Communication between parish members happens through the monthly Newsletter which announces and chronicles parish events, volunteer opportunities, and music in the liturgy.. The Sunday bulletin, in addition to the order of worship, contains a list of the week’s coming events and announcements.

St. Michael’s parishioners are blessed to worship in a church building erected in 1714. While the beauty of the old wooden building adds a unique dimension to our Sunday worship, an historic church has its own challenges and responsibilities. The Historic Church Committee exists to advocate for the preservation of the historical aspects of St. Michael’s, including the 18th century buildings and artifacts and the maintenance of archival materials. The archives include early 18th century vestry records and other documents which have been professionally restored and are housed in fire resistant safes. These are available to be seen on request. The Buildings and Grounds Commission is responsible for the actual physical condition of the church and Parish Hall, the adjacent rectory and the early 19th century house the Sunday School uses. The parish owns a two-apartment dwelling bought as fire protection which supports 4% of the annual budget. The Stewardship Commission is responsible for the October/November pledge drive which provides the major part of the church’s annual income. The Finance Commission oversees the budget, expenses, purchases, audits, etc. and the Investment Committee has responsibility for St. Michael’s endowment funds under guidelines established by the Vestry.