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September 2026
MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN
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7pm - 8pm
Private booking
2
3
4
5.30pm
Evening Prayer
5
8.30am - 9.30am
Private booking
11am
Zoom Coffee Morning
6
9.30am - 10.30am
Parish Eucharist
12pm - 6pm
Jacobite Syrian Orthodox Church
7
10am - 12pm
Little Micks
5.30pm
Evening Prayer
8
7pm - 8pm
Private booking
9
10am - 12pm
Church open for tea and coffee
10am - 12pm
Food Bank
10
11
5.30pm
Evening Prayer
12
8.30am - 9.30am
Private booking
11am
Zoom Coffee Morning
13
9.30am - 10.30am
Parish Eucharist
12pm - 6pm
Jacobite Syrian Orthodox Church
14
10am - 12pm
Little Micks
5.30pm
Evening Prayer
15
7pm - 8pm
Private booking
16
10am - 12pm
Church open for tea and coffee
10am - 12pm
Food Bank
17
18
5.30pm
Evening Prayer
19
8.30am - 9.30am
Private booking
11am
Zoom Coffee Morning
20
9.30am - 10.30am
Parish Eucharist
21
10am - 12pm
Little Micks
5.30pm
Evening Prayer
22
7pm - 8pm
Private booking
23
24
25
5.30pm
Evening Prayer
26
8.30am - 9.30am
Private booking
11am
Zoom Coffee Morning
27
9.30am - 10.30am
Parish Eucharist
12pm - 6pm
Jacobite Syrian Orthodox Church
28
10am - 12pm
Little Micks
5.30pm
Evening Prayer
29
7pm - 8pm
Private booking
30
10am - 12pm
Church open for tea and coffee
10am - 12pm
Food Bank
Quiz Night
25 July
Amici Allegri
Free Fathers day concert
21 June
Thank you Elizabeth
Celebrating 10 years of faithful service as Church Warden. Thank you Elizabeth Watkin for all your hard work in keeping our church such a vibrant part of our community.
17 May
Saturday 8 August at 11.00am
Zoom Coffee Morning
Saturday 15 August at 11.00am
Zoom Coffee Morning
Saturday 22 August at 11.00am
Zoom Coffee Morning
Saturday 29 August at 11.00am
Zoom Coffee Morning
Saturday 5 September at 11.00am
Zoom Coffee Morning
Saturday 12 September at 11.00am
Zoom Coffee Morning
Saturday 19 September at 11.00am
Zoom Coffee Morning
Saturday 26 September at 11.00am
Zoom Coffee Morning
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St Michael’s became the centre, not only of a faithful, worshipping congregation, but of a strong social and community life and of much caring work among less privileged people at home and abroad.
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