012, and is a longstanding member and leader of this parish. She assists our priest, especially in the areas of worship and pastoral care. As a deacon she is engaged in strategic ministry in our community, especially focused on veterans and victims of domestic violence. Deacon Karen is married to David, and they have two adult children.

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