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.
A service of Holy Eucharist is scheduled on this 14th Sunday after Pentecost at Historic St. Mark’s Church in Pinewood (ACNA, Anglican Diocese of SC) see location map HERE). The Officiant and Celebrant will be the Reverend Daniel Miles. All are welcome!
Lisa Harper’s A Jesus Shaped Life will be the focus of study for the women of St. Matthias and those of our community (of course all are welcome!). Books are available in the Parish Office. The women will gather in the meeting room across from the Parish Office at 10 am each Tuesday for this seven week study.
From the Study Guide:
This seven-week Bible study by Lisa Harper, titled A Jesus-Shaped Life, is your invitation to explore the depths of God's character, God's love for you, and how your relationship with Him transforms you. Ultimately, you will experience how biblically sound theology deepens your relationship with God and each other.
Unpack rich theological concepts, like:
Imago Dei—what it means to be made in God's image
Hypostatic union—Jesus as fully God and fully human
Christ's Transcendence—that He is above and beyond all creation. He is holy, eternal, and sovereign.
Christ's Immanence—that He is present with and near to His creation.
Coram Deo—living every moment in the presence of God.
Pneumatology—the Holy Spirit, His role, and His work in our lives
. . . and so much more!
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).
Lisa Harper’s A Jesus Shaped Life will be the focus of study for the women of St. Matthias and those of our community (of course all are welcome!). Books are available in the Parish Office. The women will gather in the meeting room across from the Parish Office at 10 am each Tuesday for this seven week study.
From the Study Guide:
This seven-week Bible study by Lisa Harper, titled A Jesus-Shaped Life, is your invitation to explore the depths of God's character, God's love for you, and how your relationship with Him transforms you. Ultimately, you will experience how biblically sound theology deepens your relationship with God and each other.
Unpack rich theological concepts, like:
Imago Dei—what it means to be made in God's image
Hypostatic union—Jesus as fully God and fully human
Christ's Transcendence—that He is above and beyond all creation. He is holy, eternal, and sovereign.
Christ's Immanence—that He is present with and near to His creation.
Coram Deo—living every moment in the presence of God.
Pneumatology—the Holy Spirit, His role, and His work in our lives
. . . and so much more!
All are invited and encouraged to have our faith formed in fellowship, in God’s Word, in song, and in prayer. Children are invited to share in this forming with some shared time and some devoted time together. We meet in the St. Matthias’ Church Hall with culturally relevant teachings each Wednesday by The Reverend Daniel Miles.
Supper begins at 5:30 pm (Donations are welcome but not required or expected)
Together-time begins at 6:00pm
Dismissal at 7:00pm
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).
Lisa Harper’s A Jesus Shaped Life will be the focus of study for the women of St. Matthias and those of our community (of course all are welcome!). Books are available in the Parish Office. The women will gather in the meeting room across from the Parish Office at 10 am each Tuesday for this seven week study.
From the Study Guide:
This seven-week Bible study by Lisa Harper, titled A Jesus-Shaped Life, is your invitation to explore the depths of God's character, God's love for you, and how your relationship with Him transforms you. Ultimately, you will experience how biblically sound theology deepens your relationship with God and each other.
Unpack rich theological concepts, like:
Imago Dei—what it means to be made in God's image
Hypostatic union—Jesus as fully God and fully human
Christ's Transcendence—that He is above and beyond all creation. He is holy, eternal, and sovereign.
Christ's Immanence—that He is present with and near to His creation.
Coram Deo—living every moment in the presence of God.
Pneumatology—the Holy Spirit, His role, and His work in our lives
. . . and so much more!
All are invited and encouraged to have our faith formed in fellowship, in God’s Word, in song, and in prayer. Children are invited to share in this forming with some shared time and some devoted time together. We meet in the St. Matthias’ Church Hall with culturally relevant teachings each Wednesday by The Reverend Daniel Miles.
Supper begins at 5:30 pm (Donations are welcome but not required or expected)
Together-time begins at 6:00pm
Dismissal at 7:00pm
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).
Lisa Harper’s A Jesus Shaped Life will be the focus of study for the women of St. Matthias and those of our community (of course all are welcome!). Books are available in the Parish Office. The women will gather in the meeting room across from the Parish Office at 10 am each Tuesday for this seven week study.
From the Study Guide:
This seven-week Bible study by Lisa Harper, titled A Jesus-Shaped Life, is your invitation to explore the depths of God's character, God's love for you, and how your relationship with Him transforms you. Ultimately, you will experience how biblically sound theology deepens your relationship with God and each other.
Unpack rich theological concepts, like:
Imago Dei—what it means to be made in God's image
Hypostatic union—Jesus as fully God and fully human
Christ's Transcendence—that He is above and beyond all creation. He is holy, eternal, and sovereign.
Christ's Immanence—that He is present with and near to His creation.
Coram Deo—living every moment in the presence of God.
Pneumatology—the Holy Spirit, His role, and His work in our lives
. . . and so much more!
All are invited and encouraged to have our faith formed in fellowship, in God’s Word, in song, and in prayer. Children are invited to share in this forming with some shared time and some devoted time together. We meet in the St. Matthias’ Church Hall with culturally relevant teachings each Wednesday by The Reverend Daniel Miles.
Supper begins at 5:30 pm (Donations are welcome but not required or expected)
Together-time begins at 6:00pm
Dismissal at 7:00pm
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).
Lisa Harper’s A Jesus Shaped Life will be the focus of study for the women of St. Matthias and those of our community (of course all are welcome!). Books are available in the Parish Office. The women will gather in the meeting room across from the Parish Office at 10 am each Tuesday for this seven week study.
From the Study Guide:
This seven-week Bible study by Lisa Harper, titled A Jesus-Shaped Life, is your invitation to explore the depths of God's character, God's love for you, and how your relationship with Him transforms you. Ultimately, you will experience how biblically sound theology deepens your relationship with God and each other.
Unpack rich theological concepts, like:
Imago Dei—what it means to be made in God's image
Hypostatic union—Jesus as fully God and fully human
Christ's Transcendence—that He is above and beyond all creation. He is holy, eternal, and sovereign.
Christ's Immanence—that He is present with and near to His creation.
Coram Deo—living every moment in the presence of God.
Pneumatology—the Holy Spirit, His role, and His work in our lives
. . . and so much more!
All are invited and encouraged to have our faith formed in fellowship, in God’s Word, in song, and in prayer. Children are invited to share in this forming with some shared time and some devoted time together. We meet in the St. Matthias’ Church Hall with culturally relevant teachings each Wednesday by The Reverend Daniel Miles.
Supper begins at 5:30 pm (Donations are welcome but not required or expected)
Together-time begins at 6:00pm
Dismissal at 7:00pm
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).
All are invited and encouraged to have our faith formed in fellowship, in God’s Word, in song, and in prayer. Children are invited to share in this forming with some shared time and some devoted time together. We meet in the St. Matthias’ Church Hall with culturally relevant teachings each Wednesday by The Reverend Daniel Miles.
Supper begins at 5:30 pm (Donations are welcome but not required or expected)
Together-time begins at 6:00pm
Dismissal at 7:00pm
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).
All are invited and encouraged to have our faith formed in fellowship, in God’s Word, in song, and in prayer. Children are invited to share in this forming with some shared time and some devoted time together. We meet in the St. Matthias’ Church Hall with culturally relevant teachings each Wednesday by The Reverend Daniel Miles.
Supper begins at 5:30 pm (Donations are welcome but not required or expected)
Together-time begins at 6:00pm
Dismissal at 7:00pm
Our service of Morning Prayer will be offered for those not able to travel to St. Mark’s Church for Homecoming.
All are invited and encouraged to have our faith formed in fellowship, in God’s Word, in song, and in prayer. Children are invited to share in this forming with some shared time and some devoted time together. We meet in the St. Matthias’ Church Hall with culturally relevant teachings each Wednesday by The Reverend Daniel Miles.
Supper begins at 5:30 pm (Donations are welcome but not required or expected)
Together-time begins at 6:00pm
Dismissal at 7:00pm
All are invited and encouraged to have our faith formed in fellowship, in God’s Word, in song, and in prayer. Children are invited to share in this forming with some shared time and some devoted time together. We meet in the St. Matthias’ Church Hall with culturally relevant teachings each Wednesday by The Reverend Daniel Miles.
Supper begins at 5:30 pm (Donations are welcome but not required or expected)
Together-time begins at 6:00pm
Dismissal at 7:00pm
All are invited and encouraged to have our faith formed in fellowship, in God’s Word, in song, and in prayer. Children are invited to share in this forming with some shared time and some devoted time together. We meet in the St. Matthias’ Church Hall with culturally relevant teachings each Wednesday by The Reverend Daniel Miles.
Supper begins at 5:30 pm (Donations are welcome but not required or expected)
Together-time begins at 6:00pm
Dismissal at 7:00pm
The conclusion of the Forming of our Faith Wednesdays comes around the table for a Friendsgiving. All are invited to join together with a meal and fellowship in celebration of our journey as we approach Thanksgiving. We meet in the St. Matthias’ Church Hall, and all are welcome!
Lisa Harper’s A Jesus Shaped Life will be the focus of study for the women of St. Matthias and those of our community (of course all are welcome!). Books are available in the Parish Office. The women will gather in the meeting room across from the Parish Office at 10 am each Tuesday for this seven week study.
From the Study Guide:
This seven-week Bible study by Lisa Harper, titled A Jesus-Shaped Life, is your invitation to explore the depths of God's character, God's love for you, and how your relationship with Him transforms you. Ultimately, you will experience how biblically sound theology deepens your relationship with God and each other.
Unpack rich theological concepts, like:
Imago Dei—what it means to be made in God's image
Hypostatic union—Jesus as fully God and fully human
Christ's Transcendence—that He is above and beyond all creation. He is holy, eternal, and sovereign.
Christ's Immanence—that He is present with and near to His creation.
Coram Deo—living every moment in the presence of God.
Pneumatology—the Holy Spirit, His role, and His work in our lives
. . . and so much more!
Mark your calendars for our fall kick-off covered dish luncheon that will begin at the conclusion of our Sunday worship. We will gather in the Parish Hall for great food and the commissioning of our various ministries.
You are invited to bring your favorite side dish and/or dessert for this Parish Family celebration of fellowship and ministry.
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 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.
We welcome our returning students for this optional week of reorientation to the classroom.
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.
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.
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).
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.
