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
Love
Hiddeness
Availability
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.
Confirmation is a special church service in which a person confirms the promises that were made when they were baptized. If you were baptized at a christening when you were a child, your parents and godparents made these promises on your behalf. As a young person or adult, you may be ready to affirm these promises for yourself and commit your life to following Jesus Christ. Or perhaps you were baptized as an adult and are now ready to confirm those promises.
At a confirmation service, you make these promises for yourself. Your friends and family will be there to promise to support and pray for you.
This year, there is the opportunity to be confirmed at the Deanery Confirmation service at Christ the King, Bradley Stoke on Sunday 21 June at 4pm
If you would like to be confirmed, please complete the online form hereby 20 May or get in touch if you would like more information.
Join us for an evening of inspiration and vision at our Annual Meeting and Vision Night on Wednesday 29 April 2026 at 7.30pm.
Throughout the evening we will be looking forward at our vision, values and strategy.
And we’ll also complete our formal Church of England annual meeting requirements as the PCC.
What is the PCC?
The PCC (Parochial Church Council) is the governing body of St Michael’s overseeing our ministry and mission. It is responsible for ensuring compliance with policies, proper recruitment and staff management. The PCC is required to hold an APCM (Annual Parochial Church Meeting) where reports are shared, accounts approved, and new members and officers are elected. Anyone can come to the annual meeting; only those on the electoral roll can vote.
Do I need to book to come?
You can just turn up, but it would aid us in planning if you could register in advance. Please click here
Serve on PCC
The PCC (Parochial Church Council) is made up of Clergy, Church Wardens, members of the Deanery and Diocesan Synods and a number of elected members. Being a member of the PCC means you are part of decision making, and carries some legal responsibilities. PCC members are considered ‘trustees’ by the Charity Commission. To stand for election to the PCC you must be 16 or over, on the church Electoral Roll, regularly take communion, and be legally allowed to be a Charity Trustee.
At the meeting on Wednesday 29 April we will be electing new members. If you have an interest in standing, please contact the PCC Secretary via the church office or speak with Simon.
Annual Meeting Documents
In line with our commitment to being more eco-friendly, we will not be printing multiple copies of the meeting documents. Please download in advance or bring a device with you that you can access the internet on. Printed copies will be available on request in advance. – please sign-up to request them. The link to access the documents will be emailed to you when you sign up to confirm your attendance. If you cannot make the meeting but would like to access the documents, please email Laura@stmichaelsbristol.org
Join in with all things Easter, as we reflect on the cross and celebrate in the hope of the resurrection.
Join us for a powerful, worship-filled evening as we gather around the table to retell the story of the Exodus and the Last Supper!
We’ll share a delicious lamb-based meal together, with dessert and drinks, as we worship, reflect on the meaning of the Last Supper, and take Communion as a community. There will also be the opportunity to take part in foot or hand washing — a meaningful expression of humility and love.
Tickets are £12 per person (to cover the cost of the event) and £6 for children under 16.
The evening begins at 7:30pm.
We’re so excited to share this special time together and can’t wait to see you there!
Join us on Good Friday morning at 10am where we will have 6 craft and activity stations helping us to journey through and reflect on the story of Easter.
At 11.00am we will meet in the church auditorium for a short time to bring our thoughts together through video, song and reading before enjoying Hot Cross Buns and refreshments at the end. Booking is not required, just come along!
Join us in the Lower Hall in St Michael’s Centre for our Good Friday Reflective Service with Holy Communion. Seven different people – clergy, lay ministers and congregation members share short reflections interspersed with worship and time for silent reflection
Communion will be at 1.45pm.
Stay for as little or as long as you like.
Arrive or leave on the quarter-hour.
Four opportunities to worship the risen Jesus on this glorious day!
The 8.45 am in the Lower Hall, The Ten-Thirty Celebration in the Auditorium, Evensong in Seminar Room 3, and The Six-Thirty in the Auditorium.
