Worship every Sunday at 10:00am
St. M's is a youthful outpost of the "Anglican" movement right here in the Bible-belt: we represent a venerable, tried n’ tested blend of diverse elements developed in the High Middle Ages by the very first English-speaking “evangelicals” – men and women who felt drawn to separate themselves from a foreign-controlled church that had abandoned its calling: to be a “light” in the world; a place of transformation. Of “salvation.” This is what we aspire to be.
St. M's is a youthful outpost of the "Anglican" movement right here in the Bible-belt: we represent a venerable, tried n’ tested blend of diverse elements developed in the High Middle Ages by the very first English-speaking “evangelicals” – men and women who felt drawn to separate themselves from a foreign-controlled church that had abandoned its calling: to be a “light” in the world; a place of transformation. Of “salvation.” This is what we aspire to be.
News & Events
July 17th 2021- Rotary river clean up! St Matthews and the Rangers will clean up our section of the "Mighty" Barren Fork river. We will start 8am at the Hennessee's home.
July 18th 2021- We would like to welcome Fr Joe Weatherly to St Matthews. He is a retired priest from Cookeville and we are proud to have him on Sunday.
Also We will " Feed the homeless" . We will prep food after the service downstairs and deliver on this day.
We've a new website!
And you're looking at it. Please excuse the fact, therefore, that some parts of it may strike you as "a work in progress."
And you're looking at it. Please excuse the fact, therefore, that some parts of it may strike you as "a work in progress."
Coronavirus Pandemic
Praise be to God! We're thrilled to put the pandemic - and the various protective protocols it seemed to necessitate - behind us: you are truly welcome to wear a mask, but if you've been vaccinated there's really no need. Come and enjoy the Lord!
Praise be to God! We're thrilled to put the pandemic - and the various protective protocols it seemed to necessitate - behind us: you are truly welcome to wear a mask, but if you've been vaccinated there's really no need. Come and enjoy the Lord!
