Community groups
Alongside worship in the Church we have regular groups meeting in our hall and special events through the year. You can also hire the hall for your own regular or one-off events.
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6:00 pm to 8:00 pm, 2nd Monday of the month
A welcoming, fun, inclusive group for young people aged 11-16, with food, games, sports, chat, activities, a safe space to ask questions about faith, and much more.
All welcome whether you’ve been to St Michael’s before or not. No booking necessary, just drop in and say ‘hi’.
For more info, send us a message.
Coffee Pot & Crafts
7:00 pm to 9:00 pm, 1st & 3rd Wednesdays of the month
A space and a place to get creative with new and old friends.
Bring your own craft and pop into the church hall any time between 7-9pm.
If you’re able to give, a donation of around £3 would be wonderful (but if you forget or it’s a problem, don’t worry about it).
All welcome, just come along!!
Bring & Share Lunch
12:00 pm, 2nd Saturday of the month
Bring a plate of something to share, and come and meet new and old friends at this informal social event.
No need to book, just come along!
Ramblers
10:00 am, 1st Saturday of the month
St Michael’s Ramblers head out into the local countryside on the first Saturday of the month at around 10am, and finish with lunch in a pub at the end of their walk.
We have been rambling for over twenty years, so the rambles are getting progressively shorter and gentler!
We now have ramblers who just come along for the meal, affectionately called Roadies.
New ramblers and roadies are always very welcome, whether you’re churchgoers or not.
To find out more sign up to our newsletter, where details of the latest rambles will appear.
Choir
6:00 pm Mondays & 9:15 am Sundays
New members are always welcome to join our friendly St Michael’s choir, where enthusiasm is as important as musical ability! We rehearse most Mondays at 6:00 pm and sing every week in the 9:15 am service, as well as other special services. For further information contact Roger Fisher.
Supporting St Michael’s
All the work of St Michael’s is funded by the local people who make our church community happen! We receive no funding from the Government or Church of England.
Gifts from our community and supporters are vital to
our church’s life and work, as we continue to serve
those around us and safeguard the legacy of faith,
music and worship which we have inherited.
You can find out more about giving to support St Michael’s by reading our leaflet about giving. The leaflet has all the details you would need if you decided that regular giving is something you’re able to do and would like to do.
