You do not have to be an official member of the parish to worship at Saint Michaels. Everyone is welcome to worship with us and all baptized Christians are welcome to receive the Sacrament of Holy Communion.

Membership in the parish, however, is a wonderful way to strengthen your relationship with your fellow parishioners and with God. There are two ways to become a member of the Episcopal Church: by baptism in an Episcopal congregation or by reception or transfer as a baptized person from another communion.

If you are already a baptized or confirmed member of another church and wish to become an Episcopalian, you do not need to be re-baptized. You may become a member of the Episcopal church by presenting to the rector a letter of transfer, a baptismal certificate, or similar evidence.

Joining Saint Michael’s is quite easy. All you have to do is attend regularly and make a financial pledge. The amount of that pledge is up to each individual. What is most important is that you make a commitment to share with others the gifts that God has given you in proportion to your income and means.

Membership is a requirement for voting in the annual parish meeting, serving on the Vestry and for election as a delegate to Diocesan Convention.