Mike Angell

The Rev. Mike Angell is a priest at the Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion in University City, Missouri. He is a preacher, writer, a dad, a sometimes frisbee and ukulele player. He likes to hike, ski, swim, and laugh

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May 31, 2020May 30, 2020 Mike Angell

The Fire Next Time

June 4, 2017 Mike Angell

“Spirituality” A sermon for Pentecost

May 15, 2016May 15, 2016 Mike Angell

Pentecost: The Spirit Abides

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The Rev. Mike Angell is a priest at the Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion in University City, Missouri. He is a preacher, writer, a dad, a sometimes frisbee and ukulele player. He likes to hike, ski, swim, and laugh.

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“How Can I Live Peacefully with Justice? is part of the “Little Books of Guidance” series from Church Publishing. Mike talks frankly about questions of race, identity, justice, and faith.

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  • Review of Mike’s book by poet Robert Lowes
  • The Rev. Mike Angell is recipient of the John Hines Preaching Award- Virginia Seminary
  • ‘Activate’ citizens to claim human rights, and governments to ensure them, say Cristosal leaders -Episcopal News Service
  • Interfaith Group stands against “Guns Everywhere” -Post Dispatch
  • Church offers “Love by the Load” -Post Dispatch
  • “A Blue Christmas” -Post Dispatch

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