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Town and Village

St. Michael's Episcopal resumes programs, Sunday School

BRATTLEBORO-St. Michael’s Episcopal Church has begun its new year with the start of Sunday School, weekly choir rehearsals, and other activities. The church is located at 16 Bradley Ave.

“Back to school means back to formation programs for children and youth,” said St. Michael’s rector, the Rev. Mary Lindquist, in a news release. Sunday School offerings are: nursery care (up to age 3); Godly Play (ages 3–9), a Montessori-inspired Christian formation program; and Youth Group (grades 7 to 12) on first Sundays only.

St. Michael’s weekly 9 a.m. Adult Forum has also begun, with an hour-long presentation and conversation. Adult Forum topics are listed at stmichaelsvermont.org .

The St. Michael’s choir, led by Music Director Keane Southard, resumea its rehearsals Sundays at 8:45 a.m. and will sing at the 10:15 service.

This fall, St. Michael’s Episcopal “joins millions of Christians around the world to celebrate the Season of Creation” from September through early October,“ according to the news release. Lindquist said, “With the devastating floods, fires, and storms of this last summer, the call to engage directly with the reality of climate change and our place in God’s creation is more urgent than ever.”

She said all are welcome at St. Michael’s Episcopal Church, Services are Sundays, in-person, at 8 and 10:15 a.m. (the latter is also livestreamed); Wednesdays at noon; Thursdays at 5:30 p.m. for contemplative prayer; morning prayer at 8 a.m. and evening prayer at 5 p.m. are celebrated on Zoom every weekday. For more information, visit stmichaelsvermont.org .


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