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Mike Angell

The Rev. Mike Angell is rector of The Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion in St. Louis.

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God Asks Us to Choose Hope over Despair

Posted on September 20, 2020September 20, 2020 by Mike Angell

Authentic faith doesn’t ask you to smile and pretend everything is okay when it’s not.

Posted in Audio Sermon, Christianity, SermonTagged Audio Sermon, Bible, faith, Ginsburg, Hope, Lament, RBG, Sermon, Supreme Court1 Comment

Without a Vision, the People Perish

Posted on July 26, 2020July 26, 2020 by Mike Angell

Jesus looked out on a group of tired, frustrated, oppressed people. He told them, "you get a choice of where to live." You can stay in this tired frustrated place. Or Jesus said, you can follow me...

Posted in Audio Sermon, Christianity, Jesus, SermonTagged Audio Sermon, Coronavirus, Discernment, Hope, Jesus, SermonLeave a comment

The Rev. Mike Angell is the 13th rector of the Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion in University City, Missouri. He is an award winning preacher, writer, and religious leader.

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Mike’s Book

“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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