A Bible Church in the Anglican Tradition
St. Michael and All Angels Anglican Church
Who We Are
St. Michael and All Angels Anglican Church serves Kerrville, Texas and the surrounding communities of the beautiful Texas Hill Country.
We are a member of The Anglican Diocese of the Living Word, led by The Rt. Rev. Julian Dobbs.
The ADLW is a part of ACNA (The Anglican Church in North America.)
It is our desire to assist seekers to come to know and develop a deeper relationship with God.
Offering a traditional service, we appeal to our parishioner’s sense of long-standing values as described in Holy Scripture. As a stable rock, this church remains firmly rooted in the values that have served the Anglican faith so well. We emphasize an Anglo-Catholic style of liturgy, purposeful messages and the great hymns of the Church, along with Holy Scripture and powerful prayer.
As a Christian community, we enjoy worshiping together and enjoy a potluck lunch after our service on the fourth Sunday of every month.
We are especially pleased when people traveling through Kerrville join us and we welcome you. Please join us as we praise God and share in the Body and Blood of our Lord each Sunday.
In September 1994 a group of like-minded brothers and sisters came together to create a local Anglican Church. At the gathering of those men and women St. Michael and All Angels Anglican Church was born.
For many years the parish met in a building belonging to another church. There, utilizing the 1928 Book of Common Prayer , the parishioners worshipped God and grew as a church family. For nearly fourteen years they waited for God to provide a permanent home. In February of 2008 their prayers were answered.
The group was able to purchase a building and work began to transform a one-time day care center into a church home. They held their first services there on Palm Sunday of that same year.
St. Michael and All Angels Anglican Church remains a traditional Anglican parish. Under the spiritual leadership of Father Dan Jones, the church family continues to worship God and grow in Christian love.
Services
Sunday Morning Worship Service 10:00AM
Wednesday Morning Prayer Service 10:00AM
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The Place of Worship
As you enter, you will notice an atmosphere of worship and reverence. Anglican churches are built in many architectural styles; but whether the church be small or large, elaborate or plain, your eye is carried to the altar, or holy table, and to the cross. So our thoughts are taken at once to Christ and to God whose house the church is. On or near the altar there are candles to remind us that Christ is the “Light of the world” (John 8:12). Often there are flowers, to beautify God’s house and to recall the resurrection of Jesus. On one side at the front of the church, there may be a lectern-pulpit, or stand, for the proclamation of the Word; here the Scriptures are read and the sermon is preached. In many churches, however, the lectern is separate from the pulpit and stands on the opposite side of the church.
Our 2024 Vestry
Sr. Warden
Mr. George Black
Jr. Warden and Clerk of the Vestry
Ms. Patti Morin
Vestry Member
Mr. Ed Morgan
Vestry Member
Mr. Arnold Lachner
Vestry Member
Mr. Charles Evans
Who's Who?
Meet our dedicated clergy and staff
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The Rev. Deacon Herman Roark
Dn. Roark professed his faith in Jesus Christ at the age of 19 in 1960. He was confirmed as a member of the Episcopal Faith in 1961 by the Suffragan Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of West Texas, bishop Earl Dicus. As a member of St. Boniface Episcopal Church, he served his Lord and the Episcopal Church, located in Comfort, Texas, for 40+ years in the capacities of Bishop's Warden, Junior Warden, Treasurer, Psalmist, Lay Reader, and Eucharistic Minister. Dn. Roark and his wife Betty became members of St. Michael and All Angels in 2007. He was ordained as a Deacon in the Anglican Diocese of the West by Bishop Winfield Mott on October 13, 2010. He has served as Deacon under Bishop Mott, Bishop William Ilgenfritz, Bishop of the Missionary Diocese of All Saints, and currently under Bishop Julian Dobbs, Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of the Living Word. Dn. Roark serves Jesus Christ and His Church under the direction of the Rev. Dan Jones, Rector of St. Michael and All Angels Anglican Church.
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Benjamin jones
Organist
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The Rev. Dan Jones, Rector
Fr. Dan Jones was born and raised in Memphis, Tenn. He Graduated from the University of Memphis with a degree in music theory and was trained for the priesthood at Nashotah House Theological Seminary. He and his wife Debbie have nine children and (soon to be) eleven grandchildren. Fr Dan has served churches in Connecticut, Texas, Tennessee, Mississippi, New York, and Washington state. He is Deeply committed to the authority of the Bible and preaches with all his heart. The Jones are happy to officially be Texans once again after living in Midland forty years ago.
A Blessed Holy Week at
St. Michael and All Angels