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Pizza and Prayer
On the first Tuesday of each month we eat together at 7pm before praying at 7.30pm
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Tuesday @ 10
A group for women of all ages. We meet Tuesday mornings at 10am for refreshments for a 10.30 start. Come for Friendship, Bible Study, Reflection, Discussion, and Prayer.
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Tuesday Men's Prayer & Bible Study
On Tuesdays from 7.15-8.45, we meet in the St Michael's Church Room. Coffee & tea provided; bring your own breakfast.
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Women's Breakfast
On Saturday 14 November we will be gathering at 10.30am-12.30pm for food, fellowship, an opportunity to pray and a special guest speaker.
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Give with LoveGiving
The ministry of St Michael’s is made possible by your generosity. Your contributions enable our Sunday services, events and ministries, and support our mission partners.
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If you wish to make a donation directly to us, please use the bank details below. This eliminates platform fees, so we keep 100% of the gift you give. If you are a UK taxpayer, please consider making a Gift Aid declaration to help your gift go even further.
Bank Details:
Account Name: St Michaels Church Chester Sq
Sort Code: 60-07-29
Account Number: 39858774
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Join a team
There are lots of ways to get involved in the life of the church! Joining a team at St Michael’s is a great opportunity to connect with others, serve the church, and play a part in building up the Kingdom of God.
Catch up on our Vision Series so far:
In our first vision talk for this academic year, Jamie asks how we can have a burning heart for Jesus. Jesus meets us on the ordinary roads of life, even when hope feels lost and we struggle to recognise Him. As He draws near, He invites us out of the stories keeping us stuck and into a greater vision filled with hope. A burning heart for Jesus isn’t something we manufacture, but something awakened through encountering Him. Wherever you are on the journey, Jesus can meet you there and set your heart alight again.
What does it look like to have a heart that truly burns for Jesus? This message explores the invitation to ask Jesus to stay, allowing Him to move from guest to host as He feeds, shapes and equips us. As we gather around the Bible and the table together, our faith becomes more than information, preparing us to love, serve and share Jesus with those around us.
They didn't go back to the city because someone told them to. They went back because it was true. In the last of our three weeks on the Emmaus road, Jamie Mulvaney looks at Luke 24:32–49. Their hearts burned, but the facts lit the fire. Evangelism is overflow, not obligation. It rests on certainty and runs on grace, which is why Jesus goes first to Peter. He sends us beginning where we are, and he clothes us with power.