October FEST preparations have begun…..and we need your help.

Giving and Receiving……

The Rev. Lisa Frost-Phillips invites us to imagine a less conflicted life as we learn from Jesus and practice walking in his way through this world, our hearts and lives open to the suffering and beauty around us, and our belonging in dignity with each other.

What are we stewards of at St. Matthew’s? And who are we stewards for? And what does this One seek in St. Matthew’s?

Contemplative retreats just 15 minutes from St. Matthew’s, offered at The Trees, a ministry of St. Philips Episcopal Church.

Holiday FEST help needed!

In this Sunday forum The Rev. Robert Fruehwirth, goes back over the pattern and flow of the Eucharist, this time with two historical characters from our parish past: Duncan Cameron and Harriet, enslaved by the Smith family and great grand mother to Blessed Pauli Murray.

A Saint and His Parish. The Rev. Robert Fruehwirth reflects on St. Matthew’s message for his parish today — Jesus was the fulfillment of the Hebrew Scriptures precisely in the kind of welcome he offered to Matthew, dying because he made that welcome, and the kind of community it created.

St. Matthew’s Day Parish Picnic, Sunday Sept 24, Noon!

What is the Eucharist? Or, where is the Eucharist taking us? We eat of one bread to become one body, Christ's body in the world. The Rev. Robert Fruehwirth explores the meaning of the Eucharist, step by step in this Sunday Forum at St. Matthew's Episcopal Church, Hillsborough NC.

The Rev. Robert Fruehwirth reflects on forgiveness with practical reflections on growing in our ability to forgive others.

MYSTERIA by Jerry Eidener

What is Eucharist? Where is it taking us? These two lead Sunday Forums explore the Eucharist as the heart and foundation of life at St. Matthew’s.

Welcoming our new intern from the Diocese, Day Smith Prichartt and welcoming Katie Bracy back for an academic year internship from Duke Divinity School!

The Rev. Robert Fruehwirth highlights the main initiatives for the fall of 2023 in our Strategic Plan, Engage to Grow.

The Rev. Lisa Frost Phillips reflect on Christian community as a place where holiness is held between us, even in everyday things, where tension and disagreement is ordinary and to be expected, and where we are invited into forgiveness and generosity.