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Welcome to St. Matthias' website!

Thank you for visiting. We hope that we are the church home that you are looking for.

St. Matthias began as a mission of St. Mark's Episcopal Church (now St. Mark's Cathedral) over 50 years ago. Our "Mission", both then and now, is to spread the teachings of Christ to all who wish to listen. Our doors are open to anyone and everyone. At St. Matthias you will find a loving and caring body of Christ that will accept and befriend you as a fellow communicant of Christ. At St. Matthias you will find not just a house of God, but a home as well.

All Are Welcome.

St. Matthias is located just off Interstate 220 on Lakeshore Drive in Shreveport, LA.

 

 


Safeguarding God's Children

The "Safeguarding God's Children" cirruculum will be offered at St. Matthias for all parishoners who volunteer to be involved with children and youth in the Diocese of Western Louisiana. This course will be offered at St. Matthias on Wednesday the 14th of May from 6:30 to 8:30 PM. Anyone who wishes to help with children or youth in the Diocese is encouraged to enroll for this course.

All persons who wish to participate may contact Mrs. Songy at St. Matthias (please see the "contact us" link on the "Welcome" page) to get more information on this course.

 
Mother's Day and Pentecost

I would like to remind folks out there that Mother's Day is fast approaching. Have you thought about your Mother today? Well, if not, you better not forget her when May 11th rolls around!

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A New Priest for St. Matthias!

As many of our parishoners now know, Fr. Bill McBride has accepted the call to become our new Priest at St. Matthias. I believe that I can speak for all St. Matthias parishoners when I say that we are excited by this turn of events!

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Frisbee Golf!

Attention, all EYC members!

The St. Matthias EYC will be having an outing to Ford Park to play a round of Frisbee golf, no golf shoes required...

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The Reverend Canon Robert Kenwood Cooper has passed away.

I am saddened to report that the Reverend Canon Robert Kenwood Cooper, our former Curate and Priest of St. Matthias parish, passed away on Friday the 8th of February around 7:00pm in the evening. Fr. Cooper was a blessing and more to our parish during his tenure here. I don't think I will ever be able to forget the image of him walking into the parish hall in his black shirt, collar, black dress shoes, black socks, and shorts. He was (and still is) a man who commands a large presence. He will be missed.

For more information on Fr. Cooper, please see the link below.

rebouche.blogspot.com

 
Fr. Ben's Bible Study

Bible study is offered at 9 a.m. in the McMichael room. Everyone is invited to participate in this group as we study what I (and others) consider the most exciting book of the New Testament, if not the whole Bible, "The Acts of the Apostles ". This is the story of the first years of the Church, with Peter and Paul as the main characters. We invite you to come and join us and see for yourself - and bring a friend!

I look forward to sharing the word of the Lord with you!

Father Ben

 
Forward Day by Day
The most recent Forward Day by Day is Available in the Narthex. Please take a copy. There is no charge for this publication.
 
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