‘eternity’ – Four Evenings Exploring Life’s Big Questions

‘eternity’ – Four Evenings Exploring Life’s Big Questions

Midweek Summer Teaching Series

This summer we’re excited to invite you to a new four-week evening teaching series entitled: eternity- Looking at life’s big questions from God’s perspective.

Together we’ll explore some of the deepest questions people ask about life, faith and eternity — including heaven and hell, suffering and healing, identity and purpose, and the hope and security we can find in God.

Whether you are new to faith or have followed Jesus for many years, these evenings will be an opportunity to learn, reflect, ask questions, worship together, and receive prayer and ministry.

Session Dates

Session 1 – Heaven and Hell Wednesday 17 June

Session 2 – Suffering and Healing Wednesday 24 June

Session 3 – Identity and Purpose Wednesday 1 July

Session 4 – Hope and Security Thursday 9 July

Evening Format

7.00 — Arrival & coffee
7.05 — Welcome & worship
7.10 — Session 1
7.30 — Questions
7.45 — Session 2
8.05 — Questions
8.20 — Prayer & ministry
8.30 — Finish

We would love as many people as possible to join us for the series, and we especially encourage Life Groups to come together where they can.

Gem’s Pirate Praise Party

Gem’s Pirate Praise Party

On Sunday 14 June, our Ten-Thirty Celebration will be transformed into something a little different.

We are thrilled to be welcoming Gemma Hunt (from CBeebies’ Swashbuckle) to host a special Pirate Praise Party!

It looks set to be a wonderful morning of interactive, all-singing, all-dancing, storytelling pirate fun, where faith and adventure set sail!

Everyone is welcome, no booking required, but come early to get a good seat!

Kingdom Seeds in Local Soil

Kingdom Seeds in Local Soil

This month, we are invited to step into a nine‑day journey from  15 to 23 May that weaves across the whole Diocese of Bristol—an adventure of prayer, story, and hope. Join the Bristol Diocesan Pilgrimage 2026, in walking and praying together, sewing seeds of God’s kingdom in every corner of our diocese.

On Wednesday 20 May, the pilgrimage will be in our Deanery: Kingswood and South Glos. At around 1pm it will be stopping at St Michael’s!

Find the full details of the route on the Diocese website – click on the button below

A Journey rooted in Prayer

Each day will follow a gentle rhythm of prayer, reflection, and fellowship, pausing at local churches and schools to pray for God’s work in each community and deanery. Here is the special pilgrimage prayer.

Not able to join in person – why not join in with the virtual pilgrimage?

Click here to join with the virtual pilgrimage

Service

From 19 April, we are looking at the practice of Service, as part of our teaching series, Practicing the Way, where we learn habits to help us become more like Jesus, and develop a Rule of Life.

We will be exploring the theme of Service and following individual sermon titles each Sunday

  1. Love
  2. Hiddeness
  3. Availability
  4. Family

These sermons can be seen on our Rule of Life: Serving playlist on YouTube

This Practice is also perfect to use with Life groups, with detailed videos and resources available to Life group leaders

The Rule of Life podcast also has a series on service, which is available on Spotify.

Serving Together

Serving together is right at the heart of everything we do. Most of our activities are run and facilitated by volunteers. We hope that everyone will find a way to get involved. 

Some teams require a certain level of skill or experience whilst for others, no previous experience is necessary.

Either way, we would love to help you connect and find ways of getting stuck in.