New Mural Celebrating Watershed and Chumash Heritage
On Sunday, February 6th, St. Mike's dedicated a new mural! This artwork depicts the Goleta Slough Watershed and our connection to water in our area. It includes reflections on the Chumash settlement Helo', which was later referred to as Mescaltitlán, and to the first Earth Day. Come check it out!
Surfing and Spirituality
Students! Join us for Surfing and Spirituality every Wednesday morning during the UCSB academic year. For more info, email [email protected]
A Growing Family
Here at St. Mike's, we are growing to meet the needs of people at every phase in life. Some parents with young children like to take advantage of the child care offered on Sunday mornings in our Little House from 10am-noon. Other parents love being able to have their children with them during the service. Everyone is welcome at St. Mike's!
Sunday Services Back Inside!
Join us back inside the chapel for worship on Sundays at 10:30am. See you soon!!!
Tribute to MLK
Check out the St. Mike's Band's tribute to The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. HERE
Sending lots of love to the Beloved Community!
Join Our Podcast
If you are unable to join us in person, check out our podcast HERE. You can also find it on our "Sermons" page under the Worship and Music tab. The podcast is also available on iTunes or on Podcast apps. Simply search for St. Michael's University Church and subscribe. Our prayers are with all who are suffering. May the peace of Christ be with you all.
St. Mike's Sings "Mary Don't You Weep"
St. Michael's University Church UCSB contributed THIS SONG to the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles' Easter Vigil service on April 3rd, 2021. Check it out on YouTube (click HERE). Great job, everyone!
Love Music?
The St. Mike's Band is here for you. We strive for inclusive, love-spreading merriment in music that spans the globe. Want to join the band? Email [email protected]
Join area residents, faculty, staff and other students for worship in a liturgical tradition. Every Sunday morning at 10:30am we gather to hear sacred readings from the Bible, a short sermon and communion. A small choir made up of students, faculty and associates leads us in joyful song. Students serve as greeters, readers, choir members, acolytes, altar guild members and Eucharistic ministers. Our service is meditative and casual. The word Eucharist comes from a Greek word meaning "thanksgiving." Our Sunday worship service is a time for us to come together in community and give thanks for the great blessings of God in which we all share. Whoever you are, and wherever you are on your spiritual journey, you are welcome at God's table. Take some time out of your busy week to reflect, pray and deepen your spiritual life in community!