Name: St. Matthew the Apostle Episcopal Church
Address: 7410 Sunset Drive, Miami, FL, 33143-4130, US
Telephone: 305-665-7333

Welcome to St. Matthew the Apostle Episcopal Church in South Miami.

We hope you will join us in person very soon!
The Episcopal Church is known as a “bridge tradition” because it encompasses both the Catholic and Protestant traditions in one spiritual family. We are members of the worldwide Anglican Communion; along with 85 million other Anglican Christians throughout the world. Wherever you are on your journey in faith, there is a place here for you. Come and experience the love of God with us as we worship, serve, and seek to follow the way of Jesus together.
All are welcome!

Bienvenidos a St. Matthew
Episcopal Church en South Miami.

¡Esperamos verlos pronto!
La Iglesia Episcopal es conocida como una “tradición puente” porque abarca las tradiciones Católica y Protestante en una sola familia espiritual. Somos miembros de la Comunión Anglicana Mundial, junto con otros 85 millones de Cristianos Anglicanos en todo el mundo. Doquiera que estés en tu sendero de fe, hay un lugar aquí para ti. Ven y experimenta el amor de Dios con nosotros mientras adoramos, servimos y buscamos seguir juntos el camino de Jesús.
¡Todos son bienvenidos!

Servicios en Español
Presentemente, no ofrecemos Misa dominical en español, sino solo en inglés, a las 10 de la mañana cada domingo. Todos son bienvenidos.

Si desea tener un Bautismo o una Boda en español, o si desea cuidado pastoral, comuníquese con la Rvda. Mercedes Busto enviando un correo electrónico a stmatthewepis@bellsouth.net.

Worship Service

Sundays at 10:00AM

Youtube Live: Stmatthewmia

Recorded services are posted on our channel.

Click the icon below to join us live or view what you've missed.

First Sunday of the Month

Help us fill the food panty with non-perishable goods. Please check the expiration dates before donating items.

Summer Program 2025

Summer Reading

We invite you to a summer reading delight, Upstream – Selected Essays by Mary Oliver. Do not read it in a rush: it is meant to be savored, perfect for summer sloth. Mary Oliver was a poet whose poetry (and prose) exude her love for the natural world and its creator. When summer is over, we will get together to share our reflections and thoughts about the book. ‘Til then.

"Holy Grounds: The Surprising Connections Between Coffee and Faith"

Sunday, July 27

Please join us after the service on Sunday, July 27 for a video lecture on coffee by the Reverend Tim Schenck, an Episcopal priest who has been a coffee connoisseur almost as long as he has been a Christian. Learn about the fascinating spiritual connections to coffee while you grow in your faith. Hope to see you there!

Marine Conservation in South Florida - Sunday August 10

Please come to hear our own Dr. Art Gleason after the service on Sunday August 10. Professor Art will be talking and teaching us about Marine Conservation in South Florida. Hope to you there!

Wine & Cheese Reception & Piano Recital

Saturday, August 23rd at 5:30 PM

On Saturday, August 23rd, as we approach the end of summer, we will celebrate with a Piano Recital by our pianist Matias Nestor Cuevas, who will delight us with music by Beethoven, Bach, Liszt and Ravel. Please join us at 5:30 PM for a Wine & Cheese Reception, with the recital immediately following at 6 PM. Suggested donations of $15 per person will be gratefully received. Cheers!

Health & Wellness Fair
Saturday, February 7, 2026

We are in the initial planning stages of what we hope will be our First Annual Health & Wellness Fair on Saturday, February 7, 2026. This will be an opportunity for us to reach out to serve our community.

As the name suggests, we will focus on health but also on wellness. So, if you have an affinity with, or special interest in, any particular aspect of these disciplines, please consider volunteering to serve on our planning committee. We need you, and we suspect it will be rewarding. If you are interested, please speak to Louise Gleason or Mother Busto.

“…the Son of Man came not to be served but to serve…” Matthew 20:28