The wardens and vestry of St. Matthias’ Church meet to conduct the business of the Parish. All are welcome to join and observe the meeting (held in the Hall).
Come join us for a great day of golf at The Player’s Course at Wyboo! Find all the information needed to play, sponsor, or simply donate by clicking HERE.
We gather in the Parish Library for a time together examining and exploring the Biblical and Traditional witness of deep worship practices- the signs, symbols, and habits of historic and modern worship.
All are welcome to come and explore worshiping without words, believing what we pray while praying what we believe, and learning the deep spiritual truths of devout worship.
The children will enjoy this challenging witness of biblical truth with a bit of fun mixed in along the way! One part of the Sunday reading will be the center of focus, and time will also include a time of exploration into a specific worship element.
The children meet in the St. Nicholas Chapel (across from the Parish Office).
We welcome our returning students for this optional week of reorientation to the classroom.
We welcome our Montessori Pre-School families for an orientation to the movements and workings of St. Matthias Montessori Pre-School. This informative meeting will be brief and concise.
The children will enjoy this challenging witness of biblical truth with a bit of fun mixed in along the way! One part of the Sunday reading will be the center of focus, and time will also include a time of exploration into a specific worship element.
The children meet in the St. Nicholas Chapel (across from the Parish Office).
We gather in the Parish Library for a time together examining and exploring the Biblical and Traditional witness of deep worship practices- the signs, symbols, and habits of historic and modern worship.
All are welcome to come and explore worshiping without words, believing what we pray while praying what we believe, and learning the deep spiritual truths of devout worship.
We begin the 2025-26 school term! We welcome all of our returning children as well as our newest classroom friends!
We gather in the Parish Library for a time together examining and exploring the Biblical and Traditional witness of deep worship practices- the signs, symbols, and habits of historic and modern worship.
All are welcome to come and explore worshiping without words, believing what we pray while praying what we believe, and learning the deep spiritual truths of devout worship.
The children will enjoy this challenging witness of biblical truth with a bit of fun mixed in along the way! One part of the Sunday reading will be the center of focus, and time will also include a time of exploration into a specific worship element.
The children meet in the St. Nicholas Chapel (across from the Parish Office).
We gather in the Parish Library for a time together examining and exploring the Biblical and Traditional witness of deep worship practices- the signs, symbols, and habits of historic and modern worship.
All are welcome to come and explore worshiping without words, believing what we pray while praying what we believe, and learning the deep spiritual truths of devout worship.
The children will enjoy this challenging witness of biblical truth with a bit of fun mixed in along the way! One part of the Sunday reading will be the center of focus, and time will also include a time of exploration into a specific worship element.
The children meet in the St. Nicholas Chapel (across from the Parish Office).
This feast day service will be a said service.
The readings will be:
The children will enjoy this challenging witness of biblical truth with a bit of fun mixed in along the way! One part of the Sunday reading will be the center of focus, and time will also include a time of exploration into a specific worship element.
The children meet in the St. Nicholas Chapel (across from the Parish Office).
We gather in the Parish Library for a time together examining and exploring the Biblical and Traditional witness of deep worship practices- the signs, symbols, and habits of historic and modern worship.
All are welcome to come and explore worshiping without words, believing what we pray while praying what we believe, and learning the deep spiritual truths of devout worship.
The wardens and vestry of St. Matthias’ Church meet to conduct the business of the Parish. All are welcome to join and observe the meeting (held in the Hall).
A solemn time to offer our petitions together for all the needs of our families, parish, community, and world.
We gather in the Parish Library for a time together examining and exploring the Biblical and Traditional witness of deep worship practices- the signs, symbols, and habits of historic and modern worship.
All are welcome to come and explore worshiping without words, believing what we pray while praying what we believe, and learning the deep spiritual truths of devout worship.
The children will enjoy this challenging witness of biblical truth with a bit of fun mixed in along the way! One part of the Sunday reading will be the center of focus, and time will also include a time of exploration into a specific worship element.
The children meet in the St. Nicholas Chapel (across from the Parish Office).
KING DAVID AND GOLIATH:
This seventh and final session of the Living Storybook Day Camp begins at noon with a shepherd-themed lunch as the children explore the work of the Lord God through King David . The children will learn about the life of King David and the defeat of Goliath by engaging in God’s Word (we will use the Children’s Storybook Bible for all our events).
To Register please click HERE. (A $15 per child donation is requested by not required. We will not allow financial concerns to keep the Gospel Truth from the children of our community.)
DROP OFF should be between 11:45am to Noon in the front parking area forming a car line. PICK UP will be between 4:00 pm to 4:15 pm in the front parking area car line. NOTE: Your child or children will be brought out to you, please do not allow or encourage your child to run or enter the parking area unsupervised.
Please contact the church office by phone, email, or by on-line entry if you have any questions.
A solemn time to offer our petitions together for all the needs of our families, parish, community, and world.
The children will enjoy this challenging witness of biblical truth with a bit of fun mixed in along the way! One part of the Sunday reading will be the center of focus, and time will also include a time of exploration into a specific worship element.
The children meet in the St. Nicholas Chapel (across from the Parish Office).
We gather in the Parish Library for a time together examining and exploring the Biblical and Traditional witness of deep worship practices- the signs, symbols, and habits of historic and modern worship.
All are welcome to come and explore worshiping without words, believing what we pray while praying what we believe, and learning the deep spiritual truths of devout worship.
JOSHUA AND JERICHO:
This sixth session of the Living Storybook Day Camp begins at noon with a Jericho-themed lunch as the children explore the work of the Lord God through Joshua . The children will learn about the wall of Jericho coming down and the gift of salvation by engaging in God’s Word (we will use the Children’s Storybook Bible for all our events).
To Register please click HERE. (A $15 per child donation is requested by not required. We will not allow financial concerns to keep the Gospel Truth from the children of our community.)
DROP OFF should be between 11:45am to Noon in the front parking area forming a car line. PICK UP will be between 4:00 pm to 4:15 pm in the front parking area car line. NOTE: Your child or children will be brought out to you, please do not allow or encourage your child to run or enter the parking area unsupervised.
Please contact the church office by phone, email, or by on-line entry if you have any questions.
A solemn time to offer our petitions together for all the needs of our families, parish, community, and world.
The children will enjoy this challenging witness of biblical truth with a bit of fun mixed in along the way! One part of the Sunday reading will be the center of focus, and time will also include a time of exploration into a specific worship element.
The children meet in the St. Nicholas Chapel (across from the Parish Office).
We gather in the Parish Library for a time together examining and exploring the Biblical and Traditional witness of deep worship practices- the signs, symbols, and habits of historic and modern worship.
All are welcome to come and explore worshiping without words, believing what we pray while praying what we believe, and learning the deep spiritual truths of devout worship.
THE EXODUS:
This fifth session of the Living Storybook Day Camp begins at noon with a Egyptian-themed lunch as the children explore the Exodus of people of Israel from Egypt. The children will learn about the freedom from slavery and the gift of salvation by engaging in God’s Word (we will use the Children’s Storybook Bible for all our events).
To Register please click HERE. (A $15 per child donation is requested by not required. We will not allow financial concerns to keep the Gospel Truth from the children of our community.)
DROP OFF should be between 11:45am to Noon in the front parking area forming a car line. PICK UP will be between 4:00 pm to 4:15 pm in the front parking area car line. NOTE: Your child or children will be brought out to you, please do not allow or encourage your child to run or enter the parking area unsupervised.
Please contact the church office by phone, email, or by on-line entry if you have any questions.
We gather in the Parish Library for a time together examining and exploring the Biblical and Traditional witness of deep worship practices- the signs, symbols, and habits of historic and modern worship.
All are welcome to come and explore worshiping without words, believing what we pray while praying what we believe, and learning the deep spiritual truths of devout worship.
The children will enjoy this challenging witness of biblical truth with a bit of fun mixed in along the way! One part of the Sunday reading will be the center of focus, and time will also include a time of exploration into a specific worship element.
The children meet in the St. Nicholas Chapel (across from the Parish Office).
