Scripture shapes us
The Bible is our ultimate authority, read in the company of the Creeds and historic Christian tradition.
An Anglican church in Gallatin, Tennessee
Ancient faith.
A warm welcome.
Come worship Jesus Christ with a close-knit parish rooted in Scripture, the historic Christian faith, and the beauty of the Book of Common Prayer.
105 Shiloh Road6.6 miles northeast of Gallatin Town Square
Parish note
You’re invited this Sunday
Join us Sunday for spoken Holy Communion at 8:30 a.m., Bible Study at 9:30 a.m., and Holy Communion with choir at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Holy Communion is at 6:00 p.m. Visitors are always welcome.
01 — Welcome
A church can feel unfamiliar. We want your first visit to feel anything but.
Whether you have followed Jesus for decades, are returning to church, or are simply curious, there is room for you here. Our worship is reverent without being remote, and our people are ready to help you find your place.
Worship forms us
Prayer, readings, sermon, music, and Communion invite everyone to participate—not merely to watch.
Community holds us
We know one another, serve together, and carry each other through the ordinary seasons of life.
02 — Your first Sunday
Everything you need to walk through the red doors.
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Arrive a few minutes early
Parking is available beside the church. A greeter will welcome you and give you a bulletin that guides the service.
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Choose any seat
No one expects you to know when to sit, stand, or kneel. Simply follow the bulletin and the people around you.
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Stay for conversation
After worship, linger and meet the parish. Questions are welcome, and so are quiet exits when that is what you need.
03 — Rooted here
A young parish in a sanctuary with a long memory.
Shiloh Presbyterian Church is organized, becoming one of Tennessee’s early Presbyterian congregations.
The brick sanctuary is built—the same room in which Saint Michael’s worships today.
Saint Michael’s begins as an Anglican church plant centered on historic worship and parish community.
The parish makes the Shiloh building its home and begins a new chapter in its story.
Today Saint Michael’s is part of the Anglican Diocese of the South in the Anglican Church in North America.
04 — Life together
Faith grows in good company.
Sunday worship is the center of our common life, but it is not the whole of it. There are simple, meaningful ways to learn, serve, sing, and belong.
Bible Study
Thoughtful teaching that equips ordinary Christians for life and service in God’s kingdom.
Learn more →Choir
A musical ministry that leads the parish in sung prayer and makes room for new voices.
Learn more →Daughters of Iona
Fellowship, prayer, and book discussion in connection with the Daughters of the Holy Cross.
Learn more →Men of the Church
A monthly breakfast for conversation, friendship, and mutual encouragement.
Learn more →05 — Gather with us
Upcoming events.
06 — Watch & listen
Services from Saint Michael’s.
2026-09-13
Sunday Service September 13, 2026
2026-09-13
Sunday Service September 13, 2026
2026-09-13
Sunday Service September 13, 2026
Rector Currently Vacant
RectorSaint Michael’s is currently in a season of prayerful rector search.
The Rev. Deacon Stephen Wood
DeaconDeacon Stephen assists at the Eucharist and serves the parish through the Gospel, prayer, and practical care.
The Most Rev. Dr. Foley Beach
Archbishop and Diocesan BishopArchbishop Foley serves as Diocesan Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of the South. Consecrated in 2010 as the diocese’s first bishop, he served as Archbishop and Primate of the Anglican Church in North America from 2014 to 2024.
The Rt. Rev. Frank Lyons
Assisting BishopBishop Frank assists Archbishop Foley Beach in episcopal pastoral care and leadership across the Anglican Diocese of the South, including confirmations, ordinations, and support for regional deans.
09 — Good to know
Questions are welcome here.
What should I wear?+
Come as you are. You will see everything from jeans to jackets and dresses. No special preparation or church background is expected.
What is Anglican worship like?+
Our service follows the historic Book of Common Prayer, with Scripture, prayer, a sermon, music, and Holy Communion. The bulletin makes it easy to follow along.
Are children welcome?+
Absolutely. Children and teens are part of our parish life, and activities for children are available during the 10:30 a.m. Sunday service.
Can I receive Communion?+
All baptized Christians who receive Communion in their own church are welcome at the Lord’s Table. You may also come forward for a blessing.
Sunday at 10:30 a.m.
There is a place for you at Saint Michael’s.
Bring your questions. Bring your family. Bring only yourself. We’ll be glad to see you.