Hearing God – using the gift of prophecy

Hearing God – using the gift of prophecy

God speaks—but how well do we hear?

A team from Woodlands Church, Bristol (Woodies) will be joining us to provide training in the gift of prophecy, as described in 1 Corinthians 12 and 14. Together, we’ll explore how to recognise the voice of the Holy Spirit and practise listening to God.

This session is for everyone—whether you’re just beginning to explore the prophetic or have many years of experience. We can all grow in hearing God and discovering all that He wants to reveal to us.

The meeting will be held in Seminar Room 3 at St Michael’s Centre on Saturday 24 October, from 9:00am to 12:30pm, with a break halfway through for tea and coffee.

The event is free, but please sign up to reserve your place.

Sunday Sermon Series

Sunday Sermon Series

Sunday teaching is a key part of St Michael’s. We aim to have a series of engaging and thought-provoking topics to deepen our understanding of the Bible and its relevance in our lives today.

From exploring foundational biblical principles, to addressing pressing contemporary issues, our aim is to equip and inspire each member of our communities to live out their faith with purpose and conviction. Join us as we seek to grow together in knowledge, wisdom, and love.

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Gift Day for Ministry and Mission 2026

Gift Day for Ministry and Mission 2026

Please add your response by clicking the button above. Or, if you prefer, download a paper form (click here). You can also email us if you have any queries.

Immeasureably More

The Bible tells us that God is able to do “immeasurably more than all we can ask or imagine” (Ephesians 3:20). The generosity of Jesus is greater than we can measure, and as Christians, we reflect that generosity in our own lives.

At St Michael’s, everything we do is sustained by God’s provision through our giving—our worship, our ministry with children and young people, our care for one another, and our outreach into the community. All of these things have a cost, and our giving is one of the ways God provides for them.

This Gift Day, we’re asking each of us to prayerfully consider our giving. Perhaps you could:

  • Begin giving monthly
  • Increase your regular giving to help it keep pace with rising costs
  • Make a one-off gift to help bridge our potential £50,000 deficit

This deficit is the difference between what it costs to deliver the ministry and mission of St Michael’s and the regular monthly donations we receive. Every donation helps, regardless of size.

So on this Gift Day, let’s give generously. Let’s give joyfully. And let’s trust the God who is able to do immeasurably more than all we can ask or imagine.

Thank you for being part of St Michael’s, and thank you for your generosity.

Finance Pack

We have put together a financial summary pack providing more detail on our finances here at St Michael’s. We are committed to being open and transparent about how our finances work, where your giving goes, and how we can all count ourselves in. Download a copy on the button below.

Baptisms

Baptisms

On Sunday 13 December 2026 at the Six-Thirty, we are having full-immersion Baptisms,

If you are part of St Michael’s, have recently come to faith in Jesus, or you’ve never been baptised, but you’re a Christian, why not prayerfully consider this opportunity to be baptised?

Please complete the form here, or talk to one of the team.

We will be having a preparation session ahead of the Baptism service, which you will need to attend, the date is TBC

If you are looking for a baptism service for your child, please head here